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 […]

An exhibition of works by Magdalena Abakanowicz that coincides with a major retrospective opening at Tate Modern. On this occasion Marlborough celebrates over 25 years of close collaboration, during which […]

Cecily Brown’s entire gamut and palette are on display in Studio Pictures. There are landscapes, interiors, hunting and battles scenes, swings and bowers, Baroque mélées and Rococo fantasies, Shipwrecks and Assemblies – […]

Hungry Heart, is a two-person exhibition with new works by Darya Diamond and Hanna Stiegeler. Their work comes together in a dialogue between intimacy, desire, consumerism and reproduction. Darya Diamond approaches […]

Sasha Huber explores how colonial histories are imprinted into the landscape through naming and acts of remembrance - asking what actions it might take to repair the inherited traumas of […]

Making Modernism is an exhibition devoted to pioneering women working in Germany in the early 1900s: Paula Modersohn-Becker, Kӓthe Kollwitz, Gabriele Münter and Marianne Werefkin, who were celebrated in their native homelands. […]

Sophie von Hellermann and Anne Ryan present Sirens, a new collaborative commission that combines large-scale paintings by von Hellermann with Ryan’s three-dimensional painted ‘cutouts’. Sophie von Hellermann’s fluid and dreamlike […]

A Green and Pleasant Land (Ha-Ha), is an exhibition of new painting and textile works by Lakwena Maciver, which combines vibrant colour and bold text in her joyful and gently subversive […]

Claudia de Grandi is a transnational artist concerned with how artists address identity and the modern mind. In Claudia's own words: “To me, my paintings are as though sounds and colours […]

Previously Unthought of Things is an exhibition by Valérie Kolakis and Florian Schmidt. Valérie is interested in the makeshift, the provisional, and the ways in which we process and adapt […]

Working as both an interior designer and a ceramic sculptor, Rachel Grimshaw often finds that her forms allude to the built environment, incorporating principles of proportion, balance and a visual […]

This exhibition with new works by Jyll Bradley, Sophie Bouvier Ausländer and Rebecca Salter PA, brings together three women artists at the height of their game. While embedded in their individual […]

Child of Midnight, is an exhibition of new works by Marcel Dzama, who notes, “The exhibition, Child of Midnight, plays with the theme of an apocalypse of climate change. We are counting […]

Every Part of the Dream, Haley Josephs’ exhibition, presents new paintings and a selection of pastel drawings. In attending to what Josephs considers the 'dream of reality', our experience of the world becomes a dream and a seductive illusion. Therein, the human subject experiences something akin to an education on how our modes of interpretation […]

Cut, is a joint exhibition of work by Katelyn Eichwald and TJ Rinoski.  Painting in oil on canvas and linen, Eichwald and Rinoski’s work isolates fragments of memory and transforms […]

In the 1960s and 70s, Magdalena Abakanowicz created radical sculptures from woven fibre. They were soft not hard; ambiguous and organic; towering works that hung from the ceiling and pioneered a new form […]

Dialogue is a group exhibition including works by Natalia Gonzalez Martin, Serpil Mavi Ustun and Khushna Sulaman-Butt, who are exhibiting together for the first time.  The exhibition features three London-based women artists, who utilise portraiture to explore the nuances of how identities are formed in today's diverse world.

Working in oil, pastel and graphite, across both canvas and paper, Nasim Hantehzadeh brings together freewheeling figurative elements in vibrant and arresting compositions that allude to a range of references, including Paleolithic cave paintings and indigenous art from Mexico, to Islamic architecture and ancient Persian rug patterns. Hantehzadeh’s work often reflects her particular interest in Mayan and pre-Islamic […]