NEITHER / NOR: The Intimate Geography of Contradictions, curated by Michaëla Hadji-Minaglou and Alina Khalitova, brought together lithographs from the Nina Miller Collection alongside seven contemporary artists at Indra Gallery, London, 2–5 March 2026, placing historical works by Paul Wunderlich in dialogue with contemporary practice.

Jackson Harvey's Weight of Afternoon (2024) was presented at Fold Gallery, London, in November 2024. The work continued Harvey's investigation into stillness and duration, examining the way light accumulates on surfaces over time.

Lucas Ferreira's The Weight of Humanity . Exhibition organised in collaboration with Eastside Projects, Birmingham. Taking the myth of Atlas as its departure point, the exhibition placed Ferreira's gestural paintings of fragmented, faceless figures alongside replica classical sculptures, examining the collective burden of war, displacement, and cultural fragmentation.

Dreams about other worlds in the paintings of Sheany Jeung

Jesper Kristiansen brings the non-objective world to our attention

Tales of Elva Fischer

PENROSE MOSAIC, ARAB MOSQUES AND THE OPTICAL PAINTING OF BARBARA KEMPE

From line to colour field: the evolution of the artistic language of Nyle Edge

Synthetic art of Alina Marat

Wei Mingzhu's The Dialectics of Identity and Perception ran at The Small Gallery, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, from 18 August to 6 September 2022, curated by Jo Hastie. The exhibition examined identity as a condition of constant negotiation, using geometric pattern and silhouetted figuration to trace the tension between what is visible and what remains concealed.

Melissa Brunner. Geometric utopia.