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31/08/2026

Different Ways of Staying — Joana Galego

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Soho R***e is pleased to present ‘Different Ways of Staying’, a new body of work by Joana Galego, uses memory as a pivotal tool with which to unpick the threads of belonging, living and staying that weave throughout our lives.

Intimate works are littered with the artists’ private moments to create a collective understanding of universal moments we all live through.

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17 Sep — 31 Oct
Opening reception — 16th of September

Soho R***e
14 Greek Street
London, W1D 4DP
Wed — Sat, 12 — 6pm

Contact [email protected] for more information and available works list.

28/08/2026

Almost Body — Qian Zhong

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Soho R***e is pleased to present ‘Almost Body’, a solo exhibition of Qian Zhong’s works that look closely at the body in its shifting state.

Moving bodies dance and weave across the canvases, merging into one another through repeated brushstrokes that build on the linen creative movement even in the texture. Shoulder blades glint, stomachs twist and the spandex fabrics fold; the body is something to be viewed beyond corporeality into something that is not entirely solid, not entirely fixed.

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17 Sep — 31 Oct
Opening reception — 16th of September

Soho R***e
14 Greek Street
London, W1D 4DP
Wed — Sat, 12 — 6pm

Contact [email protected] for more information and available works list.

23/08/2026

Upcoming Program in 2026 at Soho R***e.

Joana Galego Joana G.
Different Ways of Staying
16 September - 31 October

Qian Zhong Qian Zhong
Almost Body
16 September 31 October

Curated Presentation
Untitled Houston Untitled Art
2-4 October

Love you, bye
Group Exhibition
4 November - 19 December

Feast of Saturnalia
Group Exhibition
4 November - 19 December

Curated Presentation
Untitled Miami
2-6 December

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16/08/2026

Coming soon in September Joana G.

17/07/2026

Nettle Grellier

Nettle Grellier (b. 1993) graduated with a BA in Fine Art Painting from the University of Brighton in 2015, before completing the Turps Banana Correspondence Course in 2020. Grellier’s work considers the figure through several semi-autobiographical motifs: disobedient dogs, soft bodies and gossiping subjects. Taking inspiration from artists such as Paula Rego and Dolly Parton, she uses references across high and low culture to delight in unashamedly slovenly, feral and unpredictable womanhood. Based in Cornwall, and having always inhabited rural settings, she also examines the nature of gossip and storytelling as a small-town tradition.

Mothering Buns, 2026
Coloured pencil on acid free paper
79 x 64.5 cm

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Say When…

Layla Andrews, Jess Cochrane, Erica Eyres, Joana Galego, Nettle Grellier, Emily Ponsonby and Caroline Wong

Inspired by ‘The Woman Who Loves to Cook’ by Florence Nash, this exhibition gathers together seven artists in a cacophonic celebration of food as a tool for connection, belonging and sensuality. Within the context of a society that has historically encouraged women in particular to be smaller, the works call for an antidote to his messaging, choosing to regard food instead and a divine connection and intervention amongst women, a vessel with which to infuse ourselves with maternal love and care.

Contact [email protected] for more information or to request a works list.
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10 June - 31 July

Soho R***e
14 Greek Street
London, W1D 4DP
Wed—Sat, 12—6pm

Nettle Grellier

Nettle Grellier (b. 1993) graduated with a BA in Fine Art Painting from the University of Brighton in 2015, before completing the Turps Banana Correspondence Course in 2020. Grellier’s work considers the figure through several semi-autobiographical motifs: disobedient dogs, soft bodies and gossiping subjects. Taking inspiration from artists such as Paula Rego and Dolly Parton, she uses references across high and low culture to delight in unashamedly slovenly, feral and unpredictable womanhood. Based in Cornwall, and having always inhabited rural settings, she also examines the nature of gossip and storytelling as a small-town tradition.

It isn’t yours (

15/07/2026

Jess Cochrane

London-based Australian artist Jess Cochrane produces figurative oil paintings that depict scenes from the everyday with a focus on the mundane and familiar. Portraying scenes that are universally recognised or experienced, Cochrane creates a thematic thread of consumerism, pop culture and fashion that runs through the artworks, drawing on shared memories and recent history, particularly reflecting on the resurgence of the early 2000s.

The Bill (Le Foote), 2026
Oil on canvas
80 x 80 cm

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Say When…

Layla Andrews, Jess Cochrane, Erica Eyres, Joana Galego, Nettle Grellier, Emily Ponsonby and Caroline Wong

Inspired by ‘The Woman Who Loves to Cook’ by Florence Nash, this exhibition gathers together seven artists in a cacophonic celebration of food as a tool for connection, belonging and sensuality. Within the context of a society that has historically encouraged women in particular to be smaller, the works call for an antidote to his messaging, choosing to regard food instead and a divine connection and intervention amongst women, a vessel with which to infuse ourselves with maternal love and care.

