Reena Saini Kallat’s exhibition Common Ground, is a carefully woven tapestry of themes, investigating notions of borders, migration, inequity and citizenship. In Kallat’s powerful work maps, rubber-stamps, flags and the constitutions of […]
A major survey of photographer Hannah Starkey, which traces the development of her work across two decades. Throughout her career, Starkey’s meticulously choreographed photographs have determinedly engaged with how women […]
An exhibition of work by the four artists nominated for the Turner Prize 2022: Heather Phillipson, Ingrid Pollard, Veronica Ryan and Sin Wai Kin. Heather Phillipson presents RUPTURE NO 6, which […]
‘Discover Manet and Eva Gonzalès’ is the first in a series of exhibitions that look at a single painting from fresh and unexpected perspectives. Eva Gonzales (1847–1883), the daughter of […]
Hayley Tompkins once described her process as one of trying really to see something. Turning her gaze on everyday objects, she uses paint, photography and film to mark them, and […]
Althea McNish was the first Caribbean designer to achieve international recognition and one of the most influential and innovative textile designers in the UK. This exhibition explores McNish’s extraordinary career and […]
Bharti Kher's exhibition includes delicate mixed media drawings, as well as complex and textured bindi drawings, and a new, large-scale, site-specific version of Virus; conceived and executed annually as a 30-year on-site project […]
Conflagration is Jala Wahid’s presents a new body of work exploring the relationship between Britain and Kurdistan, through the lens of oil. The installation approaches oil as the symbolic material through […]
The exhibition, Strange Clay: Ceramic in Contemporary Art, examines the plasticity and the possibilities of ceramics. Artworks on show encompass fantastical creatures and uncanny representations of the everyday, as well […]
There is a remarkable story of Sarah Biffin (Beffin), (1784-1850), who has been overlooked by historians. Those who have attempted to illustrate her life often perpetuated previously held misconceptions and Biffin’s artistic […]
This exhibition is a major survey of work by over 100 women artists working in the UK from 1970 to 1990. Through their creative practices, women’s liberation was forged against […]
P4aM2aRF! is an exhibition by Nicole Wermers, the title of which resembles code or password, and stands for ‘Proposal for a Monument to a Reclining Female!’ It alludes to the […]
Iona Hutley’s practice traverses the realm of painting, from classical realism to figuration and abstraction. Her abstract works invoke the basest of emotions and harken back to the gods of […]
An online exhibition of works by Dyani White Hawk. As a Sičáŋğu Lakota artist, White Hawk’s practice is informed by a Lakota worldview, which places at its centre, the interrelatedness between all […]
Fiona Connor’s work draws attention to specific objects and architectural spaces and seeks to investigate and interact with social arenas such as public parks, night clubs or exhibition venues. By […]
Metamorphoses, is an exhibition of works by Hedda Sterne (1910–2011), who created an extensive body of work that intersected with some of the most important movements and figures of the twentieth century. […]
Annie Montgomerie’s work explores childhood and the emotions intertwined in that precious stage of life. Combining this with a love of animals. Annie creates childlike figures with expressive faces conveying […]
Reincarnation is a key theme in the work of mother/son artistic duo, Xavier Spiller-Cameron + Moira Cameron, who have been working together for the past five years. They have created an […]
In Grace Weaver’s new paintings, Trash-Scapes, we see a few figures, some things scattered about the plane, minimal hints to places and locations: rubbly roadsides and barren parking garages. They are […]
The presentation of an Invites exhibition by Rebecca Parkin that responds to genres of fan art, horror films, and cosplay, Parkin uses traditional methods of pop culture illustration to interpret […]