Painstakingly detailed, Japanese wood-worker Yoshihiro Suda's carvings and paintings have made him one of the most prominent contemporary Japanese artists. In his first solo exhibition in the UK, Suda's highly realisitc installations and sculptures work with the gallery space to appear as almost natural extensions of the rooms. Admission is free. One of the most influential experimental filmmakers in the world, as well as a respected photographer, musician, sculptor and painter, Michael Snow will give Britons a tasteful overview of his work since the 1960s-including new pieces made especially for this show. His perceptive visual art work will be accompanied by a programme of films throughout the exhibition.
Admission is free.
To have complete control and understanding of his projects, photographer Simon Read explores his ideas with highly calculated drawings and then follows them up with images from self-constructed cameras. Admission is free. With over 80 works by 58 British artists, this exhibition reflects the changing attitudes and interests of artists over a period of 85 years. Notable artists include Vorticist David Bomberg with influences from Cubism and Futurism and the more recent graphic artist, Patrick Caufield, as well as Peter Lanyon, Bridget Riley and Frank Auerbach. Not afraid to address the pressing issues of contemporary society, photographer Andres Serrano has challenged right wing ideals for over 15 years.