Current Exhibition

Between Exhibitions

We are currently between exhibitions.

Our next exhibition will be:

Looking for Appearance (14 March – 2 May 2026). Please join us for the opening on Saturday 14 March, 3 – 5pm.

The Thelma Hulbert Room featuring the work of artist Thelma Hulbert, and the THG Shop will be open as usual: Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 5pm.

 

 

 

Forthcoming Exhibitions

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    A contemporary painting perspective. This exhibition offers a unique opportunity to view the work of leading figurative artists, both contemporary and historic. The exhibited works reflect the artists’ personal ideas and…

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    Exhibition of work by artist Mellony Taper, winner of the THG Open 2025: . Taper’s interdisciplinary practice traverses the intersection of traditional and new media, and she creates multi-layered palimpsests—layer upon…

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    Gillian Taylor’s new artwork in the THG hallway will commemorate the end of the Danish postal service. At the end of last year, PostNord stopped delivering letters and removed all the…

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    Exhibition celebrating 30 years of the Double Elephant Print Workshop. It will feature stunning contemporary works by Double Elephant members showcasing screenprint, relief and intaglio printmaking processes with a coordinating programme…


Past Exhibitions

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    The exhibition explores the value of waterscapes at a time of environmental change through the sensory experience of bodies of water. It presents immersive works that combine sound, story, moving image, visual…

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    Open until 3pm on Christmas Eve! Present Makers 2025 features hand-crafted gift ideas showcasing the talent and innovation of contemporary craftspeople and design makers in the South West. From open submissions, entries…

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    Delve into ‘The Work of Giants!’, an immersive film installation exploring the mysteries of ancient landscapes and the imagined creators of monumental sites. The commissioned artists are a duo from Four…

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    Exhibition of work created by artists belonging to CAMP CIC (Contemporary Art Membership Platform) Where Are We Now? is a new exhibition by members of CAMP highlighting diverse work considering contemporary environmental…