Roots Through Ruins is an exhibition of artworks by a leading Grenadian artist, Oliver Benoit, that traces how memory lingers within brick, architecture, and archival fragments. Grounded in Grenada’s colonial and revolutionary histories, the works draw connections between Grenada and Britain through intertwined narratives of trade, displacement, resistance, and survival. In these works, brick is both witness and archive, holding the imprints of labour, violence, endurance, an

Our latest exhibition opening on 1 May 2026 is a collaboration between Donovan Pennant, Tom Harris, Abbas Zahedi and Dawn Wray with a series live performances, reflective sessions, a film screening, and soundscapes exploring listening as a form of reflection on experience. Unspoken: memories of the future combines images of the Meadows in Nottingham (1989–2026) with sound to reflect on how the past shapes the present, and the future. The interplay of sound and image, familia

Coreset resident artist Leah Gasson explores garments as living systems that hold memory, trace experience, and evolve over time. Her work challenges ideals of perfection and disposability, instead valuing use, change, and cyclical lifespans. She proposes a mindful approach to clothing rooted in care, connection, and continual renewal of material and meaning. In Repair Leah views garments as records of lived experience, where wear, damage, and mending form a visible timeline

We have three exhibitions on display at Coreset and we'd like to invite you to celebrate with the artists and collaborators. An exhibition of work by our youngest artist residents (aged 15 - 25) titled 'Who am I?' shares their profound observations of this complex question. Alongside that exhibition are two bodies of work from our permanent residents Tom Martin - Freetown after Ebola - and Rebecca Lindum Greene - Drawing Connections - illustrating how art and creativity buil

This exhibition features a series of photographs (Tom Martin) and poems (Tim Lavis) created shortly after the deadly Ebola epidemic of 2014-16 on a visit to Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone.

An exhibition of art works created by young artists who posed the question ‘Who am I?’ whilst in residence with Coreset as part of our developing artist programme.

This exhibition presents the work of Rebecca L. Greene, a recipient of Coreset's inaugral Open Call Residency, and her project Drawing Connections. It illustrates how art and creativity build empathy, awareness and self-belief in the socially excluded. With support from Arts Council England the fourth iteration of Drawing Connections began on HMP Whitemoor’s Therapeutic Wing in June 2025. Co-ordinated and co-facilitated by Rebecca, with guidance from artists John Costi, Le

10am - 4pm Discover something beautiful this November at our Book Pop-Up Weekend — a celebration of art, design, poetry, photography, food and music. Browse handpicked books that make perfect Christmas gifts for the curious and creative — or simply for yourself. Alongside the books, enjoy speciality coffee, organic food, fresh pastries, local beer and natural wine all weekend. Whether you’re an art lover, a foodie, or just after a great weekend atmosphere, come explore, tas

An exhibition encouraging us to think about disposability, the abundance of images that permeate modernity, and the collision of nature and culture.

A photographic exhibition, Forming Threads, supported by The British Council reveals the skills & creativity of Miao makers in Xuzhou China.

This solo exhibition of art works, created by Daniel Rapley, are on show at School, a contemporary art gallery in Folkstone until 3 May...

Copyright: D Carruthers Aproximity, previously shown in London, is an exhibition that eloquentley explores the profound, inseparable...

Daniel Rapley’s work goes on display in The ING Discerning Eye annual exhibition at the Mall Galleries, London 15 - 24 November 2024. ...

Coreset artists, Fiona and David, exhibited alongside interdisciplinary artist and researcher Annie Morrad in Holborn London in November...