Into the Dark Woods’ beckons us into the fantastic realms of Su Blackwell’s artistic imagination. Blackwell is widely known for her fragile and beguiling book sculptures that play on traditions of origami and shadow puppet theatre. Over time, she has perfected a form of rewriting through cutting to conjure a series of enchantments in paper.

Psychic Anemone, is a group exhibition of mixed-media work by Bea Bonafini, Charlotte Edey and Zoe Williams that brings together ceramic sculpture, painting, large-scale tapestry and charcoal drawings and marks the completion of the gallery’s ten-year anniversary programme, which has focused on female-identifying artists. These artists are brought together to compare their multilayered artistic approaches to […]

The second of two exhibitions by pioneering textile artist Lenore Tawney  features rarely seen assemblages and collages from Tawney’s later years, as well as a monumental ‘Cloud’ installation that has not been exhibited since 1978. The two sequential exhibitions, Tawney’s first in the UK, follow a landmark survey at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center, […]

BUOY,  Mary Hurrell's exhibition, comprises sculpture, collage, film and a live programme of performances.  BUOY considers the body as a system of lenses, mirrors and edges, and throughout this new cycle of work, the body moves as a liquid perspective, stretching through emotional and physical densities, elasticities and compressions.

Means of Escape is an exhibition of new works by Sarah Morris. It features film, paintings and works on paper that explore and create an architecture of forms.  The exhibition furthers Morris’s interest in the psychology and perception of space and time.

Rainbow Unicorn Rhombus, is an exhibition of new and recent works by Angela Bulloch, Bulloch’s multidisciplinary practice finds associations between the visual language of 20th century modernist art movements and the digital realm, which encompasses a range of technologies from computer games to science-fiction narratives. Her work explores the relationship between real and virtual space, and the […]

Sikelela Owen’s Steady Love takes its name from India Arie’s 2019 song of the same title. The lyrics describe a love, a cut above the rest – in charm and tender devotion. This love is from a man who possesses an attractive balance between honest affection and understanding. This dynamic kinship empowers his loved one in a […]

Reflections is a series of exhibitions looking at the female experience as portrayed by women identifying artists through different media. The first iteration, focussing on painting, brings together five artists whose works begin with the female body and develop into singular explorations of the subject matter. Using self-portraiture, film stills, studio sittings and photography as the […]

Today Andrea Marie Breiling is still working exclusively with spray paint, differently than even a year ago. The works in her exhibition Sweet Dreams of Rhythm and Dancing, are chromatically richer and spatially more varied, even if some of them are more ethereal, to an almost mysterious degree. The mood is different too: not as high-spirited, more […]

This selection of new work features Ebecho Muslimova’s character Fatebe, a plump and exuberant personality who subsumes the neuroses and anxieties of her creator.  Muslimova’s surrogate shamelessly manipulates her naked body into unimaginable contortions and is found in slapstick and at times abject situations. Set in fantastical painted landscapes or rendered solo in flowing brushwork, […]

Digest is a multi-channel video installation that consists of 1,001 videotapes, which Candice Breitz has permanently buried in polypropylene video sleeves. Each of the sleeves is emblazoned with a single verb excerpted from the title of a film that was in circulation during the era of home video, then painstakingly coated in black acrylic abstraction. The […]

In honour of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women we present Domestic, an installation by Wilma Woolf,  which documents all the women that have been killed in the UK at the hands of male violence since 2013. This incredibly important work by Woolf consists of eight individual plates, placed on a table, representing eight years […]

Anna Barham works between text, live events, video and installation.  The title of her current  exhibition is /S/T/R/O/B/E///L/I/C/K////.

Shilpa Gupta highlights the fragility of one’s right to expression whilst raising urgent questions of censorship, confinement and resistance.

Mona Ardeleanu’s exhibition THE PADDING, offers strong yet sensitive paintings, which take inspiration from her surroundings and are guided by intuition. Ardeleanu “moves through the world when she paints”, and for this […]

Barbara Rae CBE RA is a Scottish painter and printmaker whose acclaimed work is exhibited worldwide. Her landscapes are conveyed through her vivacious use of colour, composition and line. This exhibition […]

Painterly Prints a two-person show, presents the abstract and figurative monotypes of Clive Jackson and Sonia Martin. Sonia Martin expresses a female perspective to her subject-matter which encompasses themes of memory, mortality […]

‘Polarity’ is a concept that has always defined Elise Ansel’s practice. Using energetic gestural abstraction, she reinterprets old master paintings into a contemporary pictorial language, and in the process creates […]

Aleksandra Domanović presents three of her animated Worldometers sculptures. The series is named after a notorious website that collates “live” statistics on a variety of data across the world, including COVID-19. Domanović’s Worldometers use […]