Stitched explores the ambitious, versatile and radical use of stitches in works by twentieth-century and contemporary artists including: Alighiero Boetti, Tracey Emin, Sheila Hicks, Do Ho Suh, Henry Moore, Joana Vasconcelos […]
An exhibition of works by Catherine Opie that builds on the artist’s exploration of the metaphorical language of photography. It continues her dialogue with the Western artistic canon and further […]
All Our Mothers is part of an ongoing series by Sue Williamson, which spans the 1980s through to the present day and provides an invaluable record of exceptional women in South […]
In this new group of works, Julia Adelgren takes us into the crepuscular space between night and day. The painter freely invites us into her enraptured world, lets us share […]
Katherine Bernhardt's exhibition, Why is a Mushroom Growing in My Shower, features new large-scale paintings that include motifs from Bernhardt’s unique visual lexicon, which culls from an irreverent American pop vernacular […]
Penny World is an exhibition spanning the last 30 years of work by artist and poet Penny Goring, which includes a selection of art works from her expansive practice. Works presented are vividly […]
Poppies in Orbit, is an exhibition of works by Ina Gerken, whose new works continue her investigation into the possibilities of abstraction. Her vibrant and energetic paintings arise from an intuitive and reactionary […]
Apotrope, is a group exhibition of work by Tomas Harker, Jack Jubb, Mia Middleton and Caroline Zurmely. It borrows its name from the Greek word meaning to ward off or avert evil, ‘Apotrope’ […]
Combining collage with mixed media, Deborah Roberts' figurative works depict the complexity of black subjecthood and explore themes of race, identity and gender politics. Roberts’ exhibition, I Have Something to Tell […]
The exhibition, From Near and Far, explains the notion of collage. It brings together 16 contemporary female artists, whose work focuses on collage as a concept and an art form; […]
For several years Magdalena Skupinska eschewed conventional art materials in favour of creating her own natural alternatives. Researching for supplies in local markets, grocers, and health stores, Skupinska brings plant matter back […]
Afterglow, an exhibition that not only presents a new body of sculptures and drawings at the London gallery, but also activates the city across different outdoor light installations and performances. The multi-site nature of Afterglow exemplifies […]
Haunted Realism, a group exhibition featuring the work of more than thirty artists including Meleko Mokgosi, Ed Ruscha, Jenny Saville, and Tatiana Trouvé. Haunted Realism’s specific focus is a sense […]
Angela Santana, brings together over 14 paintings in an exploration and rejection of the male fantasy. In an empowering reinterpretation of the male gaze, the new exhibition sees Santana turn […]
Parables of Joy, an exhibition of works by Nengi Omuku, who uses oil paint on sanyan – a traditional Nigerian fabric used for draped clothing. Omuku’s work interrogates ambiguity and liminality with a […]
Portraits of People and Place presents works which are both universal and intimate, encouraging us to contemplate the histories of both the artist and their subjects. All three artists work with […]
Expansion is a new body of work from celebrated ceramic sculptor Merete Rasmussen. The culmination of two years of experimentation; this exhibition charts new horizons in Rasmussen’s work as the artist plays […]
In Contour, Henni Alftan presents new paintings that give an insight into her work. Figurative subjects negotiate the relationship between medium and image, featuring a subtle palette and flat rendering […]
A selection of works on paper that cover the breadth of Kara Walker's practice in drawing in her exhibition Ring Around the Rosy.
As part of her ongoing investigation into the interaction between form, light and colour, this exhibition Reflection on Colour and Form, showcases Rana Begum’s developments over the past five years and […]