Photographer, screenwriter, filmmaker Sooni Taraporevala presents a series of black and white photographs depicting life in Bombay/Mumbai from 1976 to the present day. Capturing the city in which she grew up, […]
Still Life and Pembrokeshire Landscapes, is the title to this exhibition by Georgina Allen. An extract from an appraisal of Allen's work: "Georgina Allen's quiet and subtle landscape and still-life paintings may, quite obviously, seem to belong to the latter class, the more you look at them the more they begin to take on a distinctly inward, […]
‘Pioneers to Professionals: Women and the Royal Navy’ exhibition reveals the impact of women’s involvement from the 17th century onwards, during both world wars, the Cold War to integration and […]
Susanne du Toit works in a range of media, particularly etching and oil paint, and in recent years her practice has become focused on portraits. The exhibition is called Motherhood.
‘Architecture as Metaphor’, is a group exhibition curated by Steve Johnson and Becca Pelly-Fry. ‘Architecture as Metaphor’ brings together a body of works by 33 artists from the UK, Germany […]
This exhibition Behind the Mask, Another Mask, brings together for the first time the work of French artist Claude Cahun and British contemporary artist Gillian Wearing. Although they were born almost seventy […]
Pictures of Trickery, a new exhibition of paintings by Dee Ferris.
For Every Real Word Spoken, is a forthcoming solo exhibition of the work of Phoebe Boswell. Boswell is known for combining traditional draftswomanship and digital technology to create drawings, animations […]
Sarah Lucas brings three of her acclaimed sculptures from the Venice Biennale to the UK for the first time, in the exhibition Power in Woman. The three sculptures – Yoko, Pauline and Michele– each depict a female figure in cast plaster, and can be seen in our North Drawing Room, a very rare occasion on […]
Angie Lewin’s highly recognisable prints reflect and record the time she spends sketching the native flora of the clifftops and salt marshes of the North Norfolk coast and Scottish Highlands. […]
Distinguished wood engraver Anne Desmet presents a series of journeys through time called Under Changing Skies. These recent prints and mixed media collages will take you to New York, London […]
Anna Burnham's work is inspired by a fascination with the textures and patterns found in both the natural and man-made landscape around us. She is drawn to the beauty of the […]
This exhibition is part of the gallery’s In Focus series, in which a work from the Jerwood Collection is exhibited alongside loans from public and private institutions including Tate Collection, Tate Archive, […]
A new exhibition of paintings and works on paper by Gillian Ayres RA CBE, one of Britain's most respected and best-loved post war artists. New paintings will be shown alongside […]
Stefanie Heinze says, "Painting has been my staple medium for years; it’s a medium that can flesh out contradictions. For me, image making is about impossibilities, how I can make a figure walk and lean back at the same time. Body parts, domestic objects, make up, and foodstuffs bleed into one another. The figures become their […]
A presentation of new work by South African artist Lisa Brice, which will be the artist's first exhibition dedicated to paintings on paper. Vibrant works in cobalt blue gouache will line the walls of the Gaallery. Each work is an intimate figurative portrait of feminine power and sensuality.
You have asked for more evening events and here is one -- a tour of Terrains of the Body: Photography from the National Museum of Women in the Arts led by Chief […]
Surprise in the Shrubbery is an exhibition of prints, paintings, mixed media and boxes, including a gallery installation ‘The Artists’ Floor’ – collage arrangement for public involvement and interaction.
This is the first UK exhibition by Australian Aboriginal artist, Kittey Malavie, and the inaugural exhibition of this new space that will deliver a rich programme of exhibitions and events devoted to contemporary […]
Barbara Brown was the golden girl of Heal Fabrics in the 1960s and early 1970s. Talent-spotted as a student, her designs for furnishing fabrics are some of the most striking […]