Unseen is the first solo exhibition of South Korean artist Jungjin Lee in the United Kingdom. The exhibition presents ten large-scale photographs from Lee’s latest body of work, made in Iceland in 2024. For Lee, photography is a conduit for emotional and philosophical enquiry.

For their first solo exhibition in Portugal, Canadian artists Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller will install over a dozen works in the historic Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova in Coimbra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, exploring the sculptural qualities of sound while establishing the Monastery as an important venue for contemporary art.

Duets will showcase a suite of ten new large-scale paintings that focus on the interconnection of two figures. Existing at a threshold, the artist’s subjects are simultaneously tender and passive, as Repko weaves an ambiguity into her canvases through an abstraction of space.

Celebrating Marisol’s satirical and deceptively political sculptures and self-portraits of the 1960s, the exhibition also assembles, for the first time, lesser-known areas of her practice. By examining and contextualising Marisol’s work from the 1950s to the early 2000s, this internationally touring retrospective demonstrates the extraordinary relevance of her unique vision of culture and society.

The exhibition features Sussex artist Sarah Money’s most recent paintings and sculptures. The show features sixteen works, including large-scale landscape paintings, still life's of flowers, and intimate stone-fired ceramic sculptures. Informed by Sarah's former career in physical theatre and dance, the pieces explore intuition, rhythm and movement.