Programme

Current

Jonathan Michael Ray: The Voice in the Shadow
19 May - 24 Jun 2023 Ray takes his inspiration from a variety of sources such as ancient alphabets, archaeological collections, and sacred sites, but also science-fiction, fantasy and modern abstraction. Titled The Voice in the Shadow (19 May – 24 June), the site-specific project in the converted Methodist church, consists of mixed-media works, exploring the... Read more

Forthcoming

Kim Booker: I Want To Live Twice
1 - 29 Jul 2023 Further details coming soon. Read more

Amy Stephens Solo Show
29 Sep - 4 Nov 2023 Further details coming soon. Read more

Past

LAURA FORD: REVEAL AND CONCEAL
10 Sep 2022 - 2 Jan 2023 We are delighted to support Reveal and Conceal, a new exhibition showcasing current and existing works by Welsh Artist Laura Ford, featuring a reconvening of characters from the past two decades of Laura’s work, as well as a collection of new feline characters Laura has created for this show. The... Read more

Des Hughes: Work is a Four Letter Word
20 Aug - 4 Sep 2022 'Work is a Four Letter Word’, is a solo exhibition of textile works, painting and sculpture by British artist Des Hughes, held at St Peter’s Church in Redlynch, Bruton. In this body of work, Hughes explores how casual and subconscious mark-making can be made permanent, both drawn and sculpted, while... Read more

Two Rooms: Lindsey Bull and Will Cruickshank
1 - 17 Jul 2022 We are delighted to announce Two Rooms, a two person exhibition featuring watercolours and oil paintings by Lindsey Bull alongside textile sculptures by Will Cruickshank. Painted facing away in minimal washy strokes, Bull's stylish figures embody a whimsical air of intrigue that resists interpretation and instead celebrates self-expression through vibrant... Read more

Flock
20 May - 11 Jun 2022 Held at a beautiful chapel on the edge of Bruton, the inaugural exhibition by Bo Lee and Workman features a selection of sculptors repurposing different forms and materials essential to collective rituals, habits and principles. In these tactile sculptures, objects with religious or domestic connotations are made playful, witty or... Read more

Camouflage: A solo show by Lindsey Bull
Copeland Gallery, London 3 - 7 Nov 2021 A desire to dress up and try on another persona characterises Lindsey Bull’s band of misfits and outsiders, and in her new series Camouflage, their likeness to fashion imagery has been illuminated. These paintings carry the sense of performance and un-reality always present in fashion shoots and magazines. Bull is... Read more

Third Nature
Copeland Gallery, London 3 - 7 Nov 2021 In his new series of paintings ‘Third Nature’, Tomas Harker confronts the overlooked surrealism of contemporary life in which commonplace objects and devices are intermeshed with the untouched natural world. These are made from collages of images from varied sources, with often conflicting semiotic value systems. Sources include film screenshots,... Read more

In Conversation: Part I
Clare Burnett | Adeline De Monseignat | Benjamin Cohen 8 - 20 Mar 2021 In Conversation is a series of group exhibitions taking place throughout 2021, curated to draw parallels between practices both visually and conceptually. Displayed within the historical setting of Beckenham Place Mansion, the first instalment of In Conversation brings together three sculptors. Each led by materiality and the juxtaposition of old... Read more

3.3
Lindsey Bull, Minyoung Choi, Nettle Grellier 29 May - 25 Jul 2020 3.3 | Lindsey Bull, Minyoung Choi, Nettle Grellier Read more

3.2
Julie Cockburn | Will Cruickshank | Sean Molloy. 22 Apr - 9 May 2020 For our spring programme we will present three exhibitions, each featuring three works by three different artists. Titled 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3, these are inspired by the rule of three, the writing principle that a trio is more pleasing and effective and offers the minimum quantity required to form a... Read more

3.1
Jonathan Michael Ray | Jess Littlewood | Rebecca Partridge. 20 Mar - 11 Apr 2020 For our spring programme we will present three exhibitions, each featuring three works by three different artists. Titled 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3, these are inspired by the rule of three, the writing principle that a trio is more pleasing and effective and offers the minimum quantity required to form a... Read more

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