Working with painting, sculpture, text and performance, Ragna Bley’s experimental practice oscillates between the familiar and alien, between abstraction and representation. Presenting a new series of paintings, the exhibition, Viridian Land, draws […]
Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze's creative practices and processes focus on producing mixed media, paper-based drawings and works. Her art draws inspiration from photography, textiles, architecture and print-making. Amanze’s practice builds around […]
‘Front of House’ is a solo show by Milly Peck. The exhibition presents new sculptural works influenced by studies of residential buildings produced on residency, as part of the Bridget […]
Tessa Lynch's practice centres on feminist readings of the city, highlights issues of social reproduction that are often at odds with contemporary art and life. The exhibition, Houses Fit For […]
An exhibition of work by the influential Japanese photographer, Ishiuchi Miyako. It draws upon three of her most celebrated bodies of work from the last 25 years, including Mother’s, ひろしま/Hiroshima, […]
Mariana Castillo Deball’s composition is inspired by the 14,000 Roman artefacts discovered on the site of Bloomberg’s European headquarters during the 2012 – 2014 archaeological excavations. The installation, Rubbish, comprises towering pillars of […]
Details of a summer fundraising exhibition of women and non-binary artists in support of the Camden-based charity and its vital services. Wave brings together emerging and established artists in support of […]
As Free As Birds is the exhibition by Hadi Fallahpisheh, in which she works across painting, photography, ceramics, sculpture, performance and installation. Fallahpisheh weaves a narrative that is part-allegory, part-fable, with […]
New Mythologies II, is a group show of eleven artists working across painting, drawing, and mixed-media. The works in the exhibition all present responses to a fraught, contemporary climate: one […]
Haptic Vision, is a major exhibition dedicated to trailblazing feminist artists Rosa Lee and Jo Bruton, which puts into focus their massive influence on UK’s abstract and feminist art of the 1980s […]
Hangama Amiri employs an architectural split-screen to take us inside the story of separation. Reminiscences combines the visual vocabulary of history painting with the skills and materials of a couturier, Amiri […]
Under the pink of my tongue, I found love exposes a single, raw nerve extracted from the flesh of a film currently in development by Jennifer Lauren Martin. The short […]
In celebration of Cornelia Parker’s solo presentation at Tate Britain (until 16 October 2022), the Gallery is pleased to present a selection of works from across the artist’s oeuvre. The presentation is […]
This exhibition, The Story of Art as it’s Still Being Written, curated by Katy Hessel, coincides with the publication of her new book The Story of Art without Men. A pioneering exploration of women […]
Carolee Schneemann, a radical artist who remains a feminist icon and point of reference for numerous contemporary artists to this day. She addressed urgent topics from sexual expression and the […]
"Parallel Lines" is the first major review of the work of Eileen Cooper OBE RA, and curated by Kathleen Soriano, The exhibition brings together over 40 different artworks produced over […]
Ksenia Dermenzhi’s exhibition, In Bloom, focusses on a word that has a romantic and loaded feeling. The works are about flowers, colours and joy; there is a real sense of […]
Day Division, is an exhibition of new and recent works by Lucy Skaer. Throughout her practice, Skaer interprets imagery and objects found within diverse contexts and histories, before transforming or […]
remiQXing still, is an exhibition of video and physical works exploring the emerging field of quantum computing as both a subject and medium, by Libby Heaney. The gallery space is turned […]