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 […]
Carey Young explores relations between women, the camera and systems of power. The show centres on a series of three video works with interrelated themes. Young’s new commission Appearance (2023) is […]
This exhibition, A riot of colour, celebrates the work of the ceramic artist Betty Woodman (1930–2018), and painter and photographer George Woodman (1932–2017). Betty and George bring together the artists’ […]
Note to Self , is a selling exhibition of works by rising female painters who are breathing new life into a traditional art form "Singing and songwriting are my first […]
The Fair is a celebration of printmaking in all its forms, spanning six centuries from the 15th century works of Dürer and his contemporaries to that of emerging contemporary artists. […]
This presentation by Lisa Sanditz is titled Evergreen, in reference to the monumental container ship that became wedged in the Suez Canal for six days in 2021, Sanditz’ exhibition explores […]
Inspired by feminist and performance art history, Gabby Laurent's practice unites photography and performance, investigating notions of aggression, control, vulnerability, motherhood and domesticity.
Shaping Impressonism; this exhibition brings together around 30 of Morisot’s masterpieces from international collections to reveal the artist as a trailblazer of the movement. Berthe Morisot (1841-1895) was known for […]
Paintings from Lee Bul's Perdu series, includes new works created especially for the exhibition. Conceived as single and multi-panel works, these sumptuous mother-of-pearl and acrylic paintings exemplify the artist's practice […]
All the Flowers are for Me creates a unique experience where visitors can become a living, breathing part of the artwork, in an inclusive, sacred space. The work encompasses ideas […]
The Makings Of You is a peek inside Bernice Mulenga’s life – a vitrine display of retrospective works varying from hand made prints from #friendsonfilm to club posters, records, letters and […]
Marguerite Humeau’s exhibition, Meys, is structured as a journey, incorporating sound, moving image and sculpture and enlisting the collaboration of artificial intelligence, as well as hives of skilled craftspeople in […]
An exhibition of new work by Mimi Lauter, titled ‘Ruach’ – a Hebrew word for spirit, wind or breath – Lauter’s new group of works is inspired by the natural […]
"I am interested in the depth of different scales and themes that repeatedly appear, resurge or emerge in distinct ways. Nowadays it feels like there’s a cosmography or compendium of […]
Tadaaki Kuwayama and wife Rakuko Naito both studied at the Nihonga on a (modern Japanese-style painting) program; then living and working together throughout their impressive six-decade career. In this exhibition, […]