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Wilder.Gallery An independent art gallery in the heart of Kensal Rise, London showing and championing Emerging and Contemporary Art.

We are a collaborative project and exhibition space working with likeminded artists, curators and galleries.

Georgia Beaumont 
Tomorrow’s Sky, 2026Oil on birch plywood panel, hidden aluminiumbox frame90 x 90 x 2.8 cm35.4 x 35.4 x...
13/10/2026

Georgia Beaumont 
Tomorrow’s Sky, 2026
Oil on birch plywood panel, hidden aluminium
box frame
90 x 90 x 2.8 cm
35.4 x 35.4 x 1.1 inches
Available

Olive leaves, rust red trumpet flowers and scalloped stems drift across a pale sky blue ground. Above the painting hangs a floral arch, tied in a bow, framing the scene beneath like the edge of a stage. The accompanying ribbon crest is available on request.

On view in A Place Time Cannot Touch, Georgia’s solo exhibition.

For enquiries, please contact [email protected]

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Three floating pansies, linked together by strands of lapis lazuli, moonstone and citrine.The pansy has long been a flow...
06/10/2026

Three floating pansies, linked together by strands of lapis lazuli, moonstone and citrine.

The pansy has long been a flower of love and remembrance. The stones carry meanings of their own: lapis lazuli is traditionally associated with truth and clarity, moonstone with balance and protection, and citrine with warmth, abundance and energy.

The pansy recurs throughout A Place Time Cannot Touch, a solo exhibition in celebration Georgia Beaumont’s childhood memories of her grandmother’s home in West Wales, and the many things she kept.

Georgia Beaumont
Shrine, 2026
Oil paint on mdf, lapis lazuli, moonstone, citrine
Approx 57 x 46 x 2 cm | 22.44 x 18.11 x 0.79 inches
Sold

On view now at Wilder Gallery, 77 College Road, NW10

For enquiries, please contact [email protected].

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Stems wind down the legs, blooms unfurl across the seat, and on the back rest, a single blue pansy.Until now, Georgia Be...
02/10/2026

Stems wind down the legs, blooms unfurl across the seat, and on the back rest, a single blue pansy.

Until now, Georgia Beaumont has exhibited only paintings. In A Place Time Cannot Touch, her hand painted botanical forms find their way onto domestic objects.

The exhibition returns to the memory of her grandmother’s home in West Wales, and the many things she kept.

Georgia Beaumont
Fairy Chair, 2026
Acrylic and oil on beechwood
81 x 40 x 39 cm
seat height 47 cm
31 7/8 × 15 3/4 × 15 3/8 inches
seat height 18 1/2 inches

For enquiries, please contact [email protected].

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Georgia’s new work is a meditative reflection on the affective spaces we hold onto in memory. Precious, eternal and shie...
29/09/2026

Georgia’s new work is a meditative reflection on the affective spaces we hold onto in memory. Precious, eternal and shielded against the slow decay of time. A place time cannot touch.

In A Place Time Cannot Touch, Georgia Beaumont returns to the memory of her grandmother’s home in West Wales: the brook where she swam with her cousins, picnics on the mountain, and rooms filled with the things her grandmother kept.

The pansy takes its name from the French pensée, meaning thought, and has long been a flower of remembrance and quiet love. A recurring motif in Georgia’s practice, it appears throughout the exhibition in her paintings, on painted domestic objects and embroidered into a silk quilt.

A Place Time Cannot Touch is on view now.

Pansy I, 2026
Oil paint on mdf
16 x 17 x 2 cm
6.30 x 6.69 x 0.79 inches
Available

For enquiries, please contact [email protected].

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Extracts from text by Tom McAllister

Thank you to everyone who came to celebrate with us at the opening of Georgia Beaumont’s new solo exhibition, A Place Ti...
26/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who came to celebrate with us at the opening of Georgia Beaumont’s new solo exhibition, A Place Time Cannot Touch.

Georgia’s Georgia Beaumont new work is a meditative reflection on the affective spaces we hold onto in memory: precious, eternal, and shielded against the slow decay of time. A place time cannot touch.

Drawing on early experiences at her grandmother’s home in West Wales, Georgia presents a selection of new work spanning the botanical paintings for which she is celebrated, alongside a host of domestic objects, including a hand painted chair, room divider, and silk quilt (the latter made in collaboration with Sow Studios), marking a significant departure for the artist, who has until now exhibited only her paintings.

Words by Tom McAllister.

