9–13 September 2015
Artists include: Kenneth Armitage, Rolf Brandt, J.D.H. Catleugh, John Dunbar, Paul Feiler, John Furnival, William Green, Albert Herbert, Alick Knight, Peter Lanyon, Eduardo Paolozzi, Joe Tilson, William Turnbull, Paule Vézelay.
21–25 January 2015
Featured artists include: Jack Bilbo, J.D.H. Catleugh, Sandra de Berduccy (Aruma), Michael Druks, John Dunbar, Allen Jones, Chris Kenny, Peter Kinley, Richard Smith, Harald Smykla, Antoni Tàpies, Paule Vézelay, Ben Woodeson.
28 November–20 December 2014
Monica Ross (1950-2013) was among the most significant British feminist artists of her generation and made important contributions to performance practice, art education, critical writing and the relationship between art and politics.
5–25 November 2014
Manifestations of painted light and images of glass vessels. Works from the recent series depicting Up-side Down Glasses and Crystal Balls, and the earlier series Glasses of Milk.
4 October–1 November 2014
John Dunbar’s legendary notebooks of the past 50 years, displayed for the first time, alongside works and films.
5–27 September 2014
This exhibition focuses on this British sculptor’s early abstract metal sculptures and paintings.
17 June–26 July 2014
A small survey exhibition devoted to Signals – a key London outpost for many of the Latin American artists of the 1960s avantgarde – opening to coincide with the forthcoming RA exhibition Radical Geometry: Modern Art of South America.
10 April–3 May 2014
A visual conversation across two generations presents drawings by Jack Bilbo (1907-67) and his grandson Ben Woodeson (born 1965).
8 May–7 June 2014
This exhibition of paintings, sculptures and drawings marks the London debut of American artist Justin Almquist (b.1976).
14 March–5 April 2014
Color Mahogany Center – the title of this exhibition – is taken from Gertrude Stein’s poem Sacred Emily (1913). It is the line that precedes Stein’s famous dictum ‘rose is a rose is a rose is a rose’.