Jacqueline Stanley ARCA HRHA (1928-2022), 'A Retrospective', which includes new works from the estate covering Jackie’s entire career. Along-side the focus is on women artists connected with the history of Rye Art Gallery, and contemporary responses to the archives and collection by Geraldine Swayne.
This exhibition, Scottish Women Artists: 250 years of Challenging Perception, celebrates the work of women artists who challenged and shaped the contemporary art scene in Scotland. In an era when women lead Scotland’s government, galleries and art schools, it is easy to forget the prejudices and barriers their predecessors faced. These latest tapestries are shown […]
Interflow, is a group exhibition of new and recent works by Koo Jeong A, Ragna Bley, Peppi Bottrop, Lubna Chowdhary, Hanako Murakami, Mary Ramsden, Rachel Rose, Joan Snyder and Jeff Wall. It brings together a range of work in different mediums, including photography, painting and ceramic installation, proposing a conversation between form and formlessness, abstraction […]
"Adam, and by extension all men, were made from clay. They were therefore hard and strong. Eve, because she was made from Adam’s body, was weaker and softer, but that meant her mind was sharper. She was defined less by what her body could do than what her mind was free to achieve without the […]
This landmark exhibition features the work of Diane Arbus, one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century. The exhibition includes many of the artist's most iconic portraits, and features more than 30 black and white photographs spanning her career from the mid-1950s until her death in 1971. During this time she produced a […]
Alfred Hitchcock’s seminal film, the psychological thriller Vertigo, was released on 9th May 1958. 65 years later, Vertigo is widely regarded as Hitchcock’s greatest achievement, its reputation and significance only building as the time passes. To celebrate the 65th Anniversary of one of the top films of all time as voted by American Film Institute, The British Film Institute, and Sight […]
An exhibition of new sculptures by Letha Wilson, in which she explores the boundaries, intersections and potential of photography and sculpture, synthesizing the seemingly contradictory elements of each medium through material experimentation. By printing directly onto surfaces such as copper, steel, and brass, Wilson introduces a third dimension to the photographic image, often bending, welding […]
This group presentation titled, Entwined, in tandem with sepiaEYE, showcases the work of Serena Chopra, Pamela Singh, Qiana Mestrich and Gayatri Ganju. Each artist explores the intersections among nature, philosophy, spirituality and the natural sciences. Defying distinctions between the internal and external, material and nonmaterial, living or dead, their photographs reveal the artists’ fascination with […]
Mandy El-Sayegh transforms the spaces of the gallery with her exhibition Interiors. She intervenes with the walls and floors to create an enveloping environment within which ideas of bodily, psychological and spatial interiors play out. Featuring new large-scale paintings and installations, as well as a collaborative performance, the exhibition layers diverse materials and modes of […]
Nges’rhodlweni: A Portal for Black Joy, is the title of the exhibition, by Zana Masombuka, also known as ‘Ndebele Superhero’. In this exhibition, Masombuka explores the intersection of identity and culture in a mix of mediums that include photography, film, sculpture and performance. From these diverse materials, she weaves inspiring visual narratives of arresting aesthetic […]
Penny and the Dimes is a fictional all-girl rock band invented by Emma Stern and the exhibition is dedicated to them. In this concept exhibition, Stern visualises a group of characters (in this case her band, Penny & The Dimes) that all have a connected backstory. She figured out what each of the characters would […]
In this exhibition, A Handful of Dust, Pam Evelyn’s paintings move through countless iterations as she builds up and pares back her gestures in a dynamic tension between destruction and resolution, freedom and control, collapse and resurrection. The works appear like living, breathing canvases as the complexity of texture and temporality encased in the oil paint […]
Alberta Whittle's exhibition, Create Dangerously, invites you to slow down and pause. In her works, Alberta addresses the brutality and harm caused by colonialism, the Transatlantic trade in enslaved people, and the ongoing climate crisis. Through symbolic artworks, she pulls apart the belief that ’racism and police brutality is an English problem or an American […]
In the shade of the sun contemplates the relationship between politics and aesthetics by a new generation of Palestinian artists. The exhibition comprises new commissions by artists Mona Benyamin, Xaytun Ennasr and Dina Mimi as well as a new sonic performance by Makimakkuk. Moving between mediums that include film, installation, music and gaming, In the shade of […]
Olivia Valentine’s show ‘The Pink Cloud’, is presented through a series of intimate portraits of her support network. Valentine explores the joy of recovery, capturing her sitters’ individual narratives in the belief that connection is the most powerful quality for overcoming adversity. The term ‘Pink Cloud’ refers to a stage of early recovery from addiction […]
Medium and Memory stages four conversations pairing eight artists from different countries, generations, ethnicities, and personal histories who all share a deep engagement with the materiality of their media—painting drawing, moving image, photography and photo-collage—while focussing on memory—personal, historical, cultural, suppressed, discovered, restored.
Todos os Seres são de Todos os Seres (All Beings are of All Beings), is an exhibition by Sophia Loeb, which comprises new paintings and sculpture. In her luminous abstractions, Loeb protests humanity’s view of its superior status within the universal system and advocates for harmony with the natural world. A philosophy of oneness infuses […]
Summer Remains, is an exhibition of new paintings by Sooim Jeong. Her practice draws upon a wide spectrum of experiences, from the profound weight of tragic loss to mundane and seemingly trivial interactions with strangers. With a restrained and sensitive colour palette and minimal calligraphic brushstrokes, she constructs playful compositions.
This exhibition explores stories from history that help us to separate fact from fiction and history from myth. Black Atlantic: Power, People, Resistance, brings together collections from local sources, and loans from around the world. It asks new questions about Cambridge’s role in the transatlantic slave trade, and looks at how objects and artworks have […]
In a rare and special exhibition, Marzia Colonna and Fiamma Colonna Montagu, mother and daughter are exhibiting together. Each is an artist with her own unique voice. Each is author of large-scale projects and commissions. Many Moons, is a celebration of the years, of finding their personal paths, putting forward voices and ideas that are […]