Contact [email protected] for more information or to request a works list.
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10 June - 31 July

Soho R***e
14 Greek Street
London, W1D 4DP
Wed—Sat, 12—6pm

09/07/2026

Nana Wolke

Wolke (1994, Ljubljana, Sl) lives and works in New York, US. She holds an MFA from Goldsmiths, University of London and received BFA with honors. Exploring issues related to perception and modes of apprehension of space and time, Wolke’s series of works usually begins on film-like sets, where the artist records the unfolding of staged situations and improvised actions occurring in spaces spanning social hierarchy – from hotel rooms and private apartments to architectural complexes and public spaces, among others.

Little Musketeer, 2019
Leather, wood, wool and stuffing, 90 x 70 x 20 cm

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Horse Girl

Alice Brasser, Laura Benson, Abigail Mcginley, Jane Mechner, Sofia Serpa Arango and Nana Wolke

This exhibition looks at both the symbolic meaning in the Chinese calendar and the contemporary rhetoric around the socio-political realities of the aspirational ‘horse girl’.
Taking inspiration from the cultural zeitgeist’s seeming obsession with horses, the artists look at both the raising of a call of arms for us to charge after what we want, and be who we are in ‘The Year of the Horse’, and the nuanced connotations of being a ‘horse girl’ that pervade the current art world.

Contact [email protected] for more information or to request a works list.

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10 June - 31 July

Soho R***e
14 Greek Street
London, W1D 4DP
Wed—Sat, 12—6pm

08/07/2026

Emily Ponsonby

Ponsonby (b.1990) is a painter and printmaker living and working in the South West of England. Working with encaustic, Ponsonby’s practice explores intimacy, touch and human connection through richly layered surfaces of beeswax and oil paint. Her paintings are breathing surfaces, built from the small rituals of gathering, from the half-said story at a table, from the comfort of hands resting near one another – they are both literal and emotional explorations of a setting.

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Say When…

Layla Andrews, Jess Cochrane, Erica Eyres, Joana Galego, Nettle Grellier, Emily Ponsonby and Caroline Wong

Inspired by ‘The Woman Who Loves to Cook’ by Florence Nash, this exhibition gathers together seven artists in a cacophonic celebration of food as a tool for connection, belonging and sensuality. Within the context of a society that has historically encouraged women in particular to be smaller, the works call for an antidote to his messaging, choosing to regard food instead and a divine connection and intervention amongst women, a vessel with which to infuse ourselves with maternal love and care.

Contact [email protected] for more information or to request a works list.
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10 June - 31 July
Private View - 10th of June

Soho R***e
14 Greek Street
London, W1D 4DP
Wed—Sat, 12—6pm

03/07/2026

LOUISE BENTON

Heart (burning), 2026
Edition of 7
Hand-coloured etching

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𝑳𝒐𝒗𝒆𝒔𝒊𝒄𝒌 by Louise Benton

Soho R***e is thrilled to present a devotional stage to the medieval interpretation of the affliction of being ‘Lovesick’, created by artist Louise Benton. Visitors are invited to move through this stained glass heavenscape as both audience and pilgrim. Within this immersive environment, stained glass cherubs and fragmented parts of the human body that echo relics, evoke medieval devotional objects, courtly romance and the ecstatic writings of Christian mystics.
Each sculptural fragment represents a part of the body afflicted by lovesickness, drawing on the medieval understanding of desire as both a spiritual and a medical condition.
From butterflies in the stomach, to feeling breathless, this installation unfolds in seven vignettes within the larger heavenscape. Visitors enter the set and encounter seven reliquaries rendered in stained glass, each
corresponding to a specific bodily site of longing.

Contact [email protected] for more information or to request a works list.

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22nd of April - 31st of July.

Soho R***e
14 Greek Street
London, W1D 4DP
Wed—Sat, 12—6pm

LOUISE BENTON

Lungs (when your breaths been taken away), 2026
Edition of 7
Hand-coloured etching

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𝑳𝒐𝒗𝒆𝒔𝒊𝒄𝒌 by Louise Benton

Soho R***e is thrilled to present a devotional stage to the medieval interpretation of the affliction of being ‘Lovesick’, created by artist Louise Benton. Visitors are invited to move through this stained glass heavenscape as both audience and pilgrim. Within this immersive environment, stained glass cherubs and fragmented parts of the human body that echo relics, evoke medieval devotional objects, courtly romance and the ecstatic writings of Christian mystics.
Each sculptural fragment represents a part of the body afflicted by lovesickness, drawing on the medieval understanding of desire as both a spiritual and a medical condition.
From butterflies in the stomach, to feeling breathless, this installation unfolds in seven vignettes within the larger heavenscape. Visitors enter the set and encounter seven reliquaries rendered in stained glass, each
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