Brocket Gallery

Name: Brocket Gallery
Address: Royal Geographical Society, 1 Kensington Gore,, London, SW7 2AR, GB
Telephone: 07826 522 869
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Brocket Gallery London

Working with emerging & mid-career artists who demonstrate a sophisticated a Former Project Space - Kennington, London.

CONTEMPORARY ART | CONSULTATION | PROJECT SPACE
Curators of Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair

CURRENT EXHIBITION: Jonathan Parker // THE ISOLATION SERIES until 19 JULY

Brocket works with, and for, early to mid-career artists with a particular focus on process-led techniques, to create a dynamic and critically engaging curatorial programme, and is dedicated to providing an accessible arena for the purchase of art. Each exhibition aims to provide the viewer with a deeper understanding of the works and processes. By Appointment
Operating online during Covid-19
New space opening soon

For more details & information on exhibitions, touring & fairs, please visit www.brocketgallery.com

29/09/2026

We’re delighted to be opening a very limited number of places for a special private studio visit with Hormazd Narielwalla, an artist we have worked closely with for over a decade.

Taking place in February 2027 at Hormazd’s Whitechapel studio, the visit will offer a rare opportunity to spend time with the artist, see works in progress and discover more about the ideas, materials and processes behind his practice.
Places are strictly limited to a handful of collectors.

“For me, Hormazd’s work sits at the perfect intersection of fine art and fashion history. His use of discarded tailoring patterns, combined with his Zoroastrian and Indian heritage, creates a beautiful embodiment of design, narrative and practice.”
- LG

Hormazd’s intricate works are held in significant private and public collections around the world, including the V&A, Pallant House Gallery & The British Museum - a sister work to a piece we recently placed at Brown University’s John Hay Library collection.

His wider practice spans painting, textiles, printmaking and installation, with public commissions and collaborations extending from leading hotels to heritage and luxury brands.

February 2027 · Whitechapel, London

🥂 Places are extremely limited. Please DM us for details and to request a place.

1&2 Hackett London collection
3 45 Park Lane
4 In the artist’s studio
5 Hackett London collection
6 Rosewood London
7 Imprint Art Fair

10/09/2026

Design inspiration from some of the stunning ceramic boutiques of heavenly Cotignac, Provence, where each summer more and more artisans and potiers bring beautiful creations that balance form, function and aesthetics

We haven’t been able to include all the gorgeous ateliers that are taking residence in this very special village as we too engrossed in looking at all the wares … but as is the case in these beautiful French villages, even the buildings themselves are such a visual treat 💫

We’ll be sharing a new edit of ceramic works of art and sculpture from some of our favourite artists we work with in our next newsletter. Please DM if you’d like to be added to the list

Bisous x

07/09/2026

A striking Natasha Michael’s piece sits beautifully in this stunning North Yorkshire home 💫

This collector has a natural eye for colour and knew immediately when seeing the work (after attending the artist’s residency talk) that the combination of art historical and classical references, palette and texture was the piece for them 💫

Natasha’s monoprint technique is paramount to the final ‘retelling’ of her narratives - retelling the story of the sitter, who in turn is acting out a character from a story in the artists vision, and in reimagining the work again, Natasha creates another step in the process. The mirror image and unknown result on unveiling from the printing press, cements the final chapter in her glorious works.

Mounted on raw canvas, we work with the best bespoke framers to present the most precious of objects for display 💫

We can’t wait to unveil new works from Natasha in the coming months, including a number of very special pieces Imprint Art Fair 29 Oct - 01 Nov

06/09/2026

Yesterday we had the pleasure of meeting prolific portrait artist Jonathan Parker at his ancestral home, Wallington Hall, Northumberland (National Trust Wallington )

The magnificent house and grounds - now managed by the National Trust, having been donated to the nation by his great grandfather - has been the setting for decades of excavating memory, family and place through his work, with layers of storytelling manifested in the physical materials and methodologies the artist employs.

His unique compositions and practices were explored in ‘Little Western’ - a solo show of paintings we hosted in London (2023) with a selection of magnificent works that emphasise the fragility of the environments he portrays.

Celebrated for his portraiture and intricate painterly narratives, Parker has been able to invent methodologies within his practice to archive instinctively and excavate layers of personal history.

It was wonderful to see Jonathan with some of the works held in the National Trust collection of his family members, and to contextualise some of the spaces so beautifully, and hauntingly, emerging from his wider body of work.

(1) Install shot from ‘Little Western’ (London, 2023) depicting Wallington’s central hall
(2) Jonathan Parker with one of his portraits in the entrance to the house
(3) a favourite detail from a personal commission by the artist of my children
(4) Jonathan in his Wimbledon studio
(5) a Jonathan Parker portrait held in the National Trust collection at Wallington Hall

For a catalogue of available pieces by Jonathan, or portraiture commissions, please DM with your email address.

Lx

01/09/2026

Art that leaves an Imprint 💫

‘Your Heart Like a Lake’ by Eleanor May Watson. A bespoke monoprint on Japanese paper for the inaugral edition of Imprint Art Fair - launching 29 Oct - 01 Nov 2026

This large scale unique work magically incorporates the movement and textural qualities of material, and the intimate sites of memory Eleanor, our long time friend and collaborator, has become so celebrated for.

The title references Lao Tzu’s “Make your heart like a lake with a calm, still surface and great depths of kindness.”

We can’t wait to share this piece with you from Imprint’s stunning central London location at RHS Lawrence Hall, Westminster.

DM for a catalogue or works or to hear about my tailored tours during the Fair. Limited places so booking essential

Tickets out now! Visit Imprint Art Fair for details

19/08/2026

Heavenly installations, sculpture and site specific responses at dreamy - the sumptuous art destination in the heart of Provence.

Undoubtedly our favourites were works that had taken the environmental setting into consideration along with the immersive experience of the viewer or visitor - hence why I am walking through so many interesting entrances and corridors.

We also loved the temporary exhibitions in the pavilions - both for their multilayered practices and for the welcome air con having journeyed over an hour in a vintage Renault 4

A must for anyone visiting this region - more from Provence’s rich artistic hotspots very soon 🥂

04/07/2026

This dreamy pair of Liorah Tchiprout pieces have found just the spot in this bedroom!

We originally presented these hand finished etching & aquatints alongside some stunning etchings and monotypes just prior to Liorah’s first painting and solo exhibition with us in London (2022)

As a printmaker by training, Liorah’s technical skill mixed with retelling art historical process and storytelling - so what we’re all about if you haven’t guessed - delivers exquisite works of art that has a refinement of someone way beyond the artists’ ###xx years ☺️

Happiest of Birthdays Liorah 🎈

We love seeing works acquired through LG in their new homes! Please be sure to keep sending!

Naturally these were snapped up, but be sure to get in touch for further available original prints by Liorah!

Image 1/2 - To Not Move To The Rhythm of Others (2022)
Image 3 - Hey Sailor, What Ship! (2022)

02/07/2026

Thrilled to be included in August’s Homes & Gardens as a go-to Art Advisor, along with other fantastic colleagues & specialists 💖🥂

Thank you very much to AMY MOOREA WONG for the generous feature and write up!

As always, you can reach us via DM or visit our website if we can assist you in an art advisory or consulting capacity 💫💫

30/06/2026

A little something that’s been in the pipeline … 💫

Coming soon … keep an eye out for announcements

29/06/2026

A little something that’s been in the pipeline … 💫
Coming soon … keep an eye out for announcements

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Royal Geographical Society, 1 Kensington Gore,
London
SW7 2AR

Telephone

07826 522 869

Website

http://www.brocketgallery.com/

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