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; […]
Conscious Unconscious, is an exhibition that brings together new paintings by Katarina Caserman, Héloïse Chassepot, Saskia Colwell, Li Hei Di, Zoe McGuire and Alexis Soul-Gray. Each of the six artists […]
Let The Sunshine In brings together propositions by a group of contemporary artists that reconsider the uncertainties, and the possibilities, of our future. Works are by Ann Craven, Cui Jie, Freya Douglas-Morris, Sophie von Hellermann, Kat Lyons, Tala Madani, Manuel […]
Molly Erin McCarthy’s world-building practice responds to the landscape, folklore and history of Cornwall, materialising across an interactive game space, miniature dioramas and sculptural works. Working across both a physical […]
Nagihan Seymour, is an artist who creates geometric art to the highest standard and with beautiful results. Her artwork is a contemporary response to traditional artistic practices and conveys her […]
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 […]