Sally Reilly is an Irish potter, trained in Paris in a Japanese tradition, now living and working in the UK and France. Fascinated as a child by seeing pots Read on ›

As part of EXHIBIT gallery’s ongoing White Walls Project, NO WAY is pleased to present ‘All Those Things That Make My Eyes Blink’ Read on ›

Thames is a series of photographic prints created by artist and photographer, Noel McLaughlin. Read on ›

Blowawish is the creation of Arianna Russo and was conceived as a space without boundaries where conceptual investigations Read on ›

As the first White Walls Project curated by EXHIBIT Gallery, NO WAY is pleased to present PLAN, a solo exhibition by British artist, Leonie Lachlan. Read on ›

On the afternoon of Saturday 21st July the public are invited to attend a free drawing class on the estate led by the artist, Leonie Lachlan. Read on ›

As part of the World Photography Festival’s London wide project ‘The Bigger Picture’, EXHIBIT is proud to bring together two special photographers into one show. Read on ›

Golden Lane Jewellery is an exhibition created with students on the Jewellery making course at City of London Community Education Centre (COLCEC). Read on ›

Landscapes 2008 – 2011 by Australian artist, Noel Mclaughlin, draws together a body of work united by its use of colour, compression and an impenetrability that refuses easy resolution. Read on ›

Golden Oldies II is a continuation of the project, Golden Oldies, initiated by EXHIBIT and Patricia Niven in 2009, celebrating long-term residents of the Golden Lane Estate. Read on ›

Fireweed (rosebay willow herb/epilobium angustifolium), a plant that grew on the bomb site that became Golden Lane Estate, it is known as a flower that grows easily on earth that has been burnt. Read on ›

Societea II – Tea, Time & Interiors is an installation featuring a series of drawings and photographic montages by British artist, Camilla Brueton, to examine the relationship between people and architecture. Read on ›

Though one may interpret Klitsa Antoniou’s work as an elegiac journey through loss and trauma, in the exhibition Tall Tales Lovely Landmarks, Antoniou engages on a philosophical and aesthetic level Read on ›

Fireweed-Wildflowers in the City is a one day educational event created by artists; Liz Davies, Clare Gerrard and Sussana Jacobs, for Super Estate Projects. Read on ›

Resident artist, Katharina Lackner, invites everyone to momentarily alter the open space of Golden Lane Estate in an attempt to awaken a kind of poetic anarchy sleeping in all of us. Read on ›

Fold paperplanes, personalise with messages and share your experiences over a cup of tea. Read on ›

Emerging from the destruction of post war England, there was a chance to begin again. Read on ›

Whether left it in a public place or passed on to a friend, Bookcrossing is the practice of leaving a book to be picked up and read by others, who then in turn do likewise. Read on ›

“A concern for a contained image, one in which all the elements are balanced, means that my photographs are not straight documentary reflections.” Read on ›

Things as they ought to be showcases a series of paintings and one in-progress installation by British artist, Anthony McCorry. Read on ›

EXHIBIT will host four Social Painting Nights, during which the public can join British artist, Anthony McCorry, to transform the gallery into a painting studio. Read on ›

Less than a decade and a half after the end of the Second World War, the renowned Golden Lane Estate opened its doors to its first excited residents. Read on ›

After the fun of Ring of Gold, our next playground features a charming tea hut run by British artist, Camilla Brueton, during 13-15 & 20-22 August. Read on ›

Ring of Gold is a video installation by British artist, Kathryn Faulkner, capturing the very moment during the Summer Market Day at Golden Lane Estate on 6 June 2009. Read on ›

This summer, local residents and the public are welcome to linger and contemplate their future vision of the super estate. Read on ›

“The kind of alienation to which a truly generalized approach could lead is well exemplified by the writings of some of the fathers of the modern movement – particularly on housing.” Read on ›

“I spent my whole youth building imaginary universes with children’s building blocks”. Said James Johnson-Perkins. Read on ›

The Desire of Impermanence is an installation featuring new drawings and tapestry by British artist Peter Ibruegger. Read on ›

Golden Lane Record is an on-going project to create an archive of Golden Lane Estate for the future. Read on ›

EXHIBIT is delighted to present the London debut of Chinese artist Lam Tung-Pang, “Cities Project: Where is my mum?”. Read on ›

Earthly Remains is a manifesto of the fragility of nature and wildlife, created by British Artist, Liz Davis. Read on ›

EXHIBIT presents “The Moonlight Rooms”, a photographic installation and the debut solo exhibition of British artist, Joss Mckinley. Read on ›

‘Proliferation’ is a manifesto of the intricacy of life by two Japanese ceramicists, Ikuko Iwamoto and Michi Suzuki. Read on ›

EXHIBIT is proud to present “The Tomb of Esteban Dorado” by Danny Sangra. Read on ›

Collections are material autobiography, written as we go along and left behind us as our monument.” (Material Identities, Susan M Pearce, On Collecting). Read on ›

EXHIBIT is proud to present the debut photographic installation by British artist, Roger Coleman. Read on ›

Golden Lane Celebration showcases new works by three distinctive designers during the London Design Festival 2006, and celebrate the formation of the estate’s Residents Tree and Garden Group. Read on ›

As a partner event of the London Architecture Biennale 2006, Golden Lane Stories is an exhibition showcasing works by a group of Design Product students from the Royal College of Art in collaboration with the Golden Lane Estate residents. Read on ›

Quilts Never Sleep is an installation featuring the latest paintings and textile work by British artist, Liz Davies; alongside video installation by Dan Canyon in the basement Read on ›

For EXHIBIT’s inaugural exhibition, the gallery has turned into an eye-popping installation by Hong Kong artist, anothermountainman Read on ›