In her current collection, Shapeshifters, P J Crook explores several conjoined themes around physical transformations, merging classical literature and modern contexts to produce a feast of colour, form and narrative.
Rose Hilton is a singular painter of sensuous, vividly coloured and exotically exquisite images, who spent a lifetime challenging herself. A major collection of her LateWorks are on display, showing […]
Aida Tomescu is an abstract painter, whose career spans over 40 years. Her works combine a vital physical presence with a powerful handling of scale, to create what she describes […]
Abort, Retry Fail, is an exhibition by Farah Al Qasimi, based between Brooklyn and Abu Dhabi. Al Qasimi’s still and moving image works vibrantly capture glimpses of everyday life and […]
‘Echo’, is a new installation of ceramic work by Alma Berrow. With playfulness and humour at the heart of her practice, Berrow’s meticulously hand-moulded ceramic objects transport us to moments […]
The exhibition, Whispers from the South, aims to explore how contemporary Brazilian artists rethink visual culture through a critical examination of their own history and confront the notion of subalternity.
An exhibition of textile art by Claudia Alarcón and Silät, who are part of a collective of artists from the Wichí communities of Santa Victoria Este, Salta, Argentina. This exhibition […]
A selection of 1940s paintings by Janet Sobel (1893-1968) is presented. Short-lived but meteoric, her career began in 1943, when leading New York dealers, collectors, and other artists took up […]
In this show, I See You in the Clouds, You Move with the Wind, Baker creates a conversation between Titian’s painting ‘Bacchus and Ariadne’ (1520-23) and Peter Weir’s movie ‘The […]
Maelstrom comprises a new series of paintings by Maggi Hambling, made on her return to the studio following a near-fatal heart attack, and a six-week stay in hospital. The resulting paintings […]
A major group exhibition, which explores the relationship between gender and ecology, highlighting the systemic links between the oppression of women and the degradation of the planet. The exhibition features […]
Ten Poems of Kindness, a themed selection of verse, is the key touchstone for Alberta Whittle's exhibition. The collection emerges from a tragedy, and from there sets out to map […]
‘Sheila Hicks: Infinite Potential’, is chosen as the inaugural exhibition for our new gallery. Hicks exhibits different series of new work which make up her extensive vocabulary, and creates an […]
Anna Uddenberg creates sculptures that question and distort traditional narratives of femininity, creating an exaggerated representation of contemporary womanhood. The exhibition, Home Wreckers, is about female identity as a consumable […]
Focused on earthworm ecology, 'Green in the Grooves' draws our attention to the often-unappreciated earth beneath our feet, the grounding of life on this planet. The exhibition speaks to the […]
Public Domain by Marina Xenofontos is an ambitious new commission conceived as a series of gestures that involve architectural interventions and sculpture. Xenofontos’ work examines the way ideology and cultural […]
Bringing together more than 120 artworks spanning painting, photography, sculpture and film, Real Families: Stories of Change asks us to consider what makes a family today, and the impact our families have […]
Josephine Baker's new sculpture incorporates the contorted aluminium skeleton of a water wheel against tiles broken up into the forms of sea stacks. Prime Mover: Stack 1, reflects on the […]
Wangari Mathenge’s exhibition is from her new series, A Day of Rest. Prompted by media depictions of the plight of domestic workers in Kenya. She conceived of this body of […]
Shirin Neshat’s most recent work, The Fury, comprises a double-channel video installation and a series of black and white photographs. Shot in June 2022, The Fury seeks to capture the […]