"The land knows you, even when you are lost."  Robin Wall Kimmerer

As part of Photo Fringe 2024, this group exhibition curated by Jane and Jeremy, will bring together the work of artists who explore mankind's physical, emotional, and cultural connection to the land. 

Taking over three spaces within the building at Marine Workshops, this exhibition will feature work by Rhiannon Adam, Alison Lloyd, Kathryn Martin, Véronique Rolland, Eric Hosking, Molly Maltman and Sara Knelman.  Alongside the artworks will be an interactive space with books curated by Photoworks and a bookmaking area.

We are very pleased to present a solo exhibition of work by Alison Lloyd including photography, collage and drawing.

This exhibition of wall-based work is paired with a presentation of the recent film work ‘144 x 30 seconds’ (2016-2022) at Marine Workshops, Newhaven.

Rags Of Evidence revolves around Le Bas’ concerns around identity - how we present ourselves, how we are ‘read’ by others and how these narratives resonate through our culture. Le Bas has always used her own visual identity in her work, presenting with complicity and playing with archetypes and stereotypes as a Roma woman, challenging others who see her identity as fixed, when its very fluidity is what she is calling in to this very dialogue.

We are delighted to announce the opening of our second show with British artist Alison McKenna. (UK, 1970), who works in a variety of media including painting, film, photography and collage.

Our second exhibition with Hans de Wit, Aftersigns present works selected from drawings rendered at differing scales. Often de Wit makes his meticulous and orphic works at a scale measured in metres. For this presentation we offer smaller, more singular drawings.

Announcing the forthcoming show ‘Angels’ by Marco Villard (b.1992, lives and works NYC), following solo and group exhibitions in Athens and Los Angeles with Alkinois Gallery and Lobster Club, respectively. This will be Villard’s first exhibition in the UK.

INTO THE LIGHT is a tribute to the artist Jamie MacGregor Reid (1947 – 2023) containing artworks from his personal archive. This exhibition was planned in the last year of Reid’s life and takes place as a memorial celebration of the artist’s work.

Alice O’Malley is renowned for her portraits of New York’s most notorious downtown personalities.

This exhibition has been organised with the kind cooperation of the University of Ulster Art Gallery and The 2023 Outburst Festival in Belfast.

The '100 Years of Doctor Gaz' exhibition will feature large format photographs and film stills, painting, intimate drawings and a rolling presentation of film from the renowned career of one of the UK's most exciting and pioneering artists.

This exhibition is the first of its kind – a major survey of feminist art by over 100 women artists working in the UK. It explores how networks of women used radical ideas and rebellious methods to make an invaluable contribution to British culture.

Alice O’Malley is a New York photographer known for her portraits of New York’s most notorious downtown personalities. Community of Elsewheres is a queer intersectional space; a circle of celestial elders and underground angels that speak across generations.

Artists… Monica Sjöö, Alice O’Malley, Delaine Le Bas, Vivienne Dick, Ptolemy Mann, Fiona Finnegan, Sandra Vasquez de la `Horra, Forouz Zarei, Jessica Mallock, Sarah Staton, Grace Ndiritu, Jennifer Binnie, Helen Melland and Alison McKenna. Light Years Ahead is curated by Alison McKenna

Candy Factory 2: Coum to Thee Nest, an exhibition featuring the collaborative work of the late Genesis Breyer P-Orridge and Eric Heist.

Red Moon Rising is an exhibition in two parts by renowned Irish film maker Vivienne Dick (b. Donegal, 1950).

VISUAL CULTURE OF THE NO WAVE SCENE IN THE 1970S AND 1980S… Anya Phillips in a still from Vivienne Dick’s film Guérillère Talks (1978)

L’orée - new work by Fabrice Cazenave opens at Galerie La Ferronnerie, Paris on Dec 15th - Jan 26th. Please check for holiday opening dates.

A major exhibition exploring how ideas rooted in horror have informed the last 50 years of creative rebellion. The show looks beyond horror as a genre, instead taking it as a reaction and provocation to our most troubling times.

Jamie Reid / Talking Liberties!

Taking Liberties! is a rare opportunity to see some of Jamie Reid’s original works that not only established an entire counter-cultural visual aesthetic for the late 20th Century but also continues to be central to protest movements today.

Fabrice Cazenave / Group Show Amiens

Group Show Amiens. A group show of work with accompanying texts. Fabrice Cazenave, Louis Clais, Gabriel Folli, Marie Glaize, Régis Jocteur Monrozier, Raphael Lecoquierre, Nancy Moreno, Yoann van Parys.

Exhibition ‘Unknown Territories’ Mette Sterre, Hans de Wit, Bas de Wit, Jonat Deelstra, Ninet Kaijser en Cathelijn van Goor. De Vishal, Haarlem. Netherlands.

Jamie Reid / Noki:

Works In Paper And Cloth exhibition.

Royal Hibernian Academy, Dublin

23rd May - 24th July 2022

Admission Free

A year long project to sow Reid’s OVA glyph into the Cornish landscape. The project moves with the Druidic Eight Fold Year.

For the first time, friends Henk Duijn and Hans de Wit show their work together, under the heading 'Hommages'.

An Exhibition featuring Fabrice Cazenave, Brigitte Negrier, Benjamin Nachtwey and Alexandra Sa.

An extensive survey presentation of Vivienne Dick’s celebrated film work from the 1970’s to date, at one of the most prestigious and iconic cultural institutions of Paris.

Antipolis by Fabrice Cazenave. End Of Residency Exhibition at Picasso Museum in Antibes.