Entitled Shadows, Ella Kruglyanskaya’s exhibition assembles new works that both honour and question the legacy of the artists and experiences that have shaped her practice. These drawings and paintings draw on the works of Josef Albers, Édouard Manet, Juan Sánchez Cotán, Anthea Hamilton, René Magritte as well as the numerous representations of odalisques throughout the history of art.

This is an overview of the life and work of the internationally renowned bookbinder Roger Powell OBE, who worked on exquisite books at his bindery in nearby Froxfield from 1947 onwards. With a selection of twenty-four rarely seen bindings by Powell, this exhibition will
spotlight the tradition and innovation involved in bookbinding, a practice that dates back thousands of years.

This is a major exhibition devoted to the life and career of its inaugural director, Belle da Costa Greene. The first-ever retrospective of Greene’s life, the exhibition celebrates both the centennial of the Morgan as a public institution and the one hundredth anniversary of Greene’s appointment as its first director.

So, So, So marks the first UK solo exhibition of artist Galli. Spanning painting, books, collages, and drawings, the exhibition includes works from across her decades long practice. Galli’s work occupies a powerful current position on corporeality that proposes an exhilarating, ribald and haunting grammar of the body.

Eunjo Lee’s exhibition is the latest of an ongoing commissioning series Episodes by Goldsmiths CCA, London. Lee is an artist and filmmaker based between London and Seoul, primarily working with three-dimensional experimental animation and video art that employs immersive world-building.