Fortnight

Ross Taylor 16 - 30 Sep 2024 Brooke Benington is pleased to present Fortnight, an online exhibition by Ross Taylor. Inside a new suite of fourteen drawings, Taylor likes to suggest that the imminent rather effects our societal and collaborative selves, tending to spoil those splendid moments of possible duende. Shall we do something about that dead... Read more

Daisyworld

Nona Inescu 6 Sep - 5 Oct 2024 Brooke Benington is pleased to present Daisyworld, a solo exhibition by Nona Inescu that explores the intricate interplay of species and materials in a speculative, post-human environment. Daisyworld draws inspiration from the mathematical model developed by James Lovelock and Andrew Watson in 1984, which simulates a hypothetical world orbiting a... Read more

Nostalgia for the Mud

Alexi Marshall 28 Jun - 3 Aug 2024 Pull out your mandrakes, rip them from the dark earth. Release them from the chasm deep and feel the chain tighten one last time. Brooke Benington is pleased to present Nostalgia for the Mud, a solo exhibition by Alexi Marshall. The exhibition will be at Brooke Benington’s Fitzrovia gallery at... Read more

Two Volcanoes

Andrew Sabin 3 May - 8 Jun 2024 Brooke Benington are delighted to present Two Volcanoes, an exhibition with sculptor Andrew Sabin across two locations. In London there will be a solo exhibition at Brooke Benington and in Chichester, Sabin will exhibit alongside his wife Laura Ford in the gallery housed within The Black Barn, the home and... Read more

A Bark to Blossom

Tom Jean Webb 8 Mar - 20 Apr 2024 Brooke Benington are pleased to present A Bark to Blossom, a solo exhibition of new work by Tom Jean Webb. The exhibition will be at Brooke Benington’s Fitzrovia gallery at 76 Cleveland Street, London W1T 6NB from 8 March - 20 April. There is a sweeping romantic narrative arc to... Read more

A Mirror to Vanity

Richard Dean Hughes, Laura Lancaster, Lyle Perkins, Glen Pudvine, Maria Szakats & Katie Tomlinson 26 Jan - 24 Feb 2024 A Mirror to Vanity invites us to subvert our first impressions in favour of a deeper, perhaps darker, second revelation. The six artists - Richard Dean Hughes, Laura Lancaster, Lyle Perkins, Glen Pudvine, Maria Szakats & Katie Tomlinson - use historical and mythological imagery, popular culture, and humour as accessible,... Read more