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24–29 July 2026 11-6pm Opening Night: Friday 24 July 6–9pm Before Eve, another kind of intimacy existed in Eden. God and Adam were close before loneliness had a name, before sexual difference had a shape. Eve’s arrival did more than introduce a new figure. It redrew the terms of intimacy altogether, placing the heterosexual pair at its centre and casting everything else out of the story. After Eden begins here, at the moment queer desire was written out of…
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Subsurface
1–3 August: 11am–4pm Private view: 31 July 6–9 pm Free entry: Tickets Set within the historic crypt beneath St Pancras Church, Subsurface invites visitors to explore the ways contemporary artists reveal histories, memories, and lived experiences through diverse artistic practices. Beneath the visible surface, each work uncovers narratives that challenge perception and encourage deeper reflection. Bringing together sculpture, painting, photography, printmaking, and mixed-media works, the exhibition explores themes of hidden histories, material memory, archaeology, transformation, absence, and the marks left by time. The…
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SOMA – An exhibition of drawings by artist & director Kan Muftic
6-9 August 2026 Opening times: 1-6 PM Daily Private view: 06/08 from 6PM The title SOMA grounds the exhibition in the physical form, exploring the ways our bodies absorb, store, and structurally adapt to grief and trauma. Image: The Corridor More about Kan: Kan Muftic was born in 1976 in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he attended the Academy or Fine Arts from 1991-92. In April 1992 he left Sarajevo due to violent political conflict in his country. During his time as…
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VOICES FROM THE CRYPT
28 August – 3 September Open: 12-8pm daily An exhibition where twelve artists transform an historical burial vault into a living dialogue of form, memory and imagination.
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MATTER
19-28 September Open: 11.30am-6.30pm daily Private view: Saturday 19 September 6-9pm MATTER brings together the sculptural practices of Jason Mulligan, Guy Stevens and Paul Vanstone in an exploration of material, form, and the enduring language of stone. The exhibition unfolds through three distinct sculptural voices — imagined, artifactual, and observed. Set within the chambers and vaults of the Crypt Gallery, MATTER considers weight, resistance, luminosity, and time through the physical act of making. ‘Stone remembers’ Instagram: mattersculptureexhibition
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