A Place Time Cannot Touch continues until 24th October.
For enquiries, please contact [email protected].

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Wilder Gallery is delighted to announce A Place Time Cannot Touch, Georgia Beaumont’s highly anticipated solo exhibition...
18/09/2026

Wilder Gallery is delighted to announce A Place Time Cannot Touch, Georgia Beaumont’s highly anticipated solo exhibition. Georgia Beaumont

Georgia’s new work is a meditative reflection on the affective spaces we hold onto in memory — precious, eternal, and shielded against the slow decay of time. A place time cannot touch.

Drawing on early experiences at her grandmother’s home in West Wales, Georgia curates a selection of new work spanning the botanical paintings for which she is celebrated, alongside a host of domestic objects — a hand-painted chair, room divider, and silk quilt — marking a significant departure for the artist, who has until now exhibited only her paintings.
Across this collection, memory and landscape are bound together, teased apart, and reconstituted anew, conjuring the full emotive richness of a memory-bound space no longer accessible in reality, but which endures as an internal plane of being motivating her work.

Excerpt of words by Tom McAllister.

✨ Join us for the opening:
Thursday 24th September, 6.30–8.30pm
All welcome

📧To preview the work ahead of the opening, register your interest at [email protected]

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painting

Spotlighting Ellie Walker’s A Fairy Path That Leads To My Favourite Tree, 2026, recently featured as part of our present...
12/09/2026

Spotlighting Ellie Walker’s A Fairy Path That Leads To My Favourite Tree, 2026, recently featured as part of our presentation for Artsy Foundations.

Ellie Walker
Ellie Walker
A Fairy Path That Leads To My Favourite Tree, 2026
Oil, acrylic and thread on canvas
25x20cm | 9.84 x 7.87 inches
Available

Rooted in memory and physical process, Walker’s emotive practice unfolds through a continuous negotiation with materiality. By stitching together panels of canvas, her hand-sewn lines act as both structural seams and drawn marks, forming a visual record of repair, intuition, and shifting inner landscapes.

For enquiries regarding available works by Ellie Walker, please reach out to us at [email protected]

Spotlighting the wonderful Tender (Diptych), 2026 by Ana Benavides Ana Benavides , featured as part of our presentation ...
11/09/2026

Spotlighting the wonderful Tender (Diptych), 2026 by Ana Benavides Ana Benavides , featured as part of our presentation for Artsy Foundations.

Tender (Diptych), 2026
Oil, marble powder and wax on canvas
35 × 35 × 2 cm each panel (13 4/5 × 13 4/5 in)

Benavides’ intuitive layering of marble powder, wax, and oil gives this diptych a remarkably tactile materiality, balanced by an expressive, rhythmic play of colour.

For all enquiries regarding available works by Ana Benavides, please reach out to us at [email protected].

Spotlighting Ellie Walker’s Ellie Walker Desert Rose, 2026, recently featured as part of our presentation for Artsy Foun...
10/09/2026

Spotlighting Ellie Walker’s Ellie Walker Desert Rose, 2026, recently featured as part of our presentation for Artsy Foundations.

Desert Rose, 2026
Acrylic, oil, oil stick and thread on canvas
35 x 35cm
Unavailable

Walker’s tactile layering of materials and hand-stitched thread brings an incredible depth and intimate texture to the canvas.

For enquiries regarding available works by Ellie Walker, please reach out to us at [email protected].

We hope you’ve had a relaxing and restorative summer! We’re looking back on While it Holds, our final show before the br...
10/09/2026

We hope you’ve had a relaxing and restorative summer!

We’re looking back on While it Holds, our final show before the break, curated in collaboration with the wonderful Susan Davis Art City Works ®

A heartfelt thank you to our participating artists:
Georgia Beaumont Georgia Beaumont
Bobbye Fermie Bobbye Fermie
Beatrice Hasell-McCosh Beatrice Hasell-Mccosh
Rosie Harbottle Rosie Harbottle
Selby Hurst Inglefield ᦓꫀꪶ᥇ꪗ
Anna Kesäniemi Anna Kesäniemi
Katy Papineau Katy Papineau
Sophie Smorczewski Sophie Smorczewski

It was a true privilege to collaborate with each of you and to host such an incredible body of work.
Swipe through for a look back at the installation views. While most of the collection has now been placed, a few select works remain available.

For all enquiries, please reach out to [email protected].

We look forward to welcoming you back into the gallery very soon as we prepare for Georgia Beaumont’s upcoming solo exhibition, details to follow shortly!

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