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- This new body of work brings together different strands of Emily Moore’s practice, drawing on visual languages that have emerged at different points throughout her work. Mountainous landscapes are brought into conversation with architecture, fencing and geometric structures, alongside photographic fragments, graphic forms and increasingly gestural passages of paint. Photography remains an important starting point, but the relationship between source image and finished painting has become less direct. A return to screenprinting has allowed Moore to reintroduce architectural imagery while exploring new ways of translating and fragmenting her photographs. As the works develop through successive layers of print, paint and drawing, familiar imagery shifts between representation and abstraction. A fence might become a repeated pattern, architectural details dissolve into geometric forms, while fragments of landscape can function as much as texture or mark as recognisable subject. This movement between recognition and abstraction runs throughout the exhibition. Rather than occupying fixed roles, figurative and abstract elementsDescription
Emily Moore :: New Terrain
Until 31 Oct 2026
- We are delighted to present Emily Moore’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. This new body of work brings together different strands of Emily Moore’s practice, drawing on visual languages that have emerged at different points throughout her work. Mountainous landscapes are brought into conversation with architecture, fencing and geometric structures, alongside photographic fragments, graphic forms and increasingly gestural passages of paint.Description
New Terrain
Until 31 Oct 2026
Coming soon
- JFK Turner’s practice explores the relationship between images, objects and the everyday. He collects discarded materials from streets and waste ground, transforming them into drawings, prints and sculptural works using materials such as cardboard, wax and wood. Blurring the boundaries between painting and sculpture, Turner works within self-imposed limitations to explore how familiar objects can take on new meanings when removed from their original context. His practice returns to the idea that pulling at one small thread can reveal something much larger.Description
JFK Turner: Found Retold
7 Nov 2026 – 28 Nov 2026
Recent past exhibitions
Points of Encounter
Ended 30 Sept 2026
- Join us for the opening on Saturday 1st August from 2-4pm. We are delighted to present Andrew Mackenzie’s fourth solo exhibition with the gallery. This new body of work continues his exploration of landscape, memory, and the ways in which we map and shape our relationship with the land. In drawings and blueprints, a ground line is the baseline that represents the ground level or floor plane, and the word ‘geometry’ literally means ‘measured land’. The show builds on the artist’s formative memories of his dad’s use of orange twine and pegs to ‘draw’ a space on the ground before building, mapping out the foundation of a future structure in diagrammatic form: an imagined human space. Based on places frequently visited near his home, the paintings play on the painted ground and the space afforded by the field of the painting. They combine observed and imagined landscapes by layering coloured painted line drawings over, between, and through natural forms. They respond empirically to a sense of place while providing visions of the ghosts of possible futures.Description
ground lines
Ended 29 Aug 2026
- This exhibition brings together sculptural ceramic works by eleven artists. Using clay as a shared point of departure, the exhibition highlights the diversity of approaches, forms and ideas that emerge through individual practices. While united by material, the works reveal distinct sensibilities, ranging from precise and architectural to expressive and intuitive, demonstrating the breadth of contemporary ceramic practice. Through this focused presentation, the exhibition invites viewers to consider how a single material can generate a wide spectrum of artistic responses, shaped by each artist’s process, perspective and relationship to clay.Description
Ceramics Showcase
Ended 1 Jul 2026
Anke Roder: atmosphere
Ended 25 Apr 2026
- An exhibition of new works by Laura Jane Scott, featuring a series of paintings in various sizes and formats. The exhibition will run from September 17 to October 16, with an opening reception on September 16 from 6-8pm.Description
Laura Jane Scott: Instinctive Order
Ended 4 Mar 2026
- Eva Dijkstra draws on the language of minimalist painting, primarily working with shaped canvases that sit between sculpture and painting.Description
Eva Dijkstra: Quiet Complexity
Ended 4 Mar 2026