A new large-scale installation by London-based artist Emma Hart for the sixth edition of the Max Mara Art Prize for Women. The commission is the result of the artist’s six month bespoke residency which started in June 2016 and was divided between three Italian cities: Milan, Todi and Faenza. Mamma Mia! is the culmination of an investigation into pattern, from […]
Local artist Sarah King is pleased to present her first solo exhibition Near & Far, giving you a taste of the landscapes that inspire her. These include holidays to the […]
For the Summer Group show, artists include: Eileen Cooper, Rebecca Salter, Emma Stibbon.
The Craft is the first UK solo exhibition by Amsterdam-based artist Monira Al Qadiri. The exhibition includes a short, semi-autobiographical science fiction film, sculptures and photographs in which international diplomacy is envisaged as an alien conspiracy. Under this umbrella, embassies, conferences, cultural exchange and political activism are represented as elaborately staged ways to conceal diplomats’ true dealings […]
The exhibition, The Craft comprises sculptures, videos and sound works that envisage international diplomacy as an alien conspiracy. Shown in two distinct environments – a mysterious, pitch black anteroom and an American diner – these semi-autobiographical works of science fiction unearth the unlikely stories lurking in the shadows of the artist’s childhood in Kuwait. Revisiting the fantasies that […]
Hannah Murgatroyd’s works in Landscape as a People World can be seen as island spaces of the imagination; painted and drawn worlds inhabited by protagonists who spring from a history of the body, as told through high art, popular culture and personal narrative. Her images often explore a moment of desire; one that is owned equally […]
Paintings formed as physical responses to a world of sensory information through intuitive mark making and colour. Gesamtkunstwerk (synthesis of the arts) is a recurring theme whereby the artist’s senses continually make links between sound, taste, feeling, smell and sight to subconsciously inform the painting.
In her first solo exhibition in London, South African visual activist Zanele Muholi presents her ongoing self-portrait series Somnyama Ngonyama: hail the dark lioness. In more than 60 photographs Muholi uses […]
Life, Belief and Beyond is the first posthumous exhibition of works by the highly acclaimed and influential British artist Rose Finn-Kelcey (1945-2014). The exhibition focuses on Finn-Kelcey's explorations of power, performance, political commentary and perceptions of the self, belief and spirituality. In the exhibition, there will be works from the early 1970s to 2014, plus […]
Occasional Geometries is an exhibition of works selected by the Bangladeshi-born artist and guest curator Rana Begum, from the Arts Council Collection. The selection are works by artists that share a similar viewpoint […]
Clare Grossman says, ‘My work predominantly focuses on the search for a personal narrative, an essential energy, the ‘essence’ of a chosen subject or place encapsulated in an emotional response. Working […]
The exhibition features new works by Clare Grossman, Jennifer Jokhoo, Ann Burnham, Carolyn Fuller, Dina Croft and others.
Short Stories brings together the work of three painters, Sharon Beavan, Frances Edmonds and Mary Mabbutt, who explore the relationship between the private and the public. Using their own lives as the starting point for painting, they look at the world around them to create pictures that celebrate the ordinary and the intimate.
Notice What you Notice are paintings formed as physical responses to a world of sensory information through intuitive mark making and colour, Hannah Wilson. Gesamtkunstwerk (synthesis of the arts) is a recurring […]
Hannah Murgatroyd’s works can be seen as island spaces of the imagination; painted and drawn worlds inhabited by protagonists who spring from a history of the body, as told through high art, popular culture and personal narrative. Her images often explore a moment of desire; one that is owned equally by men and women. Any […]
The exhibition Returning brings together three connected series of paintings, sculptures and monoprints by Freya Payne. Each series explores the theme of ‘returning’ through ideas relating to the cyclical rhythms of time, […]
Karine Laval: Reflections is a new exhibition celebrating 15 years of work by the contemporary French photographer, Karine Laval. The exhibition, organised to coincide with the publication of a major new book on her work by Steidl, charts the evolution of Laval’s images from sun-drenched, bleached-out European lidos to darker, more abstracted dystopian landscapes. The exhibition […]
This exhibition Topical Devices represents a concise moment in Jasmina Cibic’s current practice. A distillation of recent research into a specific objective arrangement, it is simultaneously a fragment of a much larger project, and yet complete as an iteration of the whole. At its centre stands that most pervasive figure in art history, the female nude. […]
The exhibition Daughters of Penelope, looks at the work of selected women weavers and artists who have contributed to Dovecot’s past and present, including work by Fiona Mathison, Maureen Hodge, Naomi Robertson, Joanne Soroka, and studio collaborations with Linder, Julie Brook and Claire Barclay. These significant Dovecot tapestry and rug pieces will be shown alongside […]
The exhibition Hands to Mouth features the works of Laura Bygrave, Rachel Jones and Ninna Bohn Pederson.