 Julian Bugin, Domestic Science 2008-2010 |
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 Rowena Dring, Towers&Cloud, 2010 |
Rowena Dring and Nike Savass The Garden That You Planted 12th February - 30th April 2010 Rowena Dring and Nike Savvas have become increasingly intuitive to each others work since they met in 1996. This collaborative exhibition, developed specifically for the galleries at Barts and the Royal London, is inspired by the artist's shared experience of living in a dilapidated French chateau last summer. The show included work by each artist, as well as works created together which combine their individual approaches to landscape, and to the chateau’s parkland. |
 Fiona Curran, Borrowed Light From The Hotel, 2009 |
Fiona Curran 22nd October – 29th January 2010 Fiona Curran’s work refers to historical traditions of applied decorative arts whilst borrowing from the seductive colour palette of contemporary advertising and the computer screen. Vital Arts also commissioned Curran to create a site specific work for the Barts and The London Health and Wellness Centre. |
 Rana Begum, 2009 |
Rana Begum 22nd October – 29th January 2010 Rana Begum’s work draws on geometric patterns found within Islamic art and architecture, and the colliding forms of contemporary urban spaces. Repetition and symmetry temper hard-edged industrial materials as Begum presents us with a momentary alignment of form, light and colour. |
 Jochen Klein, Tabletop 1, 2007 |
Jochen Klein 4th June - 29th September 2009 Jochen Klein composes photographs from everyday materials such as old t-shirts, twigs and cotton wool to produce epic images of idealised natural vistas. His sensitive and intriguing work encourages the viewer to question perceptions of both the photographic image and the natural world.A series of limited editions of Jochen's work are available from our shop. |
 Jem Southam, 9th Novemeber 2003, from the series The Painter’s Pool |
Jem Southam 4th June - 29th September 2009 Jem Southam is one of Britain’s foremost landscape photographers. Often producing a body of work through repeated visits to sites over time, Southam’s prevailing thematic concerns are the changes, large and small, occurring within the British countryside. He has said that he proposes “histories,” both social and natural. |
 Hannah Brown, Raddon, 2010 |
Hannah Brown 26th February - 20th May 2009 Hannah Brown’s practice investigates the representation of the English visual and social landscape. In this new series of work, featuring oil painting, installation and photography, Brown focused on movement and time within a landscape as portrayed through the use of the Diptych. |
 Onna Culley, work in progress, 2009 |
Oona Culley 26th February - 20th May 2009 Oona Culley uses form and composition to explore perceptions of presence and absence, memory and forgetting; the dramatic silhouettes of trees currently growing are shadowed by traces of trees from days gone by. Oona combined photographs of trees around the hospital grounds and imagery from The Royal London Museum archives, to produce a site specific artwork. |
 Sarah Bridgland, Rainy Lake/Rainy River, 2005 |
Group Show Material Worlds 20th October 2008 – 15th January 2009 From Sarah Bridgland’s exploded staple boxes to Chisato Tamabayashi’s beautiful folding books, the diverse works in this ten-strong group exhibition share a powerful material element. The skilled trace of each artist’s hand offers an intriguing entry point into their imaginary worlds. Exhibiting artists: Claire Brewster, Tracey Bush, Anka Dabrowska, Michelle McKinney, Chisato Tamabayashi, Thurle Wright, Sarah Bridgland, Manami Hayasaki, Chris Kenny and Georgia Russell.A series of limited editions by Anka Dabrowska are available from our shop. |
 Catherine Morland, Flicker Wall, 2008 |
Catherine Morland Fugitive Moments 9th May to 1st September 2008 An exhibition of Catherine Morland’s ongoing series of drawings using smoke on glass, in which the artist investigates our engagement with and perception of the world around us. The unstable, temporary nature of the smoke alludes to the instability of vision and memory retrieval. |
 Rachel Goodyear, Fawn, 2007 |
Rachel Goodyear Unable to stop because they were too close to the line 29th May - 1st Sept 2008 Manchester-based artist Rachel Goodyear created the drawings while she was undergoing six months of chemotherapy in her home city. A series of limited editions are available from our shop. |
 Helga Steppan, All my things, orange, from the series See Through, 2004 |
Helga Steppan All My Things 18th February – 7th May 2008 All My Things an exhibition of large-scale photographs by Helga Steppan in which all of the artist’s possessions were organised and displayed and photographed according to their colour. |
 Rob Ryan, Kissing Gate, 2006 |
Rob Ryan 12th September – 1 December 2007 An exhibition of prints and papercuts by the acclaimed illustrator, paper cutter and screenprinter Rob Ryan. |
