Caroline Walker news

Stephen Friedman Gallery is pleased to announce Caroline Walker’s major solo exhibition, Mothering, at The Hepworth Wakefield next year.

Hayward Gallery Touring’s major group exhibition 'Acts of Creation: On Art and Motherhood' platforms the joys and heartaches, mess, myths and mishaps of motherhood through over 100 artworks, from the feminist avant-garde to the present day. 

The Shape of Things features Modern and Contemporary British artists that delve into the rich symbolism of Still Life and explores how the genre has pushed boundaries and new ideas.

Caroline Walker’s ’Life Bug Study’ is featured in the Drawing Biennial 2024.

Contemporary collecting explores the relationship between the British Museum's contemporary and historical collections .

Caroline Walker features in I'm Not Afraid Of Ghosts, alongside other contemporary artists including Marlene Dumas, Tracey Emin, Jenny Holzer, and Issy Wood, highlighting themes relating to the body, female or otherwise, liberation, and the cyclical historical narratives that connect them.

'Still Lives' brings together more than 70 works by over 50 artists, illustrating the enduring nature of the still life genre throughout different epochs in art history, including post-impressionism, British modernism, surrealism and contemporary art.

Artist Caroline Walker will be in conversation with one of Denmark’s leading contemporary novelists, Olga Ravn. In their conversation they will explore motherhood, narrative, self-care and how this manifests in their creative practices.

Bringing together more than 120 artworks spanning painting, photography, sculpture and film, 'Real Families: Stories of Change' asks us to consider what makes a family today, and the impact our families have on us, through the eyes of contemporary artists.

This year's Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy is co-ordinated by British painter David Remfry RA.

'PUBLIC PRIVATE' explores the quotidian: works by twelve contemporary artists depict private interiors and intimate experiences, alongside landscapes and the outside world.

'Finding Family' explores the idea of family through art from the 17th Century to the present day. Looking at the ways in which artists have represented and responded to ideas of family, the exhibition presents a selection of historic and contemporary works of art that explore blood relations, social bonds, personal connections and love.

Solo presentation ‘Women Observed’ brings together over 40 paintings and oil sketches made since 2016, including several new paintings on display for the first time. The range of subjects depicted include women at work, spaces of leisure and intimate family scenes.

We are delighted to present a panel discussion on Friday 22 July, 5-6pm (BST) chaired by Katy Hessel (art historian and founder of The Great Women Artists) featuring artists Kenturah Davis, Genevieve Gaignard, Deborah Roberts and Amy Sherald.

Join us for the second edition of London Gallery Weekend on Friday 13 May for an exhibition walkthrough and artist-led talk from Caroline Walker, whose solo exhibition 'Lisa' is currently on display in Galleries 1 & 2. 

Actor Russell Tovey and gallerist Robert Diament meet with Caroline Walker to discuss 'Lisa' for Season 13 of Talk Art.

‘Girl Meets Girl’ borrows its title from ‘Girl Now meets Girl Then’, 2019 by British artist Rose Wylie. Brining together 25 women artists of various nationalities, together these voices explore contemporary issues and invite the viewer to enter into a dialogue about the world around us.

The Wolverhampton School of Art presents an artist talk with Caroline Walker to coincide with touring exhibition ‘British Art Show 9’ on Friday 8 April. Walker will be discussing her work, including studio methods and approaches to painting, followed by a Q&A. 

Artist Caroline Walker discusses her exhibition ‘Birth Reflections’ with author and broadcaster Hettie Judah. This baby-friendly discussion explores the subjects of motherhood, pregnancy, birth, and the spaces we encounter during this journey. 

'Captured Beauty' features contemporary works of art drawn from the Arts Council Collection, with paintings by Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Denzil Forrester, Ryan Mosely, Mowbray Odonkor, and Caroline Walker.