Hattie Malcomson ‘Sisters, Sisters, Sisters’ New Art Projects are delighted to announce the first solo show by Hattie Malcomson. Hattie Malcomson graduated from her painting degree at the University of Brighton in 2020, this is her first gallery exhibition since leaving University. The central subject of her practice is the process of women empowerment explored … <
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Alex Hudson  – Any Time Now New Art Projects are delighted to be re-opening by appointment from April 15th 2021. The gallery will be open to visitors on Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 12-6. While it is ok to walk up and visit us wearing a mask, gallery numbers are restricted to 4 people from a … <
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Fredrik Sven Knut Andersson – Kill the Winner We are delighted to welcome Fredrik Andersson back to New Art Projects after his amazing inclusion in our group show “Transformations”. For this solo project we have commissioned Andersson to explore his sculptural ambitions and to present a new and unique set of ceramic works at the … <
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Fergus Hare 2020 During 2020 many artists’ circumstances have changed, and this is also true for Fergus Hare, during the last year his studio time has been affected in the same way as for many artists. He has had his children at home, and the lockdowns have meant that trips made by the family have … <
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Zachari Logan: Tales from the Bone Garden We are delighted to announce our third solo show by Canadian Artist Zachari Logan. For this new exhibition he has created new works that fit into two distinct categories. The first is his response to the covid 19 pandemic, he has created a series of beautiful drawings based … <
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Fred Mann and New Art Projects are delighted to launch the second of our series of artist publications, conceived as a critical reaction to the restrictions of lockdown. This beautiful book is a monograph of the work of Kadie Salmon, and fully illustrated.

With social distancing still in place and tensions continuing to rise, London based artist Marcus Lyall has designed an interactive and functional public artwork. 

In his new site-specific work, Lyall invites you to ‘Scream the House Down’ via Zoom chat, venting your frustrations  on a soon-to-be-demolished office block in London Bridge.

Rob Voerman – Colony This exhibition is the first solo-show of Voerman’s work in 14 years in the UK. Previously Voerman has exhibitions at the Architectural Association London and at Rhodes + Mann. His new exhibition includes new works, sculptures, prints, photo-works and light-boxes. As an artist Rob Voerman focuses on a dialog between architecture, power … <
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Kadie Salmon Spring Break Art Fair – New York Kadie Salmon is a visual artist based in London, UK. She graduated with an MFA from Edinburgh College of Art in 2009. Her practice utilises a variety of media, but she often uses photography at some stage in the creation of her work. Frequently she draws on notions … <
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The big Excessive Gay Booth curated by Fred Mann As a gallery owner and curator, from time to time, I have put together shows that deal with the politics of identity. Sexuality and gender might not always be at the forefront of a commercial gallerys programme, at my gallery it certainly has been. Along with … <
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Marcus Lyall – Test Subject For this exhibition, he has captured his own bio-data including heart activity, movement and an EEG scan session at UCL’s Neuroscience Lab. This data contained gestures and patterns of behaviour that he was not ever consciously aware of. It is brought to life by the use of vintage oscilloscopes and … <
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William Selden William Selden is an artist and photographer who studied at Middlesex University where he originally trained as a painter graduating in 1996. It is this background in painting that he has returned to for his first exhibition at New Art Projects, however it is through his work as a photographer, which he has … <
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