Recent Exhibitions
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Kevin Hopkins: We Outside, We Outchea
44 Great Russell St, WC1B 3JL 23 Sep - 9 Oct 2026 In We Outside, We Outchea , Kevin Hopkins employs painting to reflect on his upbringing within the Lowcountry, a coastal region of South Carolina. Here, he and his brothers used cartoons and anime to reimagine themselves in the marshland through collective daydreaming, negotiating and navigating fantastical scenarios without the persistent... Read more -
Hafsa Nouman and Katie Kaur: Slalom
44 Great Russell St, WC1B 3JL 13 May - 13 Jul 2026 Bringing into dialogue the distinct practices of Hafsa Nouman and Katie Kaur, the exhibition considers how bodies of water carry, connect, and displace. Nouman works through reflective painted surfaces that register the viewer’s presence indirectly, representing river ecologies through shifting material textures that pool, absorb, and resist capture. The act... Read more -
Ajea Zahid: Underbelly
44 Great Russell St, WC1B 3JL 11 - 26 Apr 2026 Ajea Zahid (b.2000. Karachi) is from Lahore, Pakistan and moved to London in 2025. Zahid graduated from the National College of Arts, Lahore and is currently pursuing her MFA at the Royal College of Arts. The work centres on the intimacy of the human condition. She works from observations and... Read more -
George Wilkin: Parasocial
44 Great Russell St, WC1B 3JL 5 - 30 Mar 2026 Wilkin, is a British artist, currently in residency at the Sarahbande Foundation. Her works explore the relationship between traditional oil painting and our digital contemporary culture. Dedicated to the study of desire, pursuit and its fundamentally visual language, Wilkin probes the ways in which we move and are moved: whether... Read more -
Slim Slow Slider
55 Eastcaslte Street, W1W 8EF 9 - 13 Apr 2025 Rooted in lived experience, the exhibition examined how states of physical, social, and emotional distance inform artistic practice and ways of seeing. The exhibited works reflected each artist’s individual encounters with marginalisation and introspection, drawing attention to subtle negotiations of belonging, place, and time. These themes unfolded through personal narratives... Read more -
Roshani
55 Eastcastle Street, W1W 8EF, London 10 - 30 Mar 2025 Rooted in a form historically associated with precision, intimacy, and narrative detail, miniature painting is re-examined here through a contemporary lens, revealing how its techniques and iconography continue to inform, resist, and evolve within present-day practice. Through a wide range of materials, scales, and approaches, the works in Roshani reflect... Read more -
Tangible
Frieze Cork St, Mayfair, London 4 - 30 Sep 2024 The exhibition examines the growing presence of artificial intelligence within contemporary art, considering its influence on artistic labour, authorship, and creative decision-making. As technological systems increasingly shape how images are generated the works question the role of the artist and the tools at their disposal. Rather than offering a singular... Read more -
Tightrope
Marylebone, London 4 - 17 Sep 2023 The works explore the tools, ingenuity, and dedication embedded within each practice, examining the subtleties and disciplines that their crafts demand. While the artists work across varying materials and methods, their processes reveal shared points of intersection. Thought, labour, and intuition align in multiple ways, creating a quiet dialogue between... Read more -
Sunset Ripple
Downtown, Los Angeles 16 - 30 Aug 2023 Through a range of perspectives informed by geographic movement, cultural heritage, and lived experience from countries that include Malaysia, Ghana and Spain, the exhibition examines how influences travel, overlap, and transform. Sunset Ripple explored both shared cultural reference points and those that remain distinct to specific environments. These differences and... Read more -
Fragments
Mayfair, London 8 - 22 Feb 2023 The exhibition featured twelve artists from twelve nationalities, each engaging with their own lived experiences through their work. By explopring both shared and divergent perspectives, the exhibition sparked dialogue between artists, highlighting the ways in which personal and cultural histories inform creativity. As part of the programme, Stanford lecturer Melissa... Read more
