The ‘Out of Hours’ exhibition series started in 2017 originally organised by Sean Wyatt, and we are bringing them back to life with our 5th edition in 2025! Out of Hours – V showcases the creative work of Kingston School of Art’s Workshop Technicians, featuring a broad range of media including printmaking, book arts, sculpture, … Out of Hours – V
Join us for a special closing event to Chimera (H±R-A) by artist Diana Puntar on Saturday 1 November 2025 for guided walking tours at 11am and 2pm. Book FREE tickets via Eventbrite. Walking tours will begin and finish at Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston University. Chimera (H±R-A) Historical Re-Anachronism is an alternative heritage and sculpture trail around Kingston town centre by … Chimera Walking Tours with Diana Puntar
Kingston School of Art PhD candidate Niya B presents Re:Rooted, an immersive exhibition exploring trans ecologies through multispecies kinship, ancestral plant relationships, and multi-gender futurities. Hosted in Stanley Picker Gallery’s Project Studio, the exhibition runs from 22 October to 1 November 2025, featuring a 360º VR video and a site-specific installation. Re:Rooted welcomes friends, strangers, … Re:Rooted
Join us on Saturday 20 September 11am-1pm for the launch of Through an Embodied Practice of Stillness a new series of sculptural installations, soundscapes and film work by Stanley Picker Fellow Davinia-Ann Robinson, which explores encounters with stillness through the body’s engagement with somatic practices and raw and reclaimed clay. Through an Embodied Practice of … Launch Event: Through an Embodied Practice of Stillness
The exhibition Through an Embodied Practice of Stillness is a new series of sculptural installations, soundscapes and film work by Stanley Picker Fellow Davinia-Ann Robinson, which explores encounters with stillness (Sharpe, 2023:241) through the body’s engagement with somatic practices and raw and reclaimed clay. Through an Embodied Practice of Stillness explores how racial trauma is … Through an Embodied Practice of Stillness
Join us for a series of Discursive Events as part of Ilona Sagar’s Fellowship exhibition Other Actors. Each session will be held in the exhibition space. In the first hour you are invited to watch the Other Actors film (59’40” minutes) followed by a discursive talk with invited guest speakers. Wed 11 June 2-3pm Film … Other Actors Discursive Events
Stanley Picker Print Tutor, Isabella Tessier presents her solo exhibition Seeing The Unseen at the Stanley Picker Gallery’s Project Studio. Isabella Tessier was awarded with the Stanley Picker Print Tutorship 2025 for her project, The Unsettled Body, that explored an unfixed representation of the performing body, fluidly captured in print, drawing and motion capture. In her most … Seeing the Unseen
Stanley Picker Gallery and our partner venue Dorich House Museum are pleased to stage two creative and free events as part of Refugee Week 2025, with our long-term partner Ariadne’s Thread. Kantha’s of Friendship Tuesday 17 June 12-3pm, Stanley Picker Gallery Kantha’s of Friendship is a cross-cultural participatory textile project based on the ancient craft of … Refugee Week with Ariadne’s Thread
Stanley Picker Gallery will host a unique exhibition of embroideries by adults and children living in the UK and across Europe. More than 280 individuals contributed to the works in the exhibition Flowers III. The community of stitchers was brought together through an integration textile programme, ‘Flowers We Give To Ukraine developed by local curator and … Flowers III
A Journey Through Kingston presents an original large-scale drawing by London-based ActionSpace artist Ian Wornast as part of the Kingston 2025 festival. Following a series of research trips to Kingston upon Thames, Ian has interwoven references to the local area and the town’s history, constructing a landscape that centres on the idea of journeying in … A Journey Through Kingston