COLLECTIVE ARTISTS EXHIBITIONS : NOVEMBER
EXHIBITIONS | FROM THE COLLECTIVE
12 September – 3 January
RWA, BRISTOL
Maggie Howe and Mike Skinner were both selected for The RWA Annual Exhibition 2026. This exhibition showcases over 500 contemporary works within their historic gallerie, featuring both emerging talent and established names, spanning painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, architecture, sculpture, and mixed-media installation – It represents some of the most exciting artists working across the UK and beyond today.
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19 September – 3 January
HARLEY FOUNDATION, WORKSOP
Alice Watkins was selected from more than 700 submissions to be included in The Harley Open exhibition; showcasing 138 works by artists, makers and heritage craft practitioners from across the North. From photography, painting and pottery, to canal art and clog making, the exhibition brings together a rich mix of contemporary art and heritage craft including over 15 crafts considered endangered or critically endangered in the UK.
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4 – 9 September
GARDENS GALLERY, CHELTENHAM
Jonathan Oakes presents an exhibition of truly original contemporary abstract artworks at Gardens Gallery in Cheltenham. Jonathan's works communicate his growing concern about the environment as he uses his practice as a narrative expression, an outpour of emotional experience and a therapeutic understanding of imagination.
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6 – 22 November
GREAT PULTENEY STREET GALLERY, LONDON
Ellie Cottrell was selected alongside 92 other artists for The Soho Open, an exhibition for artists, makers, designers and creatives working across the UK. With no set theme the selection spans painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, ceramics, textile, sculpture and video being exhibited at Great Pulteney Street Gallery.
7 – 28 November
LUCY PASS
ATOM GALLERY, LONDON
Lucy Pass was invited to join Film Club an exhibition curated by Grow Up this November at Atom Gallery. This much-anticipated group show brings together more than 30 artists, each of whom was given the brief to create artwork inspired by their favourite film (or two, or three…). Expect riffs on the cult classics all in the irreverent spirit of Grow Up’s sell-out Trainspotters (2026) show at Atom.
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10 – 15 November
ALT ART, PAINSWICK
Beth Quarmby takes up artist residence at ALT Art, a new artist residency and pop-up exhibition initiative in the heart of Painswick. Hosted at the Old Fleece on Bisley Street, ALT Art opens up a public-facing creative space for artists to take over, create, exhibit and share their work. Beth will be taking over for the week and showcasing new paintings and works in progress.
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13 – 21 November
MALL GALLERIES, LONDON
Fiona Hodgetts exhibits at the Mall Galleries with the Discerning Eye Exhibition 2026. Now in its fourth decade the exhibition is curated by six prominent figures from across the art world, each selector working independently, bringing their own distinct perspective to create six exhibitions within the whole.
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20 – 21 November
W4 ART & DESIGN FAIR, CHISWICK
Sarah Knight joins other creators at the W4 Art and Design Fair this November. Established in 2018, W4 Art & Design is an informal collective of artists, craftspeople and designers who come together for an annual winter event in Chiswick, W4.
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27 – 29 November
LANSDOWN STUDIOS, CHELTENHAM
Olivia Mitchell and Catriona Dry join their fellow studiomates in the Lansdown Studios Christmas Art Fair. Most of the artists will be opening their studios and together with the Corridor Gallery will be showcasing over 500 artworks in a vibrant, eclectic atmosphere.
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