Diane Chappalley uses a highly symbolic and poetic language to address personal experiences that images can sometimes describe more accurately than words. In her exhibition, The Flowers are Witness, Chappalley paints […]
Jung Min Park’s practice revolves around our physical sensations and how our bodies connect to our surroundings in a way that is unique to each individual. In Listening to the Camouflage, Park transforms […]
Hilary Doyle is an artist whose work revolves around themes of womanhood, motherhood, psychology and everyday life. On the Way to the Garden is the basis for this body of work […]
A Life in Art: Lucy Wertheim & Reuniting the Twenties Group seek to address Wertheim’s contribution to mid-twentieth century modern art by bringing together works from her collection and the artists she […]
Vivian Maier (1926-2009) was a significant photographer of the 20th century. From carefree children and glamorous housewives to the homeless and destitute, Maier’s portraits capture the highs and lows of […]
Table to Tide: A Yorkshire Conversation brings together a new body of work by Yorkshire-based designer, painter and illustrator Janine Burrows, celebrating the Yorkshire landscape. With a background in surface pattern […]
Ketty La Rocca was associated with the poesia visiva (visual poetry) movement and the avant-garde activities of the Florentine Gruppo 70 and began making subversive visual-verbal collages in the 1960s, […]
Jonkonnu Masquerade, is an exhibition of new works by Sokari Douglas Camp CBE that explores the masquerade of ‘Jonkonnu’ both within its Caribbean context and that of the broader African diaspora. The sculptures are […]
‘Shapeshifters’, is an exhibition of Orlanda Broom’s abstract works which burst with explosive movement, fluid shapes, and a playful colour palette in a riotous celebration of colour, form, and technique. The […]
An exhibition of Lakwena Maciver’s Jump Paintings, with abstract portraits of some of the most inspiring Basketball Players, both past and present. The origins of these ‘Jump paintings’ stem from […]
The exhibition, In the Air, explores the relationship between the air and earth, from 3.5-billion-year-old fossilised bacteria that first introduced oxygen into the atmosphere to delicate porcelain sculptures of the glaciers […]
Three major sculptures by Sophia Vari are installed on the Smithson Plaza, which continuies an established legacy of showcasing significant works of modern and contemporary art in this important location. […]
Eileen Cooper presents 11 new works on canvas for her exhibition: Somewhere or Other. Whilst encompassing enduring themes of sexuality, creativity, fertility, and relationships, the works in 'Somewhere or Other' recognise […]
Araminta Blue’s exhibition ‘Silt’ is a selection of works on paper that features a large-scale diptych of over 3m that testifies to her increasing ambition. Blue’s paintings represent a significant and […]
In Body Vessel Clay, the artists explore race, gender, colonialism, the body, and the vessel, as well as how their work with clay challenges the perceptions of clay as a […]
Mónica de Miranda's research-led practice is grounded in postcolonial politics in relation to Africa and its diaspora. Her most recent project The Island contemplates the complex experiences of Afrodiasporic lives and Europe’s […]
Uncertain Futures is a new collaborative artwork highlighting intersectional issues around work for women over 50 focusing on gender, age, race, disability and class. Developed by Suzanne Lacy with an advisory […]
This exhibition by Elsa James, is her most ambitious work to date, ‘Othered in a region that has been historically Othered’ premieres in her home of Southend and is part of […]
And Everything Changed, an exhibition of new work by Catherine Goodman that examines and positions human physicality into an intense relationship with the natural environment. Created during London’s Covid-19 lockdown and […]
For her winning Max Mara Art Prize for Women commission, Emma Talbot questions deeply rooted positions of power, governance, attitudes to nature and representations of women through an acutely personal lens in The […]