Exhibitions 2024
Breathing Space
Nunnery Gallery, Bow Arts
181 Bow Road
London E3 2SAJ
18 - 24 September 2024
In this exhibition Six Artists explore the theme of Breathing Space through
engagement with spaces real and imagined, corporeal and emotional.
The artists are a multidisciplinary group with practices ranging from painting and
printmaking to sculpture and assemblage, collage, and portraiture.
Their diverse histories, backgrounds and experiences bring an exciting breadth to this
group exhibition, where the artworks complement and cross-reference each other
creating a dynamic and coherent body of work.
Exhibiting this year:
Terry Barber, Caroline Ingham, Catherine James,
Octavia Milner and Tabitha Powles,.
Exhibitions 2024
On the Surface
On the Surface
Copeland Gallery London SE15 3SN
7-11 August 2024
On the Surface is a collaborative curatorial exhibition by
Rosie Zielinski (curator of Withheld, April 2022 at Safehouse 2, Peckham) and Nigel Fovargue.
On the Surface explores the multidisciplinary dialogues within contemporary practices
which examine the tactile surface through texture, composition and material enquiry. The
exhibition was born out of an open call, resulting in the careful selection by
Rosie and Nigel of 15 artists who explore the exhibition title within their work.
On the Surface will be an opportunity to showcase emerging contemporary artists who have
both recently graduated and established artists in order to encourage fresh conversations
around the theme of surface within contemporary practice.
Exhibiting artists:
Leah Kristin Blake, Lisa Chappell, Jayne Corfield, Rosie Feather, Nigel Fovargue.
Caroline Ingham, Ruby King, Neeta Naker, Ralph Overhill, JNPrints, Peter Roberts,
Miguel Sopena, Ottilie Winfield Wilenski, Stephanie Wong, Rosie Zielinski,
Necrotic, 2024
Damaged Body Series
34 x 31 x 8 cm
Vegetable dyes, shellac, paper,
fabric and embroidery thread
Sutured, 2024
Damaged Body Series
46 x 31 x 11 cm
Vegetable dyes, wax, paper, fabric and
embroidery thread
Damaged Body, 2024
Damaged Body Series
52 x 42 x 12 cm
Vegetable dyes, wax, paper and fabric
Exhibitions 2023
In the Flesh
In the Flesh
Self-portraits, Absent Body Series
left to right drawings
Self-portrait, Drawing VI, 2023
Pencil, graphite, pigment stick and
acrylic paint on paper
200 x 70 cm
Self-portrait, Drawing V, 2023
Pencil, graphite and
acrylic paint on paper
200 x 70 cm
sculpture, right
Self-portrait (white) 2023
194 x 43 x 16 cm
centre
Self-portrait (white/pink) 2023
163 x 42 x 19 cm
left
Self-portrait (red), 2023
217 x 40 x 20 cm
Hand-dyed, hand-stitched,
painted and wired textiles (all)
In the Flesh
In the Flesh
In the Flesh
In the Flesh
Nunnery Gallery, Bow Arts
181 Bow Road
London E3 2SAJ
20 - 26 September 2023
In this exhibition Six Artists explore the body and health, decaying natural and industrial structures, memory and forgotten histories, and imagined landscapes. The artists’ wide variety of approaches to these subjects makes for a dynamic conversation between the works. Intent on capturing both emotional and physical sensation, each artist’s careful selection and manipulation of materials creates a visceral response to the world and their experience of it.
Six Artists collective comprises
Terry Barber, Caroline Ingham, Catherine James,
Gill Lucas, Octavia Milner and Tabitha Powles,.
In the Flesh
Self-portraits, Absent Body Series
work in background
Octavia Milner, Tabitha Powles
foreground
sculpture, left
Self-portrait (red), 2023
217 x 40 x 20 cm
Self-portrait (white) 2023
194 x 43 x 16 cm
centre
Self-portrait (white/pink) 2023
163 x 42 x 19 cm
right
Self-portrait (red), 2023
217 x 40 x 20 cm
Hand-dyed, hand-stitched,
painted and wired textiles (all)
Exhibitions 2023
EMERGING matters
EMERGING matters
Self-portraits, Absent Body Series
Embodied in these works is the insecurity of our physical and mental health and the resource required to ‘hold it all together’ which is reflected in the making process. The presence of the shadows reminds us of the temporal nature of existence.
Gallery left to right
Self-portrait, Drawing II, 2023
Absent Body Series
Pencil and graphite on paper
100 x 70 cm
Self-portrait (white) 2023
Absent Body Series
194 x 43 x 16 cm
Hand-dyed, hand-stitched,
painted and wired textiles
Self-portrait (red), 2023
Absent Body Series
217 x 40 x 20 cm
Hand-dyed, hand-stitched,
painted and wired textiles
EMERGING matters
EMERGING matters
EMERGING matters
EMERGING matters
Espacio Gallery
Shoreditch,
London E2 7DG
30 May - 4 June 2023
In this exhibition ten female artists explore the environment and the female body. Carefully juxtaposed and working with a wide variety of materials the works challenge assumptions across a wide variety of issues from body image, social media and the world around us.
