Anika Roach's exhibition, In Spite of That, places a strong sense of importance upon representation. Luminous yellows, reds, pinks and blues are juxtaposed with missing limbs and genderless figures seen in peculiar […]
Grace Mattingly’s paintings of Yellow Horses, explore a world of sunny landscapes that shimmer just behind the eyes. Figures frolick, pet, and ride animals alongside fantastical morphologies: a snake that merges with a […]
Renee So's exhibition, ‘Effigies and Elginisms’, comprises 18 new works in stoneware, glazed ceramic and textile, which draws on a wide range of references. From an archaic Parisian by-law […]
Althea McNish's Colour is Mine is a landmark retrospective of one of the UK’s most innovative textile artists and the first designer of Caribbean descent to achieve international recognition. Drawing on extensive […]
Memory and Desire, is an exhibition of new paintings by Celia Paul, whose art is founded on deep connections – familial and creative. Her art threads back and forth across time […]
A presentation of works by Rosemarie Castoro (1939–2015), a central figure in New York’s minimal and post-minimal art scene, spans four decades of her multidisciplinary practice. The exhibition, Working Out, focuses on her giant Brushstrokes and gesso […]
In Jess Valice’s recent paintings, it’s usually the eyes you notice first. Huge, heavy-lidded pools, resolute and weary, as if their owner had lately gone through something but was nevertheless […]
Drawing together over 70 pieces from international public and private collections, this major exhibition, Of Grid, explores the many facets of Hicks’ ground-breaking work – from her intimate Minimes, small woven drawings […]
Aida Mahmudova’s new body of work, Liminality, curated by Alistair Hicks, comments on her rapidly modernising country’s forgotten and marginal corners. Mahmudova uses art as an outlet to give […]
Karen Kilimnik's exhibition, Early Drawings 1976–1998, presents over fifty previously unseen early drawings depicting portraits of British figures both semi-fictional and real, derived from the worlds of film, fashion, royalty and […]
The exhibition, Resonance of Time, continues Victoria Crowe's long-running investigation into the metaphysical landscape, and our relationship to nature, real and transmuted.
Katie Paterson combines a research-based approach with an essentially Romantic and poetic sensibility which invites the viewer into an intimate and philosophical engagement with the natural environment, often collapsing the […]
Mounira Al Solh’s paintings, works on paper, embroideries, films and performances explore migration, memory, trauma and loss in A Day is no Longer a Year. These works bear witness to the […]
Barbara Hepworth: Art & Life is a major retrospective. It spans the artist’s entire career charting the development of her practice, her engagement with political and societal change, and the events […]
A presentation of new work by Suzan Frecon, Oil on Water. On view are new large-scale and midsized canvases that elaborate on the artist’s enduring investigation of painting, as well […]
Everlyn Nicodemus' exhibition brings together a selection of works spanning 40 years, including unseen paintings from The Wedding series. One of the strongest feminist voices to emerge from Eastern Africa in the past […]
From the 1930’s onwards Kathleen Guthrie (1905-1981) exhibited widely, and her work from this period, consisting mostly of still-lifes, landscapes and genre scenes, was painted in a whimsical figurative style. She was a member of the group of constructivist artists led by Ben Nicholson. From this point on her work moved increasingly towards abstraction. In […]
This exhibition, Wind Light Image, hinges around the work ‘Naturalis Historia’ and assembles elements from it, in a site-specific installation. ‘Naturalis Historia’ is composed of chapters; these unfold via the 2011 […]
'Le Temps de l'Éclipse' presents Kenia Almaraz Murillo's weavings and sculptures, highlighting the evolution of style, technique, and inspiration of this artist.
‘Rural Scenes’, a new exhibition of painted works by Cat Roissetter, opens a new window onto the artist’s subversive dream-world – an unsettling, equivocal space that emerges from a distinctively English […]