In "Motive/Motif: Artists Commemorate the Sufragettes", the significance of the image on the handkerchief goes far beyond this modest embroidered object. Its beauty belies the women’s struggle and suffering whilst […]
Chibereko Chakaramba Kuudzirwa (The Womb Refused To Be Told), is a presentation by Virigina Chihota. The series emerges from an intense cycle of creative production for Chihota, in which she […]
Beneath the Surface, is a group show curated by Isabella Icoz, which brings together the work of Heidi Bucher, Alex Gardner, Lubaina Himid, Shirazeh Houshiary, Araba Opoku, and Calida Rawles—six […]
Threshold celebrates the work of a selection of female artists that coincides with the launch of Jennifer Higgie’s new book, The Other Side. Featuring work by Angela Bulloch, Rachel Howard, Donna […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
‘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, […]