Immortal Apples, Eternal Eggs is the merging of two collections – The Ingram Collection and the David and Indrė Roberts Collection – and includes work from artists including Phyllida Barlow, […]

The exhibition, Visions of English Literature, casts a spotlight on Paula Rego's remarkable practice as a graphic artist, and in particular the British literary influences that inspired her most ambitious bodies […]

This exhibition interrogates Friendship as a fundamental human relationship that is essential to individual well-being and society. Taking place in the partner cities of Birmingham and Lyon, Friends in Love […]

Under Construction, the exhibition by Geumhyung Jeong, features a newly commissioned installation of sculpture, video, and a series of live performances. Working from her background in choreography and a studied […]

The exhibition, Uncanny Visions, presents Francisco de Goya’s Los Disparates (The Follies) (1815-1824), alongside Paula Rego’s complete Nursery Rhymes, a series of over 30 etchings and aquatints. Exploring how two artists living a century apart resorted to similar visual motifs and narrative devices, the exhibition examines how Goya’s influence on Rego is apparent through the media […]

Sikelela Owen RA, in her exhibition, Where My Gaze Falls pays attention to the nature and spirit of communion, particularly the familial and socio-cultural events that underpin and shape our everyday encounters.

Nairy Baghramian makes sculptures that ask you to reconsider your sense of self, space and relation to the object.  Made from materials such as marble, wood, metal and resin, her sculptures often respond to the surrounding environment, engaging with architecture and people. Using a wide range of techniques, they subtly explore connections between art and […]

Anya Gallaccio: Preserve is an exhibition spanning three decades of Gallaccio’s radical practice, it restages several iconic sculptures in addition to a new site-specific commission.   The exhibition reveals the artist’s consistent rethinking of the relationship between art and the environment, by presenting works that connect with Kent’s natural heritage.

‘A Portrait of Stockport’, is a retrospective exhibition of work by Helen Clapcott.  There are over 100 of Helen’s artworks on display including flagship pieces: The Power Station, The Last Carnival, Brinksway 1979, and Before The Motorway. Helen has an impressive career spanning several decades and is renowned for her depictions of the post-industrial landscape […]

In this exhibition, A Reflective Journey From Earth to Universe, Corinne Corbett-Thompson explores the beauty, preciousness, and fragility of our planet.

Enchanted Alchemies, an exhibition exploring themes of magic, mysticism, and the occult in art.  Historical figures such as Gertrude Abercrombie, Eileen Agar, Leonora Carrington, Elda Cerrato, Ithell Colquhoun, Leonor Fini, and Monica Sjöö are placed in dialogue with contemporary practitioners.  The exhibition features paintings, sculptures, ceramics, watercolours, and collages.

M A R Y M A R Y, a major exhibition of public, outdoor sculpture in central London by nine women artists. The exhibition features commissioned works by Rong Bao, […]

Alice Baber is best known for her long-life dedication to study biomorphic forms, and the infinite possibilities of light and colour through painting. The exhibition showcases a selection of significant achievements from her career, with works spanning from 1964 - 1981, which chronicle her experimentation between different mediums, intensities of colour, saturation, composition, and forms.

This exhibition, I am the Last Woman Object, by Nicola L. encompasses sculpture, performance, painting, collage and film—all of which carry an air of wit, playfulness, and radical subversion.  The show is an opportunity to experience all aspects of Nicola L.’s multidisciplinary practice.

Centred on concepts of visibility and erasure, the exhibition brings together paintings, prints and drawings from across Barbara Walker’s career, including her most recent Turner Prize nominated series Burden of Proof (2022-23),. The exhibition includes a commission focusing on the Windrush generation and in response to the Whitworth’s collection of historic drawings and wallpaper.

 'The Archipelago on Fire' of Delaine Le Bas is dedicated to sharing and spreading the notion of the decaying of our planet.   Le Bas reminds us of awe and mysticism humans felt and continue to feel for the Mother Earth and how our acts are threatening it.

Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolves?, Anna Weyant’s exhibition of her new paintings.  She infuses elements of autobiography with the symbolic wit, portentous mood, and refined technique that distinguished […]

Dame Magdalene Odundo presents a series of her unique sculptural clay vessels in this exhibition.  Known for her refined forms and profound understanding of clay’s universal capacity for material storytelling, […]

Leap Year, is a comprehensive study of Haegue Yang’s work from the early 2000s to today, highlighting how her artworks resonate on a personal and sensory level while also speaking […]

The presentation of  two exhibitions especially conceived to be in dialogue with each other. Lygia Clark: The I and the You and Sonia Boyce: An Awkward Relation, which explores pivotal moments in the artists’ careers, where […]

Letizia Battaglia's photographic career began in the early 1970s, when she was in her forties. She documented everyday life, alongside the brutal reality of the Mafia and their victims in […]

Aziza Kadyri’s practice blends forms and materials, including experimental costume design, textiles, performance, installation art and virtual and augmented reality. In her exhibition, Spinning Tales, Kadyri uses technology and various […]

In her work Lauren Halsey merges past, present and future via her interest in iconography connected to the African diaspora, Black and queer icons and architecture. Halsey cites the collective […]

Play Interact Explore, is an exhibition developed by Lucy Cran and Bill Leslie, in collaboration with community groups in Eastbourne and Brighton. The exhibition explores play, collaboration and materials. Featuring […]

This exhibition, The Flood, features photographs by Bettina von Zwehl, whose aim is to rekindle wonder and curiosity as critical tools for exploring new ideas and practices.

Discover the vibrant textile works of  Magorzata Mirga-Tas.  Mirga-Tas is known for her textile collages created with materials and fabrics that are mainly gathered from family and friends. Her visual […]

Now in her 80s, Vija Celmins is best known for her obsessive, detailed images of ocean waves and the star-filled night sky. She is recognised for her highly executed drawings […]

This major new exhibition, Land, Sea and Sky, brings together three artists who, although working more than 200 years apart, are connected through their close observation of nature and skilful use […]

A retrospective exhibition of artworks by Everlyn Nicodemus.   It includes drawings, collages, paintings and textiles from the last 40 years of the artist’s life, as well as new works created […]

Vanessa Bell (1879–1961) was a pioneering modernist painter and founding member of the Bloomsbury Group, a circle of influential English artists, writers and intellectuals in the first half of the […]

Featuring thirty artworks, the exhibition, Painted Dreams, reveals Evelyn de Morgan’s progression as an artist, and her technical mastery as one of the most impressive artists of the late Victorian […]

Framing Fashion: Art and Inspiration from a Private Collection of Vivienne Westwood, features a new selection of the designer’s ensembles from the private collection of Peter Smithson.  This show explores […]

Step into the enchanting world of Cicely Mary Barker (1895 - 1973), the creator of the much-loved Flower Fairies, in this playful exhibition.  Explore Cicely's journey as an artist. Follow […]

Encounter the women of medieval Europe through their own words, visions and experiences.  The exhibition presents the rich and complex lives of women in the Middle Ages, with over 140 […]

Grey Unpleasant Land, is a collaborative exhibition by Sophia Al-Maria and Lydia Ourahmane.  The exhibition examines the myth of England as a nation, and combines a range of media—including historical […]

Sikán Illuminations examines Belkis Ayón’s (1967 – 1999) brief but intense artistic career. She used a printmaking process called collography to produce richly detailed and enigmatic artworks, which recreate the cultural […]

Give Me an Inch showcases the work of six artists on the subject of entry points. Each artist presents a deliberate offering, permitting the viewer to decode their work via a […]

I see his blood upon the rose, traces the history of the flower in art, its evolution from botanical illustrations to the opulent still-life paintings of the 17th century, their […]

This exhibition aims to reposition Carrington in the history of Modern British art that spans paintings, drawings and prints from across her career.   The exhibition includes film and photographs […]

This exhibition, Nightingale Night features 14 new paintings by Maggi Hambling, inspired by a night spent in the Sussex woodland guided by folk musician and conservationist, Sam Lee. The nightingales’ haunting […]

A comprehensive exhibition dedicated to Erica Rutherford (1923–2008), one of the first openly transgender British artists.   The exhibition presents a survey of Rutherford’s work, with a show of paintings and works on […]

The exhibition, Faces of Flame, by Ekta Bagri focusses on sustainability, and incorporates unconventional materials such as pallet wood, and agricultural by-products into her ceramic creations.

