ARTISTS
2025
The photographer鈥檚 new show is her most intimate to date: an unflinching look at womanhood, grief and the mess that makes us human.
Hannah Barry鈥檚 eponymous gallery has been based in Peckham since 2008.
As her searing new show opens at Hannah Barry Gallery in Peckham, the artist speaks on her teen years and a lesser-sung second coming of age in your 30s.
From Carol Rhodes鈥檚 cool aerial views to the voyeuristic animal fantasy of Amanda Mostr枚m, our editors select shows to see during London Gallery Weekend.
Encircled by light, water, or stone, the central subjects of Sholto Blissett鈥檚 oil paintings simultaneously highlight and defy our aesthetic understanding of 鈥渘ature.鈥�
2024
Another Frieze week highlight: Table Manners is the second solo exhibition by Natalia Gonz谩lez Mart铆n at Hannah Barry Gallery.
Emerging artists art discovering that working with smaller galleries alongside blue-chip firms can provide the best of both worlds.
Hauser & Wirth announced today that the gallery now represents British artist George Rouy in collaboration with Hannah Barry Gallery.
2023
The contents of these new BODY SUIT paintings by George Rouy are at once the contents of the unconscious mind, the world of fantasy and imagination, and lived experience; at once contradiction, resolution, belief.
London Gallery Weekend is the world鈥檚 largest event of its kind and unique among global gallery weekend events in the breadth and diversity of its participating galleries.
2022
As her new solo show Sins of a Daughter opens in London, Harley Weir talks about womanhood, vaginas and the 鈥減ainterly鈥� qualities of cum.
2021
Artists: Aaron Ford, A虂da虂m Horva虂th, Alex Katz, Alfie Rouy, Allan Gardner, Ayesha Tan Jones, Cecily Brown, David Brian Smith, Frank Bowling, Isaac Lythgoe, Kate Bickmore, Luke Silva, Matthew Clifton, Natalia Gonzalez Martin, Shaun McDowell, Sholto Blissett, Sophia Belkin,...
A digital exhibition space created because of the pandemic could in fact be a gamechanger for busy art lovers. f this were a normal year, around about now, London鈥檚 commercial art world would be just emerging from the fog of jetlag after what would have been the third edition...
2020
In a time of crisis, one can always count on art to lift the spirits. As we practice self-isolation, it鈥檚 natural to feel particularly nostalgic about the umpteenth times we were freely surrounded by others - times we were part of a crowd.
Nondescript doorways on the corners of South East London鈥檚 streets lead to some of the most progressive contemporary art in the capital