Exhibitions

Past

Ariel
A solo exhibition of new work by David Wightman 14 Apr - 14 May 2022 Grove Square Galleries is delighted to announce Ariel , a solo exhibition of new works by British contemporary painter David Wightman — the latest artist to join their growing roster. Comprising a series of paintings, prints, and drawings, Ariel will run 14 April – 14 th May 2022. Wightman is... Read more

Lubberland
A Solo Exhibition 17 Feb - 2 Apr 2022 Grove Square Galleries is delighted to announce Lubberland, a forthcoming solo exhibition of new and recent works by Harry Rüdham. Comprising 16 paintings and two innovative paper works, Lubberland will run 17 February – 2 April 2022. Lubberland takes the Swedish name for ‘Cockaigne,’ a land of plenty in medieval... Read more

Arcadia
A Group Exhibition 9 Dec 2021 - 5 Feb 2022 Focusing on humanity’s relationship with nature and our evolving ideal of a perfect world, Arcadia, a group exhibition featuring work by the gallery’s diverse roster of artists, examines how this highly subjective concept has evolved – from an idyllic wilderness abounding with nature to a futuristic utopia. Through the work... Read more

Eremozoic
A solo exhibition by Jim Naughten 7 Oct - 18 Nov 2021 Eremozoic is the new solo exhibition from artist Jim Naughten, whose vibrant digital works confront our modern-day disconnection from the natural world. Enchanting yet illusory, Naughten’s striking vision aims to highlight the perilous state of the world’s flora and fauna. Trained in both photography and painting, he combines these backgrounds... Read more

Aura
A solo exhibition by Elena Gual 26 Aug - 24 Sep 2021 Read more

The Whispering Tongues
A solo exhibition by Marc Standing 24 Jun - 6 Aug 2021 Read more

Rewild
A solo exhibition by Orlanda Broom 29 Apr - 11 Jun 2021 Read more

Hello Again!
A solo exhibition by Crystal Fischetti 11 Feb - 9 Apr 2021 Read more

The Colour of Abstraction: New Ways of Seeing
Grove Square Galleries 10 Dec 2020 - 22 Jan 2021 At a time when we are facing unprecedented challenges, emotionally, socially or economically, The Colour of Abstraction: New Ways of Seeing is a joyful celebration of colour and abstraction in what has become an uncertain and confined world. Exploring the artists’ diverse aesthetics and thematic concerns, the exhibition is unified... Read more

Sierra by Christopher Kieling
Grove Square Galleries presents Sierra 8 Oct - 15 Nov 2020 In Kieling’s paintings flat planes of colour characterised by muted pastel tones provide the backdrop for works which explore the balance between realism and simple form. This new body of work created during quarantine, while the world was on hold, presents a visual reduction of his surroundings, drawing on the... Read more

Online

Virtual Tour - Rewild
A solo exhibition by Orlanda Broom “This body of work spans a difficult period during the pandemic, and I’ve turned towards the positive and more jubilant aspects of my painting. The connection to nature and aspects of escapism have always been a theme but it’s particularly pertinent now as people’s appreciation of being outdoors has grown;... Read more

Virtual Tour - Lubberland
A solo exhibition of new work by Harry Rüdham “Taking combined inspiration from such masterpieces as Bruegel’s The Land of Cockaigne, Hieronymus Bosch’s The Garden of Earthly Delights and Matisse’s Bonheur de Vivre, Rüdham’s paintings are crowded with intersecting figures, stylised as floating or falling silhouettes repeated across each brightly textured scene. As in Dante’s Divine Comedy, in Lubberland... Read more

Virtual Tour - Ariel
A Solo Exhibition by David Wightman 14 Apr - 14 May 2022 Wightman is renowned for his striking imaginary landscapes, integrating collage, colour, and composition to create worlds which blur the lines between fiction and reality. Inspired by the colour theory of Josef Albers and the sublime landscapes of Caspar David Friedrich, Wightman’s fantasy vistas defy strict categorisation, evoking elements of both... Read more

Virtual Tour - The Colour of Abstraction: New Ways of Seeing
A joyful celebration of colour and abstraction in what has become an uncertain and confined world. The Colour of Abstraction: New Ways of Seeing is a joyful celebration of colour and abstraction in what has become an uncertain and confined world. Exploring the artists’ diverse aesthetics and thematic concerns, the exhibition is unified in its curation of bright, dynamic, powerfully gestural work, championing a buoyant freedom... Read more

Virtual Tour - Hello Again!
A solo exhibition by Crystal Fischetti Embedded in Fischetti’s creative process is also her mixed British, Italian, Colombian ancestry and her eco-conscious upbringing. She responds to her surroundings through the use of botanical dyes and debris to give reverence to the banal and discarded. For this exhibition, she combines this environmentally sensitive narrative with an investigation... Read more

Virtual Tour - The Whispering Tongues
A solo exhibition by Marc Standing Working organically and subconsciously, Standing’s painting begins through an intuitive process of dye washes and mark-making. Drawing on elements of surrealism, abstraction and collage, as well as more figurative motifs, he allows himself to be guided by the painting itself - a method he describes as almost Shamanic. The result... Read more

Virtual Tour - Aura
A solo exhibition by Elena Gual Read more

Virtual Tour - Eremozoic
A solo exhibition by Jim Naughten At the heart of Naughten’s work is a strong interest in scientific and biological theory, as reflected in the exhibition title. Eremozoic is a term coined by biologist and writer E. O. Wilson to describe the current era of the Earth’s development, characterised as a period of mass extinction due... Read more

Virtual Tour - Arcadia
A Group Exhibition “From poetry to art, film to music, the idea of a perfect epoch and environment has fascinated us throughout the ages and has been the inspiration for art in all its forms. Historically, Arcadia has been synonymous with a nostalgic ideal of man’s Golden Age – both through living in... Read more

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