Call me if you get lost’, is an exhibition by Hannah Beerman, based on a text by Natalie Power. Beerman’s pieces are an exercise in deliberate, deadpan humor, appearing nearly […]
Cadence is an exhibition of new paintings by Laura Lancaster and Rachel Lancaster that extends each artists' preoccupation with ambiguous found imagery as a catalyst for heightened dramatic states. This […]
'Follicle Symphony' is Ludovica Gioscia's show that explores the experience of IVF and pregnancy in her practice and philosophy. The exhibition presents a new body of mixed media work by […]
Angels In Purgatory' is the work of Zayn Qahtani, who presents a new body of work exploring themes of destruction, resurrection and rebirth through a personal retelling of stories of […]
This exhibition celebrates Wakefield’s progressive approach to collecting ceramics since the 1930s and shines a light on artists exploring the sculptural possibilities of this versatile medium. On display are some […]
Bone of my Bones, Flesh of my Flesh, is the work of Wynnie Mynerva, who seeks to dismantle the idea of sexuality as either intrinsically biological, or as rigidly defined […]
Kathleen Guthrie and John Cecil Stephenson were key figures of 20th century British modernism. Married from 1942 until Stephenson’s death in 1965; this exhibition is the first time that their […]
Sigrid Holmwood's exhibition, ‘A Terrible and True History’, is the focus of this recent series of paintings on the Witch Trials of 1590 in Denmark and North Berwick, Scotland. Paintings […]
A group exhibition featuring works by seventeen artists working across diverse mediums including painting, sculpture, ceramics, and film. This exhibition was inspired by trailblazing abstract painter Gillian Ayres (1930-2018) and […]
HyeGyeong Choi’s ‘Food Coma’, presents a new series of paintings, in which she delves into riotous fantasies of bounty and indulgence. Her paintings explore subconscious desire while questioning societal expectations […]
Image as Protest, brings together two powerful bodies of work by Joy Gerrard and Dame Paula Rego RA (1935 - 2022), centred on women’s rights, and highlighting different ways in […]
Working in photography, video and installation, Bridget Smith’s practice interrogates the relationships we have with our environment, exploring the spaces in which we seek connection and transportation. For her new […]
The exhibition, Below a Waxing Moon, the Dance Claims us for Release, Alberta Whittle’s first in a public museum, continues themes known in her practice including post-colonial healing, pleasure, and hospitality, each manifested through her prism of love, compassion, and kindness.
Atiena R Kilfa uses photography, sculpture, video and installation to explore personal and cultural memories that conflict and overlap. Her most recent work draws on her interest in the composition of models, dioramas, still lives, and tableaux vivants, which she reinterprets as sites loaded with inherited narratives and social codes.
SLOW DANS is a cycle of three 10-screen videos – KOHL, FELT TIP, and THE TEACHERS. These three works present a fictional past, parallel present, and imagined future, interweaving compact narratives that explore social and sexual histories and our changing relationship with the material and the digital. Elizabeth Price is an internationally renowned artist with […]
‘The New Bend’ is an exhibition that brings together 12 contemporary artists working in the race, class and gender traditions of quilting and textile practice. The exhibition features: Anthony Akinbola, Dawn Williams Boyd, Myrlande Constant, Ferren Gipson, Tomashi Jackson, Basil Kincaid, Eric N. Mack, Sojourner Truth Parsons, Tuesday Smillie, Rachel Eulena Williams, Qualeasha Wood and […]
Antigone: Women in Fibre Art, a group show celebrating the rich Eastern European textile art tradition. It focusses on Jagoda Buić – who recently passed away - and Barbara Levittoux-Świderska. The exhibition positions their pivotal fibre sculptures alongside rare works by two other pioneers, Magdalena Abakanowicz and Ewa Pachucka, and new work by a younger generation, Anna […]
‘Posadila sam kost u zimskom vrtu’, is the exhibition by artist duo TARWUK (Bruno Pogačnik Tremow and Ivana Vukšić, ). Working as a single entity, TARWUK have created an installation comprising a new group of sculptures, paintings and works on paper. The exhibition’s title, which loosely translates to ‘I planted a bone in the winter […]
Moving freely between performance, sculpture and video, Ingela Ihrman's work, Nocturne, evokes the interconnected coexistence of seemingly humble life-forms such as invasive weeds, intestinal flora, extinct amphibians and nocturnal birds. Ihrman's work nurtures empathy, tenderness and a sense of wonder for all living creatures, seeing each of them as a part of a wider ecology. Carefully handcrafted costumes are […]
Presentation of a two-person exhibition pairing, Linder with Hannah Wilke. Both artists are recognised as pioneers, provocateurs and radical feminists with work spanning photography, performance, photomontage. In Wilke’s case, sculpture and drawing. Raising shared questions in their individual practices around gender, the portrayal of women’s sexuality against domesticity, and the commodification of the body, both Linder […]