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Kimberley Gundle: My Head is a Fairground
16 April - 15 May 2026Image of Kimberley Gundle: My Head is a Fairground -
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Lottie Cole: My Relation, Elizabeth Bowen
3 - 28 June 2026Image of Lottie Cole: My Relation, Elizabeth Bowen
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Events
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Kimberley Gundle: My Head is a Fairground
16 April - 15 May 2026Kimberley Gundle is a ceramicist, sculptor, and painterwhose forthcoming exhibition, My Head is a Fairground , will be held at Long and Ryle gallery from 16th April to 15th May... -
London Original Print Fair 2026
14 - 17 May 2026Long & Ryle are excited to take part in the London Original Print Fair 2026, held at Somerset House -
Lottie Cole: My Relation, Elizabeth Bowen
3 - 28 June 2026Although not related to Elizabeth Bowen, Lottie shares with her a surname [Elizabeth Dorothea Cole Bowen], an alma mater, failed art college attendance, an Irish familial connection across Dublin and... -
Sophie Knight: Still Life Meditations
5 March - 10 April 2026Long & Ryle are delighted to announce the forthcoming solo exhibition by Sophie Knight ‘Still Life Meditations’. In an increasingly hectic and chaotic world, Knight takes refuge in her studio...
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Press
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Kimberley Gundle 'My Head is a Fairground' in House & Garden
Art exhibitions in London: everything you need to see in April 2026 April 3, 2026Long & Ryle , SW1, is presenting an immersive installation by South African-born artist and sculptor Kimberley Gundle, featuring ceramic portraits, collages, plates, a wallpaper of the artist’s own design,... -
The Design Edit Features Kimberley Gundle 'My Head is a Fairground'
Kimberley Gundle in conversation with Roger Bevan for her exhibition 'My Head is a Fairground' April 3, 2026 -
Ramiro Fernandez Saus for Kit Kemp | Harper's Bazaar July August 2025
July 1, 2025The July/August 2025 edition of Harper’s Bazaar is titled Bold Vision. We are pleased to announce the magazine’s Bazaar Living column entitled ‘Relative Values’. This gives an insight into the... -
Simon Casson in Arts & Antiques Country Life October 2025 Issue
October 29, 2025It was 173BC and Rome wasn’t doing well. Hail, rain and wind had devastated plants and crops, and the city’s senators thought it might be a good idea to pay...
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