An exhibition of new work by Veronica Ryan OBE. This exhibition features a variety of seeds, pods and produce, constructed and modelled in bronze and ceramic: including mango and avocado […]
Louise Bourgeois is one of the most important and influential artists of the 20th Century. ‘Drawing Intimacy 1939 – 2010’ shares with the viewer an extraordinary grouping of works from […]
Helen Yardley is a designer of experience and excellence known primarily for her rug designs. In 2023 she celebrates having been at the top of her game for 40 years. […]
Rachel Adams' practice is rooted in an exploration of domestic material, as she looks at the balance between the functional and the decorative, and investigates the position that such material […]
New paintings by Wardha Shabbir, The Water You Seek of beautiful and exquisitely detailed paintings are the subject of this exhibition. The path, or Siraat, continues to inform Shabbir's work and in her […]
For Dear Life, with Penny Siopis features the latest works from the ongoing painting installation series, Viscous Worlds (2017-present), Atlas (2020-present) and a selection of solo canvases exemplifying Siopis’ long-term […]
Shani Rhys James is a figurative artist and, What Came of Picking Flowers, an exhibition of Shani’s new paintings is seen as an important part of the gallery’s 30th anniversary celebrations.
Zoë Paul's exhibition, Shadows over the bright and darkened lands of the earth, shows a series of three large-scale bead curtains made from handmade stoneware, terra cotta, and porcelain depicting the […]
Having created a unique visual vocabulary comprising diagrammatic space, framing, trompe l'oeil illusion, haptic surfaces, transparency, repetition, and of course, colour, Selma Parlour is known for her meticulous oil paintings […]
Home Body, is an exhibition of new paintings, drawings, sculptures and functional art objects by Tschabalala Self. Working as windows into the home, groupings of intimate vignettes across both gallery […]
Afternoon’s Darkness, an exhibition of new paintings and drawings by Somaya Critchlow. Through this exhibition Critchlow continues her exploration of the female figure at the centre of painting in navigating […]
Harumi Klossowska de Rola is an artist and designer who creates powerful sculptural works and delicately crafted luxury jewellery inspired by the flora and fauna of the natural world. The […]
Your Arms Outstretched Above Your Head, Coding With the Angels, is Tai Shani’s new show, which encompasses watercolours, acidic geometries, glass eyes glowing with hunger as well as strained concepts of love, many candles, the sun. (The sun is a ghost here.) What brings these divergent things together in the precarious cosmology of this situation, is […]
Presentation of a new film commission by Ufuoma Essi, who is informed by Black feminist epistemology; her films and moving image works examine history as an embodied experience. My Living […]
An exhibition by Kamala Ibrahim Ishag, whose work intertwines the earthly and the spiritual through an understanding of our connections with the natural world. Kamala is a defining figure of modern […]
MAPS: Data isn't Neutral, are the works of graphic designer and contemporary artist Paula Scher. The exhibition presents Scher’s iconic series of silk-screen maps published by Art Novel in 2018 as […]
In I live Another Life, Emma Coop presents imposing large-scale graphite drawings that suggest a close sustained scrutiny of ambiguous areas of dense foliage and undergrowth. Heavily layered scrawls, delicate touches multiply and coalesce across vast sheets of paper with an intensity that indicate a lengthy duration of mark-making. Coop states how her drawings “document the […]
THE GORGEOUS NOTHINGS, a group exhibition curated by Susan Morris, brings together works by leading contemporary artists including; Anna Barham, Florian Baudrexel, Erica Baum, Moyra Davey, Tacita Dean, Mathew Hale, […]
Rebel Rebel explores the contradictions of Iranian women’s lives between 1925 and the 1979 revolution – an explosive period of both liberation and commodification that proved short lived. Soheila Sokhanvari transforms the […]
Mothers, by Iris Touliaton is an installation to honour a new family by stretching its existing and future ties inconveniently is maybe a strange thing to do, but the subject here is not the institution of the museum, nor that of the gallery, but that of artistic practice and the symbolic and material economies within […]