IMT Gallery

Directions Website Contact the museum

IMT Gallery We are IMT! A contemporary art gallery in London programming exhibitions, events and commissions.

IMT Gallery is delighted to announce the representation of London-based artist Anna Sebastian.Sebastian is a painter who...
17/10/2026

IMT Gallery is delighted to announce the representation of London-based artist Anna Sebastian.

Sebastian is a painter whose practice investigates alternative and imagined realities, myth, history, and religion. Her paintings explore imagined and emotional realities and challenge the boundaries between the natural and the artificial. Her work gives shape to the emotional states accessible in practices such as psychoanalysis and esoteric belief systems informed by non-Western traditions.

Sebastian studied fine art at Goldsmiths College, the Royal Drawing School and the Slade School of Art.

Her paintings are currently on view at IMT Gallery in her solo exhibition ‘The Same Dust’, which continues until 1 November 2026. Follow our link in bio for further details.

For enquiries, contact [email protected]

_

[1] ‘Early, Late, Down’ (2026), oil on canvas, 160 x 120 cm
[2] ‘Up to Arrival’ (2026), oil on canvas, 160 x 120 cm

Photographs by Amin Yousefi / Studio Deew

We are excited to share the first installation views of ‘The Same Dust’, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Anna Seba...
17/10/2026

We are excited to share the first installation views of ‘The Same Dust’, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Anna Sebastian.

Saturated foliage suggests a nostalgia for a setting that you cannot place. You possibly feel a sense of pleasure laced with pain, a sweet hollow longing for landmarks that start to shift, slip and then morph. […] One reality is burrowing itself into another. IMT Gallery grows porous as another presence presses outward into the space. Sebastian’s paintings are displacing what was once there but also adjoin our lived reality and what is known. Touching our reality without destroying it, The Same Dust series has the potential - at some point - to absorb our perception and transfigure us in the process.

Excerpt from the exhibition text by Kirsten Cooke. Read the full text via our link in bio.

‘The Same Dust’ continues until 1 November 2026. Open from Thursday - Sunday, 12 - 6pm.

For enquiries, contact: [email protected]

Installation views by Amin Yousefi / Studio Deew

Early Bird booking is now open for a four-session online course exploring how plants inform our relationship with the ea...
06/10/2026

Early Bird booking is now open for a four-session online course exploring how plants inform our relationship with the earth, ourselves, and other forms of consciousness.

‘Plant Gazing: Exploring Botanical Consciousness Through Creative Practice’ invites you to view the plant world through multiple lenses including art, botany, animism, and philosophy. Together, we’ll observe the plants around us, both indoors and out, through drawing, painting, and writing.

Led by artist Joseph Walsh and hosted by IMT Gallery, the course includes meditations, creative exercises, and guided activities designed to open up new ways of seeing, sensing, and co-existing with nature.

Places are limited — the course begins 29 November.

🐦 Early Bird rates are available until 11 October at 11:59pm BST.

Ready to see plants differently? Follow the link below for full details and to book:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/plant-gazing-exploring-botanical-consciousness-through-creative-practice-tickets-2000644484509

_
Image: Pinus pinea needle with Tropaeolum majus, photographed by Aidan McNeill.

Join us for a four-session online course exploring how plants inform our relationship with the earth, ourselves, and oth...
23/09/2026

Join us for a four-session online course exploring how plants inform our relationship with the earth, ourselves, and other forms of consciousness.

‘Plant Gazing: Exploring Botanical Consciousness Through Creative Practice’ invites you to view the plant world through multiple lenses including art, botany, animism, and philosophy. Together, we’ll observe the plants around us, both indoors and out, through drawing, painting, and writing.

Led by artist Joseph Walsh and hosted by IMT Gallery, the course includes meditations, creative exercises, and guided activities designed to open up new ways of seeing, sensing, and co-existing with nature.

🌱Places are limited — the course begins 29 November.

Ready to see plants differently? Follow our link in bio for full details and to book.

