MYLES RYAN
MYLES RYAN
SEXY WOMEN IN COOL PLACES
1 – 13 DECEMBER 2025
‘Myles himself is a figure slightly out of time: in his early twenties, impossibly beautiful, often with a cigarette balanced between his fingers, he carries a kind of spectral glamour that belies the depth and seriousness of thought within his work.’
SERENA VIVIAN-NEAL
SERENA VIVIAN-NEAL
THE LOWER ZAMBEZI & OTHER PAINTINGS
17 – 29 NOVEMBER 2025
'Serena Vivian-Neal’s paintings carry the force of long familiarity. They do not look at the Zambezi as a passing visitor might, but as one who has returned, time and again, to witness its character in all its guises. This is the foundation of their strength.’
ANIMA MUNDI
15 contemporary artists respond to the theme ‘ANIMA MUNDI’ for Venetia Higgins’ third curated group show.
10 - 22 NOVEMBER 2025
BELLA MALIM
BELLA MALIM
ACTS OF CREATION
3 – 15 NOVEMBER 2025
‘Bella’s paintings embody precisely this tension: they reveal motherhood as both sanctuary and battleground, at once the most elemental and the most overlooked of creative acts.’
FAMILIAR
FAMILIAR
20 OCTOBER - 1 NOVEMBER 2025
There is a particular kind of joy that comes from sitting with artists as they talk, not just about their work, but about the world as they see it. In the case of these four, the experience is something richer still. The conversation loops easily between philosophy and paint, bronze and memory, light and form. What strikes me most is the depth of attentiveness to each other, to their materials, and to the quiet significance of their subjects.
FAMILIAr is an apt title. Not simply for the affection and creative kinship that connects Rockley, Cecil, Roud, and Burlò, but for the sense that each piece in this exhibition carries something recognisable, a lived moment, a fleeting mood, a landscape walked many times but seen anew. And yet, the familiar here is never static. These artists don’t pin things down; they give them space to move, to shift in meaning as we meet them with our own experiences.
SOPHIE LÉVY BURTON
SOPHIE LÉVY BURTON
THE RIVER BENEATH THE RIVER
6 – 18 OCTOBER 2025
‘She doesn’t paint feelings; she paints their echoes, their aftershocks, and she does it with apparent effortlessness.’
A PALETTE OF ARTISTS
A PALETTE OF ARTISTS
22 SEPTEMBER – 4 OCTOBER 2025
There is something deeply reassuring, and quietly thrilling, about encountering a group of artists who not only observe the world with care, but who translate that vision into works that pulse with vitality, sensitivity, and truth. A Palette of Artists brings together eight accomplished painters, each with a distinct and discerning eye. What unites them is not a fixed style or subject, but a shared instinct: to look closely, and to offer the world back to us through paint, reimagined, reframed, and recharged.
TUI CARO-LISTER
TUI CARO-LISTER
MAD BELIEFS.
8 - 20 SEPTEMBER 2025
“Mad Beliefs invites viewers to consider how photographic images can both reveal and construct lived experience, an inquiry central to the medium’s ongoing relevance.”
GREEN AND STONE
INSIDE JOB
STAFF AT THE GREEN AND STONE
30 JUNE — 12 JULY 2025
The Green & Stone beholds a secret. After a day's work in service to artists, each Staff member becomes the artist; retreating to their cave, be it a cramped studio or messy bedroom, they become full-blown creative gremlins.
Fuelled by caffeine and pure artistic angst, they toil away into the night... Inside Job is the result: a collection of works born in the margins of the everyday, a celebration of the double lives that many artists lead.
Diverse in practice, media and philosophy, this show is a must see for those whose tastes are eclectic.
KARIM EL GAMMAL
KARIM EL GAMMAL
THE TRANSITION
16 - 28 JUNE 2025
“Karim’s work functions as a portal. His paintings do not depict transition so much as they embody it, allowing the viewer to feel the gravity of that in-between state where canvases are charged with something beyond their form.”
MARIA YADEGAR
MARIA YADEGAR
LIFE IN COLOUR
2 - 14 JUNE 2025
“Maria Yadegar’s landscapes capture the essence of nature through spontaneous brushwork and a deep, personal connection to the land. What results are paintings that share a memory and emotional resonance with a place.”
DIANA MERCADO
DIANA MERCADO
TALES FROM THE ANDES
19 - 31 MAY 2025
“I grew up with tales of lost gold, mountain spirits, and Inca princesses vanishing into the Andes. My grandfather’s stories blurred myth and memory—and this exhibition is my way of telling them back.”
Diana Mercado, 2025
SHARED ROOTS
DOMENICA DE FERRANTI, CHRISTIAN DE FERRANTI & ANSELM FRASER DESIGN
SHARED ROOTS
6 - 17 MAY 2025
“To dedicate your life to making is an act of quiet defiance. For these three artists—a sculptor, a furniture maker, and a painter—craft is both a calling and a form of meditation. Though their mediums differ, they are united by a shared belief: that true creation is fearless, guided by process, and grounded in integrity.“
SUSANNA ROBINSON
SUSANNA ROBINSON
VIGNETTE
14 APRIL - 3 MAY 2025
“There’s an honesty in nature that I deeply connect with,” Robinson explains. “It’s not about replicating botanical forms but about capturing the perfect imperfection of a moment and evoking presence and emotion through an impressionistic approach to painting.”
Susanna Robinson, 2025
OLIVIA STANTON
OLIVIA STANTON
NEW WORKS
20 FEBRUARY - 1 MARCH 2025
‘Although her paintings are always based on particular places and views - here and there one can distinguish a row of trees, the curve of a road or fence, even a dustbin - they are essentially abstractions, and glimpses of recognisable features of the landscape are rare. These are skilfully controlled paintings. The colour is rubbed on and no brushstrokes are visible, but they are given a wild sense of movement through the abstract shapes themselves. With a particularly subtle deployment of colour, sometimes sombre, sometimes brilliant, the artist creates a variety of different moods.’ - The Week Magazine