on form exhibition of sculpture in stone is a biennial event that normally takes places in the even years (2018, 2020…) using the grounds and a few of the interiors at Asthall Manor as a backdrop. Due to the closure in 2020, they are planning to open the gardens for on form unlocked in May 2021.
Change, Transience, Harmony is a solo exhibition by Oxford-based painter and calligrapher Nathalie Moisy. This solo exhibition at the Sarah Wiseman Gallery will launch the gallery’s exciting summer exhibition season.
Following the sudden cancellation of Fresh Work in 2020, Elaine Kazimierczuk takes advantage of the light and space at the North Wall Gallery to present Re-Fresh – a major exhibition showcasing several large, dramatic works.
Zuleika Gallery is presenting a new programme of art exhibitions for the Gardens Gallery Café at Blenheim Palace from 17 May to 12 September 2021, launching with ‘Expressions of Nature’. The exhibitions will showcase the work of regional emerging and mid-career contemporary artists for visitors to the palace to enjoy in its newly refurbished Gardens Gallery Café.
The new The Churchill Exhibition at Blenheim Palace will feature a mix of historic artefacts and new technology, documenting key aspects of the adventurous life of Sir Winston Churchill, the famous wartime leader and writer. With photographs, letters, artefacts and excerpts from his most famous speeches, you’ll gain a real sense of our ‘Greatest Briton’.
Blenheim Palace is hosting a range of iconic photographs by British fashion and portrait photographer Cecil Beaton. Beaton is best known for his elegant photographs of high society and was a familiar guest at the Palace, attending parties and weekend breaks alongside a host of aristocrats, artists and writers.
From a sketch on the back of an envelope to grand, elaborate chalk drawings, this major exhibition at The Ashmolean will offer a rare glimpse into its internationally-renowned collection of Pre-Raphaelite works along with the artists associated with the movement.
Brave New World is a solo exhibition of new works by Stuart Hartley. This exhibition will present Hartley’s 3-dimensional works from his Event & Incident and Pathways series, alongside a new series of watercolours on paper produced in 2021.
Alf Löhr’s new series, Good Poetry is Hard to Find, was born during lockdown 2020 at a time of great reflection for many and is presented by Branch Arts at Wilcote Studios. Painted in Löhr’s recognised abstract style using acrylic ink on canvas, each work provokes an emotion that carries and reflects our individual experiences and perspectives.
For his largest solo exhibition, Samson Kambalu’s powerful installation creates the atmosphere of an initiation ceremony for a utopia of international racial justice that equally values each person. This idea of a ‘New Liberia’ marks a mass change in attitudes, sparked by the pandemic and global Black Lives Matter protests in 2020.
Seeun came to the UK in 2016 and completed an MA at the Royal College of Art. The OXFORD PROJECT is the result of her time there. Using jewellery and metal objects, the OXFORD PROJECT seeks to examine some of the diverse social issues in today’s society.