IMT Gallery presents ‘The Same Dust’, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Anna Sebastian. The works take their startin...
17/09/2026

IMT Gallery presents ‘The Same Dust’, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Anna Sebastian. The works take their starting point from the closing passages of ‘The River Merchant’s Wife: A Letter’, Ezra Pound’s version of a poem by Li Bai.

一一生綠苔。
yīyī shēng lǜ tái.
[one] [one] [grow] [green] [moss]
one by one they grow green moss.

In Anna Sebastian’s paintings, a drawbridge is lowered between our lived reality with its observable forces and the atomic scale at which these laws break down. Sebastian is probing these scales, which stirs-up matter through her process of observing, depicting and painting. She is disturbing the laws of this world and creating another world inside of it. No turning back now. A black hole could appear; or in Sebastian’s canvases a crease or fold in the fabric of certainty.

Excerpt from the exhibition text by Kirsten Cooke. Read the full text via our link in bio.

The exhibition runs from 25 September - 1 November 2026
Preview: Thursday 24 September, 7-10pm

IMT Gallery
Unit 2/210 Cambridge Heath Road
London, E2 9NQ

Open: Thursday - Sunday 12 - 6pm

_

李白 長干行 translation: ‘Ballad of Changgan’, by Li Bai. Translation and annotations by East Asia Student, 2012

Pictured: ‘Nikon's Sequence’ (2026), oil on canvas, 160 x 120cm

Join us for a four-session online course beginning 4 October, exploring the feral intelligence of the body: how it liste...
17/09/2026

Join us for a four-session online course beginning 4 October, exploring the feral intelligence of the body: how it listens, questions, adapts, resists habit, and remembers what modern life teaches us to forget.

‘How to Be Feral: Movement Practices to Re-Wild Your Body’ invites you to explore unfamiliar ways of moving that unsettle what we think we know about our bodies. Drawing from Claire Loussouarn’s book How to Be Feral, we’ll practise trusting instinct before understanding, and learning from the more-than-human world.

Across four fortnightly sessions, we’ll use movement as a mode of thinking and knowing, alongside simple forms of movement mapping, to explore how movement can open different perspectives, train attention, and reconnect us to parts of ourselves that have been quietened by social and cultural conditioning. Together we’ll approach our everyday environments as something to be received, listened to and moved with.

Led by movement artist Dr Claire Loussouarn and hosted by IMT Gallery, the course offers a reflective and practical space for artists, performers, writers, researchers, educators, somatic practitioners, ecologists, and anyone curious about how the body can think, sense and know.
No movement experience is needed — just curiosity and a willingness to explore.

Places are limited. The course begins 4 October 2026.

Ready to discover what the body never forgot? Follow the link below for full details, and to book you place:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1994149226016

_
Image: Claire Loussouarn. Photograph by Dominique Rivoal.

Attending Landscapes begins this Sunday, 13 September, with just a few places remaining. Join us for a four-session onli...
08/09/2026

Attending Landscapes begins this Sunday, 13 September, with just a few places remaining. Join us for a four-session online course exploring how to see and sense landscape through walking, listening and shared attention.

Attending Landscapes: Walking, Listening and Mapping invites you to develop a deeper relationship with the landscapes around you. Through walking, sensory mapping, drawing, writing and observation, we will explore acts of witnessing and encountering green environments, asking how we come to know a place deeply, understand its stories, and what these stories might reveal about our own internal landscapes.

Across four fortnightly sessions, you’ll be encouraged to return to a local green space, building an ongoing relationship through creative prompts, shared discussion and attentive practice. You will learn to time-travel with this land.

Led by artist and educator Harri Harrison and hosted by IMT Gallery, the course offers a reflective and practical space for artists, writers, educators, walkers and anyone interested in developing a more attentive relationship with landscape.

