A newly commissioned body of work by renowned photographer Hannah Starkey. This project honours and celebrates the women who helped bring peace to Northern Ireland. Starkey’s artwork aims to ignite […]
For the last chapter of Confluence: All Islands Connect Underwater brings together three artists whose work approaches historical and contemporary examinations of the sea and other bodies of water as contested cultural, political, […]
Sasha Ferré’s exhibition explores painting as a space to express the intangible aspects of human relationships to the natural world. Named after the biological process by which all organisms develop […]
Mary Beale: Experimental Secrets sheds new light on the work of 17th century painter, Mary Beale (1633-1699). Featuring new research, the display reveals Beale to be a technically innovative painter […]
An exhibition of new work by Kudzanai-Violet Hwami, which comprises paintings in dialogue with large-scale wall-based and suspended photographic images. A Making of Ghosts reflects on aspects of grief and the […]
Ioana Maria Sisea is a multi- disciplinary artist who works in sculpture, painting, performance and installation. The new exhibition, entitled ‘The Adventures of Bear Lache and his Friends’, contains 36 […]
In this exhibition, you can immerse yourself in the enchanting world of illustrations from the Flower Fairies books by Cicely Mary Barker (1895 – 1973). To mark the 100 year anniversary […]
Jukhee Kwon's exhibition, Liberated, comprises new and recent sculptural pieces created entirely from paper. Kwon’s primary material comes from unused and abandoned books, which, by skilful slicing and precision cutting, she converts into captivating pieces that inhabit their surroundings. These ‘found’ books are painstakingly manipulated and transformed by hand, creating sculptures that burst from the […]
Travelling across continents and never staying still for too long, Anna’s journeys fuel her art, providing inspiration through the sights and emotions that she encounters along the way. Using photography […]
Dr Esther Mahlangu is globally acclaimed for her bright and bold abstract paintings with vivid, geometric patterns that are rooted in Ndebele artistic tradition, a South African community. Her exhibition […]
Hostess, is an exhibition of paintings by France-Lise McGurn, which showcases a new body of work featuring a large central triptych, new wall piece and a painted sofa suite. Working on […]
Explore the powerful work of two groundbreaking modern artists, and a unique chance to discover the visionary work of Hilma af Klint and experience Piet Mondrian’s influential art in a […]
The exhibition title, Nothing is Absolute' refers to a shifting relationship between the self and the perception of the surrounding world, which Cantons describes as a constant revisioning and adjustment of […]
Dawn Ng’s exhibition comprises lightboxes, photographs, a video and paintings, all of which articulate Ng’s nuanced exploration of time.
Weird Horses is an exhibition that proposes a return to equestrian sculpture. Here as elsewhere, Cathie Pilkington is characteristically drawn to engage with motifs that seem exhausted and overburdened by history, […]
Maki Na Kamura's exhibition of new paintings displays both her figurative and abstract styles of drawing. These dichotomies do not exist to Na Kamura, whose style and time are fluid. She […]
The exhibition closely examines the central ideas behind Oneness, in this presentation of Shahrzad Ghaffari's preparatory painting on canvas, and a short film on the making of the work. The exhibition, […]
‘Abstract is not a style. I simply want to make a surface work.’ With these words the Abstract Expressionist Joan Mitchell explained her relationship to painting and abstraction. On its […]
This exhibition, Hidden Layers, is a presentation of a series of fabric paintings by Mary Norden.
Soft Power, Guns Rain is an exhibition by an all-women trio: Bev Butkow, Aneesah Girie and Hannah Macfarlane. Each of the artists employs unusual, tactile and gendered materials that oscillate […]