Stacey Gillian Abe’s exhibition, Shrub - let of Old Ayiva, is an exploration of memory, time and emotion. Focusing on the concept of shared memory, Abe’s latest body of work […]

Marked by a distinctive figurative language, Teodora Axente depicts her subjects in a surreal setting creating a world of her own, having one foot in the tangible or the material […]

Lynette Yiadom-Boakye is an artist and writer, acclaimed for her enigmatic portraits of fictitious people. This retrospective exhibition brings together around 70 works from 2003 to the present day in the […]

‘The Healing Pavilion’ is a new art commission by Grace Ndiritu. It radically reimagines what textiles and architecture can do in a museum burdened by colonial history. It is deeply […]

 Barbara Nanning works with innovation in glass canes, and has succeeded in mimicking visually the cell structures found in the natural world. Over four decades, her reputation has grown ever […]

 Rosa-Johan Uddoh, is a multi-disciplinary artist whose exhibition ‘Star Power’, continues her investigation of Black representation in history and popular culture. Through a series of new collages, an interactive installation […]

Sandra Blow: Early Works exhibits a group of important, large-scale canvases across the first three decades of her artistic career, and is testament to her position as the earliest and […]

The Tiger’s Eye – is an exhibition by, Hannah Lim that presents mixed-media sculpture and watercolour paintings, which take imaginative departure from Chinoiserie to reflect on cultural exchanges between Europe […]

Kate Newby's exhibition, So close, Come on, is accompanied with a text by Alex Bacon.  The exhibition showcases a new series of site-responsive works that explore ideas around excavation and replacement, and reveals […]

Based on the artist’s diary, this award-winning, multisensory experience tells Kahlo’s story from a new perspective – in her own words. Suitable for all ages, the UK premiere of the Life […]

Barbara Hepworth’s exhibition, Art and Life, presents a special focus of Hepworth’s life in Cornwall, bringing together many of her most important works.

"More than 50 years have passed since I created the collages and poetry that comprise '50% The Visible Woman'. At that time I felt that women, both in the art […]

An exhibition on the poet and a painter Emmy Bridgwater (1906–1999). who was a leading member of an ambitious circle of artists and writers. Throughout the 1930s and 40s, they acted as a unified […]

On Sexuality presents the early, iconic works of Helen Chadwick and Penny Slinger. Both artists are widely considered among the most influential artists in British contemporary art, in the 1970s Chadwick and Slinger broke […]

Monster Chetwynd presents The Cat’s Whiskers, a group of four hand blown glass sculptures, shown alongside a series of recent watercolours. Made in 2022, each of the four glass dioramas draw […]

Maia Regis' exhibition includes a dozen works; eleven paintings and one work on paper. Each of the eleven paintings in the show evoke their own yet interrelated story. Collectively, the […]

Hajar Benjida, is the winner of this year's British Journal of Photography International Photography Award. Her exhibition, Atlanta Made Us Famous is an ongoing photo series that highlights the women that play […]

Friends and Family: Part II, invites viewers into a space of shared recollection and private insight, bringing the implications of how one can ‘belong’ to the fore.

Roman Allegories & Greek Mythologies, is a landmark exhibition presenting two seminal series of works: Roman Allegories, by Eleanor Antin; and Mythologies, by Giorgio de Chirico. Roman Allegories is part of […]

From The Rattle is a two person show by Dominic Beattie and Melania Toma.  The new work created for this exhibition opens up a conversation between forms inhabiting the gallery; […]