An exhibition of sculptures and drawings by Susie MacMurray, revealing the artist’s delight in working with curious materials in unusual combinations, and a shift in her focus from the thematic […]

Way Back Home, is the title of Youngju Joung's paintings of Korean shanty towns that are imbued with elements of the country’s history and society.   The artist has developed her own […]

Yeonsio Ju's art practice is an exploration of absence, memory, and love.  Her paintings are inspired by the traditional Korean ritual of 'Gijesa', which is a mourning ritual practised in […]

Portraiture serves as a means to explore emotion, identity, and the human condition.  In this exhibition, Standstill,  they are frozen in states of ambiguity? Katinka Lampe and Paul Robas’ new […]

In Matthew’s Boat, Charlotte Guérard asks a series of questions on the art of painting that she ponders on, and experiments with painting as a form of installation, pushing the formal […]

Sophie Ruigrok’s exhibition, Rapid Movement Over a Landscape,  engages ideas of subject-hood, and alighting from her fascination with out-of-body experiences; encounters with the extra-ordinary that impel the destabilisation and virtualisation […]

The exhibition, Beyond Ravilious, is devoted to the artist and designer Tirzah Garwood (1908–1951).  She is best known until now as the wife of Eric Ravilious and as the author […]

In this exhibition, Rachel Zhang, delves into the absurdities and anxieties surrounding personal autonomy and systems of power. Through surrealist figurative scenes, Zhang explores the evolving beliefs of structure, social […]

Triple Threat, is an exhibition of drawings by Somaya Critchlow.  It comprises a selection of over 40 new works on paper (2023-2024).  Triple Threat is the artist’s first exhibition to […]

Anna Calleja’s exhibition, One Fine Day in the Middle of the Night, is an ode to the female experience.  It explores the contradictions within sexuality, bodily autonomy and queerness that […]

The End of Ritual, depicts moments of disquiet articulated within densely populated interiors, spaces where the old world meets the new and a restless dynamic unfolds between performers and spectators […]

Jana Schröder’s latest paintings serve, first and foremost, to explore the Metamorphosis in Generative Human Thinking (M.I.G.H.T.), an acronym she devised that also evokes ambiguity and doubt. Reflecting on the […]

The House of Bernarda Alba, is an exhibition featuring works by Elena Njoabuzia Onwochei-Garcia and Sam Llewellyn-Jones. United by themes of place, identity, and memory, Onwochei-Garcia’s work confronts contemporary surveillance, […]

An exhibition of works by photographer Priscilla Rattazzi, entitled Between Worlds; this exhibition offers a survey of three bodies of work from across five decades: Portraits (1975–2023), Hoodoos (natural rock formations in south-west Utah, […]

In new embroidered works, Tamar Mason explores the complexity of rural life in South Africa, intertwining human and environmental concerns. Focused primarily on the history and landscapes of Mpumalanga, Mason’s […]

A Moment to Myself, is a solo exhibition by Deborah Segun that questions how the internal self reflects the natural world.  Her newest body of work continues the artist’s introspective […]

Spectacular Diversions is a survey of Chila Kumari Singh Burman's art, featuring a dazzling array of works including drawings, prints, collage, sculpture, neons and installation.  It includes mainly new and […]

In the Moment, is a new exhibition of Daisy Sims Hilditch’s paintings. The exhibition consists of over 70 paintings completed during 2023 and 2024.