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 […]
Rite of Passage: Lina Iris Viktor with César, Louise Bourgeois, Louise Nevelson, and Yves Klein is a presentation of works by Lina Iris Viktor and historic artists whose work finds echoes […]
Howardena Pindell's exhibition, A New Language, brings together work from Pindell’s six decade long career including paintings, works on paper and video. The exhibition tracks the development of Pindell’s artistic language, and examines […]
A continuation of Lisa Traxler's sculpture, ‘Time Traveller – Voyager’ which was inspired by a painting from Southampton’s Maritime and Local History Collection ‘Approach to the New World (Olympic)’ by artist Norman Wilkinson. […]
Part One: El Umbral – The Threshold, is the first exhibition and events of The Portals Project. In this context, the installed paintings, drawings, works in embroidery thread, and video artworks […]
The exhibition, Born from Earth, is an all-woman group show bringing together ceramics by 11 contemporary artists, from pioneers of the medium to young artists who keep pushing it forward. The […]
In these works, Breath, Zarah Hussain explores the principles of geometry and mathematics, to guide the viewer into a moment of deep contemplation and stillness. In their pairs, the paintings represent inhalation […]
Deadname is the exhibition by Lou Lou Sainsbury, which she identifies as a time traveller. Sainsbury works across film and performance, poetry and drawing, installation and textiles. Her work unwrites and rewrites […]
To Feel Something That Was Not of Our World, is the title of Nina Katchadourian’s exhibition. It is the result of an extensive investigation of, and direct engagement with a true story […]
‘Stop Bath’, Danica Lundy’s exhibition, features a group of monumental paintings made during the past year. The exhibition demonstrates Lundy’s particular visceral figuration; a sensorial and visionary form, which the artist […]
‘In jest’, an exhibition by Ilana Savdie, features new large-scale paintings and drawings, which explore performance and excess as modes of dissent and resistance. Expanding on the carnaval tradition of her […]
As If, Almost is an exhibition of new paintings by Louise Giovanelli. Taken from the Latin word ‘quasi'’ to mean ‘as if’, the title of the exhibition suggests images that carry the […]
Zim-Zum: The Folding World presents, through twelve international artists, a field of possibilities to be unfolded. So welcome to the fold - with Rana Begum, Jyll Bradley, Sophie Bouvier Ausländer, Helena […]
Shore comprises three projects by Canadian artists, whose fundamental proposition asserts humanity as part of the natural order – not against nature – assuming perpetual metamorphosis as a fact of life. […]