Then & Now
Then & Now is a group exhibition including all Redfern artists – new and old. It reflects on the Redfern’s enduring commitment to supporting artists at different stages of their careers, from early exhibitions to long-term collaborations and to fostering artistic development over time. An ethos that we continue to uphold today.
The exhibition brings together works by modern and contemporary artists, tracing the development of their practices over time. Early works are brought into dialogue with more recent ones, revealing a diversity of approaches in material, form, and subject, while remaining united by a strong and distinctive sense of individual artistic identity.
At the heart of Then & Now are the relationships that have defined The Redfern. Artists who have formed a long and influential association with the gallery.
As The Redfern opens its doors on Pall Mall, the exhibition situates the gallery between past and present, between Cork Street and St James’s, and between the histories it carries and those that continue to unfold.
We invite you to join us to celebrate Then & Now, a reflection on where we have been, and where we are going. A selection of featured artworks can be seen in our preview below.
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Then & Now is a group exhibition including all Redfern artists – new and old. It reflects on the Redfern’s enduring commitment to supporting artists at different stages of their careers, from early exhibitions to long-term collaborations and to fostering artistic development over time. An ethos that we continue to uphold today.
The exhibition brings together works by modern and contemporary artists, tracing the development of their practices over time. Early works are brought into dialogue with more recent ones, revealing a diversity of approaches in material, form, and subject, while remaining united by a strong and distinctive sense of individual artistic identity.
At the heart of Then & Now are the relationships that have defined The Redfern. Artists who have formed a long and influential association with the gallery.
As The Redfern opens its doors on Pall Mall, the exhibition situates the gallery between past and present, between Cork Street and St James’s, and between the histories it carries and those that continue to unfold.
We invite you to join us to celebrate Then & Now, a reflection on where we have been, and where we are going. A selection of featured artworks can be seen in our preview below.
Artists on show
- Adrian Heath
- Adrian Ryan
- Alan Munro Reynolds
- Alexander Mackenzie
- Allen Jones
- Annabel Gault
- Anne Dunn
- Arnold van Praag
- Brendan Neiland
- Bridget Riley
- Bryan Kneale
- Bryan Organ
- Catharine Armitage
- Catherine Kurtz
- Christopher Stein
- Christopher Wood
- Colin Figue
- Cyril Edward Power
- Danny Markey
- David Inshaw
- David Oxtoby
- David Tindle
- Debbie Urquhart
- Dennis Geden
- Derek Jarman
- Desmond Morris
- Eileen Agar
- Elizabeth Butterworth
- Ffiona Lewis
- Florence Hutchings
- Francis Davison
- George Kennethson
- John Carter
- John Craxton
- John Hoyland
- John Minton
- John Piper
- John Tunnard
- John Wells
- Karl Weschke
- Keith Grant
- Keith Vaughan
- Leigh Davis
- Leon Underwood
- Linda Karshan
- Margaret Mellis
- Mark Lancaster
- Mary Fedden
- Michael Ayrton
- Michael Rothenstein
- Norman Dilworth
- Norman Stevens
- Nouneh Sarkissian
- Patrick Heron
- Patrick Procktor
- Paul Emsley
- Paul Feiler
- Paul Jenkins
- Paul Nash
- Paul Wunderlich
- Peter Lanyon
- Peter Sedgley
- Pierre Skira
- Prunella Clough
- Robyn Denny
- Roger Hilton
- Sandra Blow
- Sarah Armstrong-Jones
- Stephen Gilbert
- Susannah Fiennes
- Telfer Stokes
- Terry Frost
- William Gear