Exhibiting artists:
Sarah Arsenault, Cass Breen, Lucy Corwin,
Helen Elizabeth, Caroline Ingham, Charlie Lee-Potter,
Fungai Marima, Jen Moore, Nicola Siebert-Patel
and João Simoes-Brown
EMERGING matters
Gallery left to right
Self-portrait (white) 2023
Absent Body Series
194 x 43 x 16 cm
Hand-dyed, hand-stitched,
painted and wired textiles
Self-portrait (red), 2023
Absent Body Series
217 x 40 x 20 cm
Hand-dyed, hand-stitched,
painted and wired textiles
Exhibitions 2023
Local Artists Exhibition 2023 The Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret
Local Artists Exhibition 2023 The Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret
Local Artists Exhibition 2023
The Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret
St Thomas’ Church,
9a St Thomas Street,
London, SE1 9RY
Thursday 20th April - Sunday 28th May 2023
Local Artists Exhibition 2023 The Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret
Local Artists Exhibition 2023 The Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret
Local Artists Exhibition 2023 The Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret
Corpuscle 2023
29 x 21 cm
Giclée print on Canson Rag Photographique paper,
original artwork hand-dyed silk
‘Corpuscle’ was inspired by Everybody has a Medical History, a theme closely related to my practice which examines the body and women’s experiences of illness and healthcare. ‘Corpuscle’ references the blood, the venous system and medical illustration.
Local Artists Exhibition 2023 The Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret
Corpuscle 2023
left
29 x 21 cm
Giclée print on Canson Rag Photographique paper,
original artwork hand-dyed silk
right fellow exhibitor
Rachel C Snowdon
Eurasia
29 x 21 cm
hand-printed multi-block linocut
Exhibitions 2022
Chelsea College of Arts 14-17 July 2022 - Fine Art Alumni 2020 https://www.arts.ac.uk/colleges/chel
Gallery left to right
Schism, Husk (on floor), Portal and Fissure
Perceptual Shift Series 2020
on display at
Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon
Fine Art Alumni 2020
Chelsea College of Arts
16 John Islip Street
London SW1P 4JU
14-17 July 2022
A unique celebration of art made in peculiar times. The Fine Art 2020 Alumni Show will exhibit work created by our students during the 2020 pandemic, and which they were unable to ever present publicly. It will be more than just a retrospective. The works, created under a distinct pressure during the pandemic, will act as singular testimonies and authentic artefacts of that moment in history. The show will feature work from all our Colleges, and like all vital works of art, deserves to be seen.
Portal, 2020
Perceptual Shift Series
143 x 49 x 43 cm
Soak-stain and hand-dyed textiles,
wax, wire and LED lights
Schism, 2020
Perceptual Shift Series
192 x 60 x 59 cm
Distemper impregnated, soak-stain and hand-dyed textiles, wax, wire and plaster
Husk, 2020
Perceptual Shift Series
47 x 54 x 47 cm
Distemper impregnated, soak-stain and
hand-dyed textiles, latex, wire and LED lights
Exhibitions 2022
Withheld
Withheld
Sometimes, 2022
Enfleshing Ghost Series
75 cm x 27 cm x 7 cm
Hand-dyed and silkscreened
textiles, net, latex and wire
on display at
Withheld
Safehouse 2, 137 Copeland Road
London SE15 3SN
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
Safehouse 2,
137 Copeland Road
London SE15 3SN
1-3 April 2022
This group exhibition curated by Rosie Zielinski showcased a selection of contemporary artists who utilise printmaking within their practices. The works were installed at Safehouse 2 a dilapidated house Peckham. This atmospheric space often hired by filmmakers is also used as a gallery space. The exhibition featured my two of my most recent works Sometimes and Eventually you will win both of which are derived from Enfleshing I-VI I made at the end of 2020. One work incorporates silkscreened text something I will be continuing to explore throughout this year.
Withheld
Eventually you will win, 2022
Enfleshing Ghost Series
90 cm x 30 cm x 12 cm
Hand-dyed textiles, net,
latex and wire
on display at
Withheld
Safehouse 2, 137 Copeland Road
London SE15 3SN
Exhibitions 2021
Journey into Unknown
Journey into Unknown
Enfleshing I-VI, 2020
153 x 100 x 48 (200 cm including shadows)
Laser-cut distemper-impregnated canvas, net and
hand-dyed textiles, wire and LED lights
on display at
Journey into Unknown
Copeland Gallery London SE15 3SN
10 - 14 November 2021
Journey into Unknown
Journey into Unknown
Journey into Unknown
Journey into Unknown
Copeland Gallery London SE15 3SN
10 - 14 November 2021
Press Release 23 October 2021
There is a sense of pre-apocalyptic calm that pervades ‘Journey into the Unknown’ an exhibition of twenty-two international emerging artists. Originally gathered in London to study at art colleges throughout the capital they were subsequently forced into isolation by the pandemic. These works, created in homes and studios from Seoul to Dorset, describe their experience and provide a commentary on the issues that fuel their work. The themes that emerge collectively call into question the idea of certainty.
