Jieun Ha,

Esse Change Up,

Library Arrangement,

31 August–30 September, 2023

Jim Roche,

Van Der Zande,

31 August–30 September, 2023

Sarah Ujmaia,

Heliomancer,

21 July–20 August, 2023

Jordan Halsall,

Flatways,

24 June–16 July, 2023

Anna Higgins,

Every Atom is a Mirror,

RA Schools Show 2023, Royal Academy of Arts, London,

8 June–25 June, 2023

FRANCIS CARMODY,

Laschamp Cycles,

Library Arrangement,

29 April–27 May, 2023

Alana Wilson,

A Brief Reflection,

29 April–27 May, 2023

Clare Longley,

Swollen atoms of a bond,

31 March–22 April, 2023

Cactus Store (LA), Gabriel Cole, Dean Edmonds Luc Fuller, Matlok Griffiths, Gemma Holt, Claire Hungerford & David Bordett, Serban Ionescu, Jaye Kim, Max Lamb, Zachary Leener, Mary MacDougall, Russell Maurice, Kevin McCaughey, Masako Noguchi, Peter Shire, Sonya Sombreuil, Ricky Swallow, Devon Turnbull, Sarah Ujmaia, Elise Grace Wilken, Alana Wilson,

Smoke,

24 February–11 March, 2023

Anna Higgins,

A Place Beyond Heaven,

9 December, 2022–12 February, 2023

Lupo Borgonovo,

Volare,

3 November–3 December

Arini Byng, Caeylen Fenelon-Norris, Matlok Griffiths, Sammy Harkham, Ruth Howard, Mythic Bootlegs, Emma Phillips, Jim Roche, Sue Tompkins,

Group Exhibition,

22 September–22 October, 2022

Julian Hooper,

Empties,

5 August–3 September, 2022

Elena Papanikolakis,

Inside, inside, outside,

2–30 July, 2022

Mary MacDougall,

Ceramic Papers,

28 May—25 June, 2022

Yanni Florence,

Trees and Fences,

23 April—21 May, 2022

Jordan Mitchell–Fletcher and Jacqueline Stojanović,

a thread between,

12 March–9 April, 2022

Matlok Griffiths,

Yesterday’s Solutions and Sorepoints,

17–20 February, 2022

Matlok Griffiths,

The Colour of Time,

17–20 February, 2022

Joan Jonas and Mary MacDougall,

DIALOGUES: Wind, 1968 and R.B. Archipelago, 2017,

12 November–11 December, 2021

Riley Payne,

Head and World,

5 November–18 December, 2021

Maggie Brink,

Metal Rat Mystery Horse,

5 November–18 December, 2021

Anna Higgins,

Omens,

27 February–3 April, 2021

Darcey Bella Arnold,

me say edit be,

7 November–12 December, 2020

Katelyn Eichwald,

Online: Melboune Art Fair Viewing Rooms,

1–7 June, 2020

Vita Cochran, Violetta Del Conte–Race, Alana Wilson,

(Three Artists, Forms, Colours),

14 March–14 May, 2020

Clare Longley,

Garden series with boundaries,

14 February–7 March, 2020

Lupo Borgonovo, Leila El Rayes + Justine Youssef, George Haddad, Andrew Haining, Pilar Mata Dupont, Nikos Pantazopoulos, Yorgos Petrou, Joanna Piotrowska, Lisa Radford, Charlie Sofo, Curtis Talwst Santiago and Salote Tawale,

occupy and echo ( a stage ),

curated by Tom Polo,

28 November, 2019–8 February, 2020

Katrin Koenning,

the kids are in trouble,

11 October–16 November, 2019

Elena Papanikolakis,

Then, closer,

5 September–5 October, 2019

Yanni Florence,

Tram Windows,

8–31 August, 2019

Aaron C. Carter,

free love,

22 June–20 July, 2019

Christian Capurro,

Two Shores,

11 May–1 June, 2019

Emma Phillips,

Too Much to Dream,

13 March–27 April, 2019

Riley Payne,

Nature Documentary,

9 February–9 March, 2019

Caitlin Cummane, Violetta Del Conte Race, Haytham El-Wardany, Matlok Griffiths, Julian Hooper, Hannah Lees, Elena Papanikolakis, Walter Swennen,

hold tight to your silence and wait,

22 November, 2018–2 February, 2019

Libraryman: A Selection from a Decade,

Co-presented by Perimeter Books and ReadingRoom,

20 October–17 November, 2018

Maggie Brink,

Alien Alien Crocodile Shadow,

8 September–13 October, 2018

Matlok Griffiths,

Hole Of Mirrors,

14 July–18 August, 2018

Mary MacDougall,

R.B. Waves,

26 May–7 July, 2018

Hannah Lees,

Smoke,

14 April–12 May, 2018

Samraing Chea,

Universal Drawings,

proposed by Rob McHaffie and Matlok Griffiths,

3 March–24 March, 2018

Simone Forti,

Onion Walk and News Animation (Rehearsal),

24 January–17 February, 2018