Ready to see the landscapes around you differently? Follow the link below for full details, and to book your place:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/attending-landscapes-walking-listening-and-mapping-with-harri-harrison-tickets-1993207713928

_
Image: Akawara trail to Jomon Sugi, Yakushima, Japan, photographed by Harri Harrison

For the third workshop in the ‘Museum of Connection' series, artists Georgia Clemson and Lina Ivanova invite participant...
21/08/2026

For the third workshop in the ‘Museum of Connection' series, artists Georgia Clemson and Lina Ivanova invite participants to enter a playful space where connection transcends language, status and differences. Hosted by IMT Gallery, the workshop explores playing games as a way to create visual forms of communication and connection that centre collaboration, cooperation and fun.

Working individually, in small groups, and as a whole collective, participants will create cyanotype artworks that capture a record of moments in time and the connections that we build.

As a participant, you will also have the opportunity to contribute your work to the Museum’s living archive, a monument to community created through shared time, attention, and collaboration.

🎟️ ‘The Museum of Connection’ will take place on Saturday 12 September at 3pm.

Space is limited. Follow the link below for full details and to booking:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-museum-of-connection-workshop-with-georgia-clemson-and-lina-ivanova-tickets-1996689726722

Join us for a four-session online course beginning 13 September, exploring how to see and sense landscape through walkin...
21/08/2026

Join us for a four-session online course beginning 13 September, exploring how to see and sense landscape through walking, listening and shared attention.

‘Attending Landscapes: Walking, Listening and Mapping’ invites you to develop a deeper relationship with the landscapes around you. Through walking, sensory mapping, drawing, writing and observation, we will explore acts of witnessing and encountering green environments, asking how we come to know a place deeply, understand its stories, and what these stories might reveal about our own internal landscapes.

Across four fortnightly sessions, you’ll be encouraged to return to a local green space, building an ongoing relationship through creative prompts, shared discussion and attentive practice. You will learn to time-travel with this land.

Led by artist and educator Harri Harrison and hosted by IMT Gallery, the course offers a reflective and practical space for artists, writers, educators, walkers and anyone interested in developing a more attentive relationship with landscape.

Places are limited. The course begins 13 September.

Ready to see the landscapes around you differently? Follow the link below for full details and booking:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/attending-landscapes-walking-listening-and-mapping-with-harri-harrison-tickets-1993207713928

_
Image: Akawara trail to Jomon Sugi, Yakushima, Japan, photographed by Harri Harrison

Early Bird booking is now open for a four-session online course exploring the feral intelligence of the body: how it lis...
11/08/2026

Early Bird booking is now open for a four-session online course exploring the feral intelligence of the body: how it listens, questions, adapts, resists habit, and remembers what modern life teaches us to forget.

‘How to Be Feral: Movement Practices to Re-Wild Your Body’ invites you to explore unfamiliar ways of moving that unsettle what we think we know about our bodies. Drawing from Claire Loussouarn’s book How to Be Feral, we’ll practise trusting instinct before understanding, and learning from the more-than-human world.

Across four fortnightly sessions, we’ll use movement as a mode of thinking and knowing, alongside simple forms of movement mapping, to explore how movement can open different perspectives, train attention, and reconnect us to parts of ourselves that have been quietened by social and cultural conditioning. Together we’ll approach our everyday environments as something to be received, listened to and moved with.

Led by movement artist Dr Claire Loussouarn and hosted by IMT Gallery, the course offers a reflective and practical space for artists, performers, writers, researchers, educators, somatic practitioners, ecologists, and anyone curious about how the body can think, sense and know.

No movement experience is needed — just curiosity and a willingness to explore. The course begins 4 October 2026.

🐦 Early Bird rates are available until 16 August at 11:59pm BST.

Ready to discover what the body never forgot? Follow the link below for full details, and to book you place:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1994149226016

Address

Unit 2, 210 Cambridge Heath Road
London
E29NQ

Opening Hours

Thursday 12pm - 6pm
Friday 12pm - 6pm
Saturday 12pm - 6pm
Sunday 12pm - 6pm

Website

,

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when IMT Gallery posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Museum

Send a message to IMT Gallery:

Shortcuts

Share

Category