Lauren Winter: 
Not Here, Not There.

Euromarket is a new body of work in development within Madara’s practice. Beginning with embroidered reconstructions of European food shops in the UK, the work explores these spaces as places where different nationalities, languages and cultures intersect. For Madara and many communities, these shops hold a particular significance as important places to source familiar foods and small comforts from home. Working with hessian, a material associated with the transportation an

Echoed (Segments) is an exhibition by Charlie Cook (@charliemaraa), featuring paintings which revisit pre-existing work exploring the relationship between space and memory. This new body of work aims to portray memories of the paintings themselves, fetishising iconography of places as they are worn down and degraded by nostalgia. Many of the new paintings aim to explore the artists’ personal memories and their relationship with queer collective memory, including imagery of fe

HE-MAN SHOW the Summer blockbuster PV 13th of August 6pm-9pm Then open by appointment till 29th August Adam Ledger, Liz Dimmock, Dave Eccles, Sam C. Wilson, Alex Pearl, Ben Sadler, Nicholas Simpson, Beth Reed, Luna, Laura Dexter, Lauren Winter, Aaron Nemec, Robert Britt, Nathan Baxter, Emily Collyer, Thomas Griffiths Inspired by the half-remembered mythology of Masters of the Universe and the spirit of the 1980s exhibition The Batman Show by the artist collective Collab, He-

Nathan Baxter, Andrew Bracey, Rob Britt, Joana Cifre Cerda, Karolina Dworska, Andia Coral Newton, Nick Simpson, Oliver Ventress, Madara Vimba, Andy Rhys Williams, Lauren Winter Dwindling brings together eleven artists living and working in Lincoln and London whose works take their starting point from regional games from where they grew up. Once, games belonged to places. In Dwindling, those places stretch from Yorkshire, Norfolk and Devon to Mallorca, Latvia, Poland and Austr

LAX at General Practice 19 June – 11 July 2026 * Wicked Money Await is a group show of LAX members exploring the potential of artist-led activity to challenge traditional structures of art production. At a time when our membership is split more or less equally between Leeds and London, it seems like an opportune time to examine problematic notions of ‘centre’ and ‘periphery’ in a visual arts context, and to celebrate collectives, studios and artist-led spaces as de-cent