Exhibitions

Holding Time brings together three artists, Ayse McGowan, Caroline Matthews and Michelle Weiner. Through painting, drawing, and printmaking, the exhibition celebrates the quiet, often overlooked moments that root us in the natural and familial world.

Explore a vibrant display of work by members of the Finchley Art Society, a local group that has been painting together for over 75 years.

Come and explore the latest work from LYRIC: Lauderdale’s Young Research & Interpretation Collective, and discover the local histories they explored, from Victorian railway expansion and political change in Camden to Brutalism, true-crime cases, and stories of Irish immigration.

Discover the remarkable legacy of Jim Pipkin, whose passion for art began at the age of five and flourished into a lifelong vocation.

Diz Harford was an Australian-born painter, etcher and sculptor who lived and worked in India, Greece and Ireland before settling in London in 1969. Her experience across these places shaped a practice attentive to movement, displacement and the emotional textures of place.

Part of our Nowruz Festival, Echoes in Print invites you to experience contemporary print and image-making through the work of five UK-based Iranian artists in the Lower Gallery.

This exhibition is based on The Boy on the Peacock Throne, an illustrated memoir by Mehrdad Aref-Adib about growing up in Iran before and after the 1979 Revolution.