John Marchant Gallery and Satellite Storefront are very pleased to present John Giorno: Seven Dial-A-Poems, with the kind cooperation of Giorno Poetry Systems in NY. 

Maureen Paley is pleased to present Leap, the first exhibition of Delaine Le Bas at the gallery.

Her work spans objects, environments, textiles, costumes, and performances, occupying the intersection of the personal and the political, in dialogue with questions about land, movement, gender, and discrimination. 

At the centre of the exhibition is The Goddess, a figure Le Bas envisions as a connective thread between her past and current practices, and through which all other works in the show are linked. The sculpture combines newly handmade elements with found objects, incorporating collected textiles, handkerchiefs, and vintage fabrics. As Le Bas writes: "The Goddess is a call to action in the times we now find ourselves, their heart visible through their fragile torso, their skirt graffitied to reflect where we are now."

The Whitworth Manchester is proud to present a new major solo exhibition by Delaine Le Bas, following her recent nomination for the 2024 Turner Prize.

One of the most distinctive voices in contemporary art, Le Bas is renowned for her work addressing nationhood, belonging, gender, and identity, using a diverse range of media including embroidery, découpage, painting, sculpture, installation, and performance.

Hans de Wit, Hans Vijgen, Jolijn van den Heuvel, Max Kuiper, Tim Breukers

The Rooms showcases works across various disciplines that stem from a fascination with the surrounding "small" world, yet have the power to transform the "wide" world. The exhibition opens up spaces for reflection, where one story isn't replaced by another, but where space is consciously left for one's own thoughts. Inspired by French author Georges Perec's book "Life: A User's Manual," guest curator Hans de Wit reflects on what a house—a villa with several rooms—can unleash in the lived experience of both artist and viewer.

By Appointment Only at London Museum Docklands honours the livelihoods, creativity and craft of the Romani communities and their contribution to British society, and features work by Delaine Le Bas, co-curator Corinna Eastwood and Dan Turner. Delaine’s installation of costume, objects and artworks is called Tap Your Heels Together Three Times(2025) continuing to explore themes of belonging, gender, and modernity. In this piece, featuring her grandfather’s prize rosette, she draws on family history and Romani traditions such as totting and rag and bone. Through this work, she examines who society includes and excludes.

Punk Rock – a visionary energy and inner drive that dares to progress and inspires. 

The AMuseum of Contemporary Art in Munich presents original works by the visual creators of punk - Jamie Reid (UK) and Winston Smith (US) - in dialogue with Invader (FR), NoName and Shepard Fairey (US).

ON DISPLAY: rare original collages, paintings, screen prints and sculptures that visually perpetuate the spirit of punk in their complexity.

Peacock in Aberdeen is excited to announce a new exhibition co-curated with John Marchant celebrating the work of British Artist Jamie Reid. 'Eternal Ecstasy' contains archival work from John Marchant Gallery and the launch of a newly editioned screen print of Jamie Reid’s first artwork for the Sex Pistols – made at Peacock & the Worm in Aberdeen through our Open Access Model.

John Marchant Gallery is delighted to announce Selected Works, a solo exhibition by Rosy Martin. Encompassing a period of forty years the exhibition will present work from three distinct projects: Don’t Say Cheese Say Lesbian (1986) Outtakes (1996) and Beige, made in collaboration with Verity Welstead (2018-19) .

We are extremely pleased to announce our forthcoming exhibition, with the renowned South African artist Candice Breitz (b. Johannesburg 1972, lives and works in Berlin), of her seminal work ‘Profile’ from 2017.

We are delighted to welcome the renowned founding Neo Naturists - sisters Christine and Jennifer Binnie and Wilma Johnson - to the gallery for a joyful and liberating plunge in to their forty plus year archive.

For her first solo exhibition in the UK, Forouz presents a collection of delicate and seemingly vulnerable, unframed paintings on paper, with red, blue, pinks and orange touches.

Since Summer 2024, The White House in Dagenham has served as the creative home for artist and Turner Prize nominee Delaine Le Bas, as she develops an immersive installation with Roma & Traveller communities.

This landmark exhibition at the Whitworth features over 90 women artists including Vivienne Dick, Alison Lloyd and the Neo Naturist Archive, and collectives whose ideas have helped fuel the women’s liberation movement during a period of significant social, economic and political change.

John Marchant Gallery is very pleased to present a show of paintings and works on paper by British artist Jamie Reid (1947-2023), focusing principally on a period of work which has largely remained unseen.

Fabrice Cazenave’s second solo show with the gallery opens Jan 11th 2025, following an extended research trip to Charleston Farmhouse in Sussex from his home in Paris. Further details to follow.

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).