Exhibitions

From 29 February 2020, Europe’s first major exhibition dedicated to kimono is on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum.  

We are sorry to announce that due to the increasing concern around COVID-19, we are taking preventative measures and have decided to postpone Greta Alfaro's exhibition, which was due to open on 24 March, until further notice. The wellbeing of our visitors and artists is our top priority, as is ensuring you all have the chance to come together to enjoy Greta's exciting new installation without worry. We are fully committed to rescheduling this exhibition and will be keeping you updated with our forthcoming programme dates. We very much look forward to welcoming you to the gallery at a later date.

A new exhibition at Devon Guild of Craftsmen explores creativity - and climate change, with young people who have learned traditional skills in the woods (Runs 21 March – 10 May 2020 at Riverside Mill, Bovey Tracey, Devon TQ13 9AF)

VisitBritain is sponsoring the new Best of British category at the Off To Work Event Photography Awards 2020.

The awards honour photographers of all levels who contribute show-stopping imagery that supports the events industry in the UK.

London Bridge Hotel OPEN 3: Urban Nature is a public art exhibition showcasing the work of 17 artists and artisans living, working or studying in the Southwark area, opened to the public on 30 January, marking the third such exhibition in a series originally launched by General Manager Julio Marques in 2019.

Following the success of their 2018 exhibition “Where We Live”, artists Brian Reinker, Laurence Causse-Parsley and Tom Cox are getting back together to bring their unique brand of urban narratives and worldly landscapes to the Fitzrovia Gallery.

Celebrating the artist’s centenary, Alfred Cohen: An American Artist in Europe is the first London exhibition of Cohen’s work since his retrospective nearly 20 years ago. At the Arcade at Bush House, King's College London from the 16 March to 22 May.

10 years of community strength and success! 

 

2009 – 2019

 

The Romani Culture and Arts Company has been the leading Romani organisation in Wales for 10 years and has become the strongest Romani and Traveller led organisation in the United Kingdom, with an extensive network across Wales, England and Europe. 

 

Coventry City of Culture Trust, the Thames Festival Trust and Open Theatre will be working with the eight Special Needs schools in Coventry and their students to celebrate Coventry’s historic River Sherbourne. This project will form part of the City of Culture schools programme.

They are seeking a Coventry-based artist (or artists) or an arts organisation to deliver a programme of high-quality art workshops based around river and environmental studies with the eight schools. The work produced will be exhibited as part of Coventry City of Culture in 2020 and 2021.

A new collaboration with Acute Art sees the first virtual reality artwork by Anish Kapoor presented in the dramatic setting of Windmill Hill on the Waddesdon estate. 

‘Into Yourself, Fall’ (2018) takes users on a journey through the human body, experiencing the sensation of falling into yourself. The work seeks to simulate vertigo, depicting a labyrinth of the inner workings of the self.