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

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 th

e 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

22/05/2026

2 weeks …. Car Park in an English Shire
Solo exhibition of new works by Cat Roissetter at St John’s Healy, Northumberland
Gust curated by Lizzie Glendinning

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18/05/2026

Today we’ve been in the studio with Cat Roissetter as we prepare for her upcoming solo exhibition, Car Park in an English Shire, taking place 05-07 June at Healey Church, Northumberland 💫

We can’t wait to showcase new paintings by this magnificent artist at such a fantastic rural art space with an ambitious programme celebrating boundary pushing women artists

Please DM for a catalogue of work

28/04/2026

INCOMING | Cat Roissetter, Car Park in an English Shire
05 - 07 June 2026

Lizzie Glendinning is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new work by acclaimed artist, Cat Roissetter, marking their first presentation together in the North East following Cat’s recent stay on The Brocket Residency and over a decade of collaboration on exhibitions, fairs and private projects

The exhibition is set in the small rural church of St. John’s Healey, a striking nineteenth-century building with a growing reputation for an ambitious contemporary programme which shows the work of women artists.

Preview | Friday 05 June 4-9pm
Open Sat 06 & Sun 07 June 10am-4pm

Church of St John, Healey, Northumberland NE44 6BJ

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23/04/2026

Eleanor May Watson, There is no Time Like Spring, is now open until 06 June

‘Watson describes her paintings as ‘emotional landscapes.’ The new works bring people into those landscapes for the first time and her canvases brim with life; colours shimmer, flowers spill from vases, patterns run across curtains, objects collect on table tops. And threading through all of it is light, which functions less as a formal device and more as the paintings’ true subject. It slides off petals, animates rooms, and gives shape to the people standing inside them. ‘ (SR)

20/04/2026

Just a gorgeous detail from the studio of 💫

Cat is making work for our upcoming exhibition, Carpark in an English Shire, at Healey Church, Northumberland 05 - 07 June 🥂

We can’t wait to show present her new body of paintings at this extraordinary rural site that has a strong, celebrated programme dedicated to women artists

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05/03/2026

Celebrating with this stunning survey of our dear friend, artist Hormazd Nariellwalla ()

Legends & Icons (2025) sumptuously reflects on Hormazd’s illustrious career so far which navigates pattern through painting, print, collage, installation and collaborative projects that have led him to be acquired by some of the most significant private and public collections in the world including over 150 works with and pieces in national institutions such as the

I have worked with Hormazd for over a decade, connecting him with discerning collectors and placing his work with some wonderful museums - most recently a US public collection.

I’ll be hosting a collector private tour of Hormazd’s Bethnal Green studio very soon. Please DM for details and to attend as we only have 4 spaces left. 💫

27/02/2026

Sneak peak! 🖌️

Cat Roissetter studio earlier today, making work for a very special upcoming solo project we will be hosting this summer.

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We’ve worked closely with Cat since 2015 and can’t wait to showcase this new series of paintings and sculptural pieces following her time on The Brocket Residency 💫

21/02/2026

Beautiful shot of Natasha Michaels’ ‘Centrefold’, 2025 in its new home.

This work was acquired through our presentation at the inaugural last October and followed Natasha’s time on The Brocket Residency. The artist’s use of the monotype printing process is integral to the (re)telling of the stories in her work in which she is investigating the sitter/model in old master paintings that are also depicting classical tales of women

We love to see images of works in their new home so please keep sharing 💫

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16/02/2026

While on a site visit to a very special part of Northumberland for an upcoming project last week … more on that later.. I was drawn to these beautiful Victorian stained glass windows in the chapel where the lead cames (or calmes) are guided by the drapery in the images.

As a former fashion curator and historian, I am obsessively drawn to depictions of fabric and drapery through art history and I revisit it a lot in my own presentations and installations.

Just another lovely detail in what will be a magical exhibition 💫

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Summer 2026 💖

14/02/2026

Room With a View 💖

We commissioned this large scale limited edition mural by in 2020 for ‘s studio collection - new ways to experience art and interiors through those Covid months.

The magnificent 3x11m frieze was taken from a stunning large scale monotype depicting the Canopus at Hadrian’s Villa at Tivoli which is widely considered to be a memorial to Hadrian’s lover, Antinous, who died in the Nile River

The artist chose the ruinous imagery as an expression of human aspiration and the hope we place in art to transcend it.

Happy Valentine’s Day 🌹

It also made the centre pages of Magazine thanks to wonderful interior writer who’s been a generous champion of the Fair (and one time selection panelist) for many years 💫

🐾Featuring our much loved and desperately missed Thora 🐾

09/02/2026

Liorah Tchiprout, The Hour Arrives , and Is Soon Gone (Study), 2025.

This beautifully striking monotype by celebrated artist , who we’ve worked with for many years, is the study for her stunning painting of the same name shown by Miami Beach 2025

We love this series of monotypes shown at the recent edition of for as they mark a new boldness in Tchiprout’s application and process and mark a new chapter in the artist’s journey as she moved her studio from north to west London. 💫

Liorah Tchiprout joined us on The Brocket Residency in 2022 after four years of showing with us through WCPF where she was consistently Lizzie’s top pick!
We went on to give her her first painting and solo London exhibition before she found representation with Marlborough and now Pippy Houldsworth Gallery.

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Image: Monotype, 68 x 52cm.
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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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