Jessica Warboys' work is informed by personal or collective memories – historical, mythical or fictional – and this solo show will consider her use of symbolism, form and her approach to […]

The First World War involved considerable sacrifice both on the front line, as well as at home. Guildhall Art Gallery’s new exhibition explores the personal stories of those involved as […]

Guiding Light is an exhibition showcasing recent work from one of the UKs most important young talents. Czech born, internationally exhibited artist Mila Fürstovä, brings to the gallery a collection of […]

Barbara Rae's printmaking has been integral to her artistic activity since her student days. The way she conceives and works on her monoprints, screenprints and etchings complements and informs her approach to painting. The discipline imposed by these media and the unique opportunities offered by them create a set of possibilities, which stimulate her vision […]

Norwegian artist Hanne Friis and Belgium-based Iraqi sculptor Athar explore the fragility and visceral presence of the human body in Disclosing the Uncanny. In the works of Hanne Friis, opposites collide in a litany of seeming contradictions – order/chaos, beauty/grotesque, natural/artificial, inside/outside, or, as she refers to herself, “Baroque-minimalist”. The drama, sensuality and movement of Baroque art find themselves translated into […]

Working with acrylics, aluminium, gemstones and Russian Standard Vodka, Anna McDermott’s stunning exhibition “Presence” offers up a collection of fragmented abstract landscapes to mesmerise and enthrall.  

Gillian Ayres is a solo exhibition of new prints and sculpture by one of Britain’s most respected and best-loved post-war artists. Ayres has adopted a variety of styles and techniques […]

Presence in Paint is an exhibition of paintings by Sara Lee Roberts. When the show was first discussed early last year, the portraits (and portraits of portraits by Old Masters) were […]

Rachel Kneebone's sculpture '399 Days' – originally shown at White Cube in 2014 – is a towering colossus made of porcelain tiles and writhing limbs, and is going to look […]

Hannah Sullivan is a Bristol based performance artist invested in reframing and opening creative practices, by focusing thought on what they do. Drawing does many things, it records but it […]

This exhibition marks the completion of Nana Shiomi’s epic woodcut print series ‘One Hundred Views of Mitate’. It will be accompanied by the publication of ‘Nana Shiomi, This Side and […]

Mirror & Reflect is a collection of ceramic vessels in response to the work of Nana Shiomi.  Emily Myers’ forms and surface decoration mirror and reflect Shiomi’s dualistic principals. Pairs of pots […]

Maya Ramsay makes work inspired by the subject of conflict. Using unique techniques, she lifts surfaces from sites of conflict, bringing the materiality of the subject closer to the viewer. […]

Libby Carreck's beautifully worked intaglio prints emphasise her love of colour and natural forms through studies of flowers, shells, feathers and landscapes of Kent and East Sussex.  

In her first solo exhibition in London, Futures, Céline Berger presents new works including a special preview of her new film; BALLADE, video work, HD, Stereo, 23min (preview / work […]

Artists Meet Their Makers is a celebration of the skill and imagination of West Dean Tapestry Studio’s Master Weavers. The studio was set up by West Dean Founder Edward James, […]

Monique Oliver works in abstract in a deliberate style which explores concepts of duality and specifically states of change brought about by conflict. Through a play of randomness and pattern, […]

The renowned photographer Jane Bown lived for much of her life in Alton, Bentworth and Alresford, returning to her old home in Alton's Lenten Street for her final years.  Her distinctive […]

Colour Block’, an exhibition of colourful concrete designs from maker Emma Mcdowell, which contains a series of vessels and functional art objects created using recycled materials. Each is completely unique in it's […]

Jasleen Kaur’s work is an ongoing exploration into the malleability of culture and the layering of social histories within materials and objects. Refashioned objects are often based on instinct and […]