The exhibition promises a thought-provoking insight into the world of these artists struggling to find their place, grasp control, and redress the balance of power in a world of misinformation, political upheaval and climate change.
Journey into Unknown
Subject to Change
Schism, 2020
192 x 60 x 59 cm
Distemper impregnated, soak-stain and hand-dyed textiles, wax, wire and plaster
on display at
Journey into Unknown
Copeland Gallery London SE15 3SN
10 - 14 November 2021
Subject to Change
Subject to Change
Subject to Change
Enfleshing I-VI, 2020
153 x 100 x 48 (200 cm including shadows)
Laser-cut distemper-impregnated canvas, net and
hand-dyed textiles, wire and LED lights
on display at
Subject to Change
Lewisham Art House London SE14 6PD
15 - 25 October 2021
Subject to Change
Subject to Change
Subject to Change
Subject to Change
Lewisham Art House London SE14 6PD
15 - 25 October 2021
Solid Air
Subject to Change
Subject to Change
Portal , 2020
Perceptual Shift Series 2020
143 x 49 x 43 cm
Soak-stain and hand-dyed textiles,
wax, wire and LED lights
on display at
Solid Air
No Format Gallery Moulding Lane,
London SE14 6BN
18 - 24 October 2021
Norwich University of the Arts
Norwich University of the Arts
Reverse shadows Enfleshing I-VI, 2020 on display at
Duke Street, Norwich University of the Arts
Norwich University of the Arts
Norwich University of the Arts
Norwich University of the Arts
Enfleshing I-VI, 2020 Rules of Six Series
Norwich University of the Arts,
Duke Street building, Norwich
July 2021
Enfleshing I-VI, 2020 on display to accompany the event Shadow Work, finding the complete audience
a symposium introduced and organised by
Alison Standley with speakers,
Richard Hayhow, Exceutive Director Open Theatre,
Caroline Ingham Visual Artist and Gretchen Wilson-Prangley founder and CEO of Play Africa
Link to a recording of the session:
https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/msKdpgo7zNOObnPDduoASlnaNJ65sk8IPCq7Qv3WaGH_-7XJl-qthQjHnn5ZmG0.2Mys_w2iEcunnDBH
Passcode: 2J9.T.0f
Norwich University of the Arts
Detail Enfleshing I-VI, 2020 on display at
Duke Street, Norwich University of the Arts
Events and Exhibitions
Rules of Six online
Rules of Six online
Rules of Six online
… it's an achievement to accomplish a sense of materiality in an online world. I hope that soon this work can be experienced in embodied, spatial ways *
'Featuring Enfleshing I-VI Rules of Six is the inaugural exhibition of Six Artists, a group formed in response to the government’s Rule of Six regulation. The Covid-19 pandemic – has had a significant impact on the visual arts. Rules of Six has appropriated a regulation designed to limit social contact as a framework for a collective, creative effort – albeit one carried out at a distance. Six artists, six works each, one shared (virtual) space.
Online exhibition 18 January to 8 February 2021. Archive: https://sixartists.co.uk
*Kelly Chopening
Artist and Programme Director of Fine Art
Camberwell College of Arts UAL
Foyer Gallery
Rules of Six online
Rules of Six online
Portal, 2020 Perceptual Shift Series Foyer Gallery, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL, London, SE5 8UF September - October 2020
Common Ground
Rules of Six online
Common Ground
Common Ground
Espacio Gallery Shoreditch,
London E2 7DG
17 - 22 September 2019
Exhibitions
Two Women Painters
Two Women Painters
Two Women Painters
Two Women Painters
Jeannie Avent Gallery,
London SE22 9EU
26 October – 7 November 2019
Fine Art Mentoring
Two Women Painters
Two Women Painters
Fine Art Mentoring
Espacio Gallery Shoreditch,
London E2 7DG
25 - 30 September 2018
Exhibitions cont /...
Made 2018
Morley Gallery, London SE1 7HT
February – March 2018
Shortlisted for Selector’s choice prize
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Artists Open House
Dulwich Festival
May 2016
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Made 2016
Morley Gallery
Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7HT
March - April 2016
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Contemporary Perspectives
Landing Gallery
Morley College, Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7HT
March – April 2015
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Made 2012
Morley Gallery, London SE1 7HT
April – May 2012
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