Can we Have a Moment? Three Decades of Photographs in Britain, is a selling exhibition of photographs by Mary McCartney. Featuring over thirty works spanning the artist's 30-year career, this exhibition is the first major survey of McCartney’s work in the UK.
Amie Barouh's installations of several new short video works and paintings on paper comprise the show for her exhibition, Bethania. She is noted for her videos between documentary and fiction, giving voice to those who live on the margins of society.
An Invites exhibition by Catinca Malaimare, who performs alongside anthropomorphised technologies. Malaimare’s choreography manifests our intimate relationship with photographic tools and screens, and her work is presented as both live performances, and as video documentation of performance.
Marking her first major print project, Lubaina Himid made twenty-four hand-painted screenprints, working with master printer Magda Stawarska. Each work on paper, in Alla Prima/Cross Hatch is characterised by Himid’s […]
Sensing Abstraction, is an exhibition of works on paper by five female abstract artists, each of whose practice revolves around varying approaches to abstraction. Abstract drawings and prints by Christiane Baumgartner, […]
In Present Continuous, Barbara Kasten presents works from four distinct recent series, each exploring the language of geometry and grids. Grids that delineate space, create barriers or describe surfaces, but […]
The exhibition, Evelyn De Morgan: The Gold Drawings, explores De Morgan’s unique practice of making gold drawings, showcasing 13 artworks loaned by the Trustees of the De Morgan Foundation and […]
This major exhibition celebrates one of the most significant potters of the twentieth century, offering a rare opportunity to experience Lucie Rie’s (1902–1995) ground-breaking practice. The first survey of her pottery […]
Aviv Benn’s paintings are illusory and delusive, with their imagery echoing a familiar yet alienating feeling. The exhibition’s title, ‘And the Sky Cast an Eye on This Marvellous Meat’, is a […]
This exhibition explores Halima Cassell's evolving practice over the past 25 years and includes a piece specially commissioned by the Gallery, made with local Compton clay. The artwork takes inspiration […]
The Perfect Error, celebrates the misalignments and glitches which make AI art even more human. The exhibition harks back to the spirit of exploration as shown by the artists working […]
Full of days, is an investigation into the relationship between art, life and mortality through the paintings and writings of Hermione Burton, a self-taught artist whose works were uncovered by […]
Escape the Flames, by Dolly Verity explores the devastating ways rainforests in Indonesia are being cleared for palm oil plantations. There is a worldwide awareness of deforestation, but do we […]
Photographers Francesca Woodman and Julia Margaret Cameron are two of the most influential women in the history of photography, who lived a century apart. Both women explored portraiture beyond its […]
Do not think at all about good and bad, is a new ceramic sculpture comprising twelve scattered apples, by Mai-Thu Perret. Do not think at all about good and bad […]
The work of Juliette Sturlèse deftly manipulates colour and light to channel subconscious sensory experience. In A little mouse was running through the grass, viewers find themselves gently enveloped by […]
Marjan Moghaddam has developed #Arthacks, a mixed-reality series expanding on the power and poetics of the glitch within the global art economy. Building on the artist’s decades-long practice that integrates world-building […]
An exhibition of works by Poppy Jones, who is internationally recognised for her sensitive and intimate paintings depicting a range of recognisable phenomena: jackets, lamps, water glasses, flowers, candles, curtains, […]
Angela Heisch’s exhibition, Low Speed Highs, comprises a new body of paintings and works on paper. Working on her grandest scale to date, Heisch brings together the lavish quality and […]
Featuring large-scale installations of textiles, ceramics and drawings, the work of Polly Apfelbaum is framed by wider political contexts and the legacy of post-war American art. The artist combines a […]