10/07/2026
Happy Serchiaversary. Five years ago today, we opened the doors to our home and became a gallery. Thank you to each of our artists and friends, you’ve always been what makes this special. We can’t wait to celebrate another five years with all you. x
To Skim A Stone. Our first ever exhibition by our first ever artists in residence. Anne, Cam, Eva.
Assemblage by Louis Stopforth
Objects to Place in a Tomb by Ryan L. Moule.
Ma Maison / Mon Coeur: Alexandria Coe x Little Green. Photographed by Matilda Hill Jenkins.
Introspective 01 by Zeppa Maude. Installed in her home Atelier Montpelier on Picton Street. We intend to make more home exhibitions in homes beyond our own.
One Hundred and Twenty Minutes by Amak Mahmoodian. This photograph and another were two “dreams” made by Amak in this bedroom where I sleep. It’s how we met and will always be a part of my memories of our friendship.
Sun + Shadow by Dori Deng. The first of Dori’s two solo exhibitions at SERCHIA. One for the spring and winter solstice. Named for The Philosophy of an Architect publication by Marcel Breuer, it was a journey of returning featuring new light installations from Dori’s Expansion series.
Plastic Flowers by a solo exhibition by George Maund. Exploring his relationship with the construction and performance of masculinity.
The Natural, Rural, and Remote a solo exhibition by Eva Jonas who returned to do a second residency and her beautiful workshop “How to record a garden”
Eternal Orchard by Pia Paulina Guilmoth.
Other Joys, the inaugural solo exhibition of Alice Poyzer. SERCHIA’s first exhibition with Alice which resulted in the final acquisition made by Martin Parr for Martin Parr Foundation. This exhibition marks the beginning of our representation of Alice Poyzer whose visionary exploration of photography surprises us in the best ways every single day.
As It Was, So It Is, by Yulia Mahr.
Sun + Shadow the second solo exhibition by Dori Deng which marked the winter solstice. Featured artwork ‘Work no. 21’ featuring a 3000mm air-filled sphere, LED neon, and natural rock from the gallery garden. Photography by Ash James.
What Are We Doing Here? A solo exhibition featuring mo