Reframed: The Woman in the Window, is the first exhibition to explore the enigmatic motif of the ‘woman in the window’. Featuring artworks from ancient civilisations to present day, the exhibition […]
Featuring Marina Abramović, Louise Bourgeois, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, David Hockney, Rembrandt, Pablo Picasso, Cindy Sherman, Wolfgang Tillmans, Rachel Whiteread and more,Reframed places over 50 works by great artists side by side, from ancient worlds to lockdown living rooms. Sculpture, painting, print, […]
Radical Landscapes features two new commissions by Davinia-Ann Robinson and Delaine Le Bas. In Rinkeni Pani (Beautiful Water), Le Bas explores her English-Romany heritage to engage with themes of trespass and climate […]
Boo Saville's exhibition Ma is her most personal show to date, incorporating her renowned colour field paintings and detailed drawings with a narrative that draws on her own reflections on […]
Weathering with You, is an exhibition of new work by Lian Zhang, curated by Marcelle Joseph. Zhang belongs to the Surrealist tradition outside of Western history, and her brushstrokes are like manga moths circling […]
Web 3.0 Aesthetics: In the Future Post-Hype of the NFTs is a trilogy by Kate Bickmore and other artists that explores NFT aesthetics through the lens of social, intellectual, and technological upheaval that took place […]
Melanie Manchot is staging Alpine Diskomiks, a major exhibition of her 20-metre-long installation that comprises 50 turntables and a frieze of album covers depicting mountain landscapes. The records are set spinning one […]
Virginia Overton’s exhibition, Animal Magnetism, includes sculpture and installation, beginning with materials reclaimed from industrial contexts, previous artworks, and scavenged from the gallery. Born in Tennessee, her work is informed […]
Life on the CAPS, is Meriem Bennani’s acclaimed eight-channel video installation Party on the CAPS (2018–19). It is shown for the first time in the UK, alongside its newly commissioned sequel, Bennani’s most ambitious […]
Life on the CAPS, an exhibition by Meriem Bennani is an eight-channel video installation, Party on the CAPS (2018–19), and shown for the first time in the UK, alongside its newly commissioned sequel. […]
The Many Sides of Isabel Rawsthorne showcases the often-revolutionary work of an artist who ‘disappeared from the history of art’. Rawsthorne (1912-1992) changed her surname with each of her three marriages […]
Alongside film and text-based works, Victoria Cantons' exhibition, People Trust People Who Look Like Them, features a thematic cycle of large paintings that track the artist’s own transgender history, to reflect on […]
Ex Libris is an exhibition by Olivia Jia that includes a series of new small-scale paintings in which the artist brings together an array of images and objects sourced from her own […]
Frances Upritchard's new installation, Surf 'n' Turf, features a series of sea and land creatures occupying an unspecified landscape. The sculptures are made from balata or cast in bronze. Balata is a […]
In Invisible Sensations, Sun Woo directs her attention to these unseen constraints and frailties encountered by both our bodies and social bodies, clouded by the reflective surface of technology. Informed by her early […]
Charlotte Johannesson is known for her pioneering work relating the craft technology of the loom and the digital technology of computer programming. Circuit expands on this dialogue, providing an account […]
Katy Moran’s abstract paintings conjure atmospheres – at times suggestive of landscape, still life, or figuration – through her exploration of form, gesture, colour and surface. While the legacy of […]
This exhibition spans 50 years of work by Nicola L. (1932 - 2018). Her work started with abstraction then she succumbed to figuration, followed by Pop Art along with its […]
The exhibition features previously unseen works from Luchita Hurtado’s Sky Skin series; this exhibition centres on the artist’s pursuit of the other worldly and a broader reflection on life and […]
'The Electorate', Nicky Hirst's exhibition, centres on uncertainty, transience and humanity. Working in a variety of materials found discarded on urban streets, her interests include layers of history, people and places. […]