Jukhee Kwon's exhibition, Liberated, comprises new and recent sculptural pieces created entirely from paper. Kwon’s primary material comes from unused and abandoned books, which, by skilful slicing and precision cutting, […]
Travelling across continents and never staying still for too long, Anna’s journeys fuel her art, providing inspiration through the sights and emotions that she encounters along the way. Using photography […]
Dr Esther Mahlangu is globally acclaimed for her bright and bold abstract paintings with vivid, geometric patterns that are rooted in Ndebele artistic tradition, a South African community. Her exhibition […]
Hostess, is an exhibition of paintings by France-Lise McGurn, which showcases a new body of work featuring a large central triptych, new wall piece and a painted sofa suite. Working on […]
Explore the powerful work of two groundbreaking modern artists, and a unique chance to discover the visionary work of Hilma af Klint and experience Piet Mondrian’s influential art in a new light. Although they never met, af Klint and Mondrian both invented their own languages of abstract art rooted in nature. At the heart of […]
The exhibition title, Nothing is Absolute' refers to a shifting relationship between the self and the perception of the surrounding world, which Cantons describes as a constant revisioning and adjustment of the concepts of truth and understanding. As Cantons says, "Nothing is fixed. Everything is in flux, and anything can change it.” In her recent works, […]
Dawn Ng’s exhibition comprises lightboxes, photographs, a video and paintings, all of which articulate Ng’s nuanced exploration of time.
Weird Horses is an exhibition that proposes a return to equestrian sculpture. Here as elsewhere, Cathie Pilkington is characteristically drawn to engage with motifs that seem exhausted and overburdened by history, testing out what meanings and relevance they can have today. The image of the horse is a loaded one, rooted deep in the sculptural canon, […]
Maki Na Kamura's exhibition of new paintings displays both her figurative and abstract styles of drawing. These dichotomies do not exist to Na Kamura, whose style and time are fluid. She sees herself “as both a traditionalist and as a painter of the twenty-first century”, for the new works on view, the artist pulls structure from […]
The exhibition closely examines the central ideas behind Oneness, in this presentation of Shahrzad Ghaffari's preparatory painting on canvas, and a short film on the making of the work. The exhibition, […]
‘Abstract is not a style. I simply want to make a surface work.’ With these words the Abstract Expressionist Joan Mitchell explained her relationship to painting and abstraction. On its own, abstraction was for Mitchell an empty shell. As a label it had come to characterise too much and too little all at once. In […]
This exhibition, Hidden Layers, is a presentation of a series of fabric paintings by Mary Norden.
Soft Power, Guns Rain is an exhibition by an all-women trio: Bev Butkow, Aneesah Girie and Hannah Macfarlane. Each of the artists employs unusual, tactile and gendered materials that oscillate between ideas and conceptual spaces of ‘soft’ and ‘hard’. In doing so they challenge perceived boundaries between painting and weaving, sculpture and crafting, textile and […]
There is a preview of Anita Witek's artist book, that follows her recent photographic series, Unforeseeable Occurrences. The preview is accompanied by a selection of Witek's photo-collages. The book was produced in a long, intense collaboration with designer Karin Holzfeind, and includes works produced in the last three years, conceived at an unprecedented time, when […]
Tizta Berhanu explores humanity’s full spectrum of emotions in her figurative paintings. Narratives of love, intimacy, kinship, and motherhood flow across her gestural compositions. Bathed in swathes of jewel-like primary colours, Tizta’s figures are painted with expressive brushstrokes, often weaved into layers of the canvas’ abstract background. Interlaced in each other’s embrace, her figures express […]
Enactment, is an exhibition of queer, multi-disciplinary visual artist Florence Peake. The exhibition presents new installations, sculptures, canvases, and works on paper that continue the artist’s research into the possibilities of painting. Peake produces paintings, sculptures, films, and immersive performances rooted in the body, which are at once sensual and witty, political, and intimate. Focusing […]
Taking Care, is the title of an exhibition by Silvia Infranco. Her investigation unfolds through many media: works on paper, works on wood, artist’s books, sculptures and Polaroids that fill the rooms of the gallery. They recount history of humans' interactions with nature and plants informed by ancient manuscripts housed in the British Library. This […]
LE CORBEAU ET LE RENARD, is an exhibition by Nathalie Du Pasquier, in which she presents a suite of new paintings and constructions in her signature visual lexicon of vivid […]
Hyphenate brings together works by three female artists: Amy Bernstein, Betsy Bradley and Weixin Quek Chong. The exhibition explores how, in painting and sculptural installation, the artists render explorations of […]
‘Fist of Fury’, Jane Dickson’s exhibition surveys both historical and recent paintings from her acclaimed ‘Times Square’ series, with a focus on signage from cinemas, adult entertainment establishments, hotels, liquor stores, and other late-night businesses. Blinking advertisements, gloomy streets, naked flesh and furtive glances: Jane Dickson’s paintings and drawings evoke the nocturnal world of Times […]