nunnery gallery

Visions in the Nunnery is a renowned showcase of contemporary moving image and performance work, returning to the Nunnery Gallery, London for a special celebratory tenth edition this October.

Dolly Mixtures presents work by tenants of all ages from hugely varied backgrounds, all of whom express themselves through art.

Plastic Vanitas is a new series of photographic works by Mariele Neudecker curated by Susan Lambert. Developed as part of a residency at the Museum of Design in Plastics (MoDiP) and the Arts University Bournemouth, Neudecker re-presents the MoDiP’s plastic collection as vanitas still lifes.

Cafe Exhibition- Alphabet Salad

East London Painting Prize Winner 2015 William Weismann’s work explores the similarities between the introspective privacy of reading books and the personal experience of painting practice.

Nunnery Gallery presents Pierrick Mouton’s Correspondances, curated by Edward Ball, an exhibition of emails, letters, photographs, video diaries and films, between the artist and Sister Germaine spanning over five years of correspondence between the artist and Sister Germaine.

Celebrating its twentieth anniversary, Bow Arts announces STRUCTURE TEXTURE FUTURE, selected by Rosamond Murdoch, Nunnery Gallery Director and guest curator Dr Shahidha Bari,

Nunnery Gallery presents Magic Mirror – a major exhibition of work by French Surrealist artist Claude Cahun and contemporary British artist filmmaker Sarah Pucill. This exhibition is part of the Nunnery Gallery’s 2015 In Dialogue season, a year-long exploration of partnerships, artistic inspirations and deeply involved relationships between the artist and the muse.

An exhibition featuring paintings and drawings by the prolific outsider artist Mary Barnes, with works predominantly from the collection of Dr. Joseph Berke, her therapist and friend.

The Feet of Those is a new series of paintings by Alastair Gordon commissioned by London City Mission to celebrate their 180th anniversary.

This exhibition continues the Nunnery Gallery’s Year of the Painting in 2014, where different perspectives on East London painting have been examined we now look closer at one of the East End’s most prolific and locally celebrated characters Noel Gibson.

Madge Gill & Paul Johnson