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, […]
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 […]
‘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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
An exhibition of new work by Alison Watt. The exhibition, A Kind of Longing, continues her engagement with the practice of the celebrated eighteenth-century Scottish portrait painter Allan Ramsay (1713-84). […]
For centuries Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn have been pitted against each other as love rivals with their differences celebrated. This exhibition, Queens, Rivals, Mothers, showcases the similarities between […]
Liza Giles’ large-scale abstract paintings combine a hard-edge approach to line and composition with intuitive mark-making, incorporating expressive gestures amid rigorous formal structures. Her painting style developed from making smaller […]
Amel Bashier's work is inspired by the wisdom and strength of her female ancestors, particularly those who struggled and fought for their rights. She uses their stories both as a […]
This exhibition, "Action, Gesture, Paint: Women Artists and Global Abstraction 1940-1970, celebrates the practices of the numerous international women artists working with gestural abstraction in the aftermath of the Second […]
Bells for Baku, London, Louisiana, is an exhibition by Zarouhie Abdalian, is a new body of work conceived especially for this exhibition, on themes related to the conditions of modern […]
Andrea Heller’s work might be characterised as ‘serious play’. She works in a wide range of media, including paintings and drawings on paper and fabric, as well as sculptures in […]
A selection of works by Kathryn Maple, which showcases her painting ‘The Common’ that has become part of the permanent collection at the gallery, and offers visitors the opportunity to […]
Two Worlds Entwined, explore the artistic practices of Annie Morris and Idris Khan within the historic and intimate setting of this Gallery. Annie Morris’s multi-disciplinary practice draws on both personal […]
The BIG exhibition celebrates the creative achievements of women in art! Curated by Sarah Lucas, and featuring the work of over twenty high-profile female artists, the BIG WOMEN exhibition includes […]
This exhibition explores the work of Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, from her early work based on the Cornish landscape through to the abstract canvases she made during the 1960s and early 1970s. […]
Techné, is a two person show by Erika Trotzig and Torgny Wilcke. Both artists in this exhibition are fascinated with material and form, often using craft-based techniques and aesthetics, they […]
Alice Neel's (1900–1984) vivid portraits capture the shifting social and political context of the American twentieth century in this retrospective. In 1960s New York, Alice Neel was crowned ‘the court […]