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 

Charlie Cook: Echoed (Segments)

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 fetish and the trans body as a vehicle to portray foggy recollections. In doing this, Echoed (Segments) poses critical questions surrounding the relationship between nostalgia, memory and the body, such as:

How faithfully can memories be portrayed?

What role do our bodies and senses play in retaining these memories?

How can painting as a practice draw these connections between nostalgia and the body?

Utilising overlapping and repeating imagery as well as transparent materials to visually address these questions, Echoed (Segments) allows the viewer to reflect on their own experiences with memory, space and the body.

Private View:

Friday 4th September 2026 (5-7PM)

Open by Appointment:

5th September – 12th September

General Practice Studios

Top Floor, 25 Clasketgate

Lincoln

LN2 1JJ

HE-MAN SHOW

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-Man Show brings together an eclectic group of artists responding to one of popular culture's most absurd cartoon universes.

The exhibition embraces the camp, muscle-bound heroes, eccentric villains, impossible costumes and the strange logic of Saturday morning television. Artists reimagine the world of Eternia in ways that are playful, unexpected and deeply personal. 

Moving beyond nostalgia, He-Man Show invites artists to reimagine the toys, cartoons and myths that shaped childhood and the power they continue to hold in our collective imagination. What new stories emerge from these oversized icons of good and evil? 

Bold and humorous, He-Man Show invites audiences to enter a world where high and low culture collide, where fantasy becomes material for experimentation, and where the only real rule is to have fun.

By the power of Grayskull.

Top Floor, 25 Clasketgate, Lincoln LN2 1JJ

Open by appointment