Four, Yet More

An exhibition in the Four Humours series by Kerry Langsdale and Benjamin Rostance.

Langsdale and Rostance bring together 9 artists, responding to a live art event which took place in March 2026 at General Practice.

Opening night: Friday 23rd October

Exhibition dates: 24th October to 7th November

Fiona Allen @_fiona.allen

Nathan Baxter @nathanrlbaxter

Andrew Bracey @darthbracey

Joana Cifre Cerda @joana_cifrecerda

Kerry Langsdale @theartoftimeproject

Danica Maier @studiodanicamaier

Annie Morrad @anniemorrad

Iza Nez @iza.nez

Joseph Norris @josephnorrisart

Benjamin Rostance @benart86

Nicholas Simpson @simpson.nick

With thanks to the artists, and to General Practice.

Please note, the gallery is on the top floor and unfortunately does not have a lift. If this presents a barrier for you, please let us know and the curators will arrange a digital tour.

Lauren Winter: Not Here, Not There.

Lauren Winter presents the beginning of a new body of work, emerging from a two week residency in General Practice. Operating somewhere between memory and imagination Not Here, Not There frames the gallery as a site of recollection. Sculpture and memory begin to occupy the same language, as familiar forms and objects resurface in pieces, reassembled into new forms, developed through reproduction and repetition. 

Against an accelerating culture of urgency and productivity, mentally I return to the house where every surface is protected by doilies and filigree climbs walls. In the recollection of these ordinary and repeating motifs, I ask - is this place far away from the next instant, and does time fold in on itself?

Private View: Friday 16th October 2026 (6-9pm), open Saturday 17th- Sunday 18th October (12-4pm).

General Practice, Top Floor, 25 Clasketgate, Lincoln, LN2 1JJ.

Please note General Practice is accessible only by two flights of stairs, apologies for those with access needs that make this too difficult.

EUROMARKET

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 and movement of goods, alongside the traditionally domestic process of embroidery, the work reflects the ways cultural identity is carried across borders and maintained through everyday life.

The work also considers these shops as sites where cultural identity is visible, reflecting the tension between political narratives around migration and the everyday reality of people continuing to share and use these spaces.

The exhibition at General Practice brings together the first Euromarket work as well as brand new pieces, and other experimental works in progress as this body of work continues to develop.

PV: Friday 25 September, 6 - 9 pm (all welcome)

Saturday 26 - Sunday 27 September, 12 - 4 pm 

or by appointment until 30 September