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Join Galerie Max Hetzler for an in-conversation with artist Ida Ekblad and curator Marie-Charlotte Carrier (The Hepworth Wakefield), on the occasion of Ekblad’s exhibition 'EAT AN EGGPLANT'.

Rebelling against painting’s ostensible demand for flatness, the show encapsulates the artist’s poetic and interdisciplinary approach to image-making. 

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Join Studio/Chapple for a performance by Samir Laghouati-Rashwan, presented in conjunction with his exhibition 'May god leave us poor'. 

The show concludes a year-long research period carried out in Houston during the artist's residency at Villa Albertine. His research, Slowness as a resistance, which drives the exhibition, considers slowness as a potential form of resistance to hyper-productivity and capitalist dynamics through the slab car community and DJ Screw's sound practice in Houston.

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Join Alison Jacques for the opening reception of Eileen Agar's exhibition. 

A pioneer of surrealism both in Britain and internationally, Agar paved a profoundly individual path for her life and work. Her art resisted formal stylistic labels. Instead, her highly personal combinations of form and content reflected the curious, travelled eye she cast upon the world. 

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Join Timothy Taylor for the opening reception of Jiab Prachakul’s exhibition.

The show presents a new body of figurative paintings rooted in observation and lived experience. Prachakul’s works capture quiet moments of intimacy, identity, and everyday life. 

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Join Richard Saltoun Gallery for a conversation with curator Abi Shapiro (The Hepworth Wakefield) and professor Jo Applin (The Courtauld) on the occasion of the exhibition 'Ree Morton: Signs and Gestures'. 

Together, they will explore Morton’s life and practice, situating her work within its broader historical context. The discussion will provide deeper insight into an underrecognised artist who played a pivotal role in the development of installation art.