Diane Arbus, Vija Celmins, Prudence Flint, Hope Gangloff, Sanam Khatibi, Cassi Namoda, Hilary Pecis, Fiona Rae, Antonia Showering, Lily Stockman, Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum, Lucy Williams

Inspired by the evolving effects of the global lockdown on our attitudes towards nature versus domestic life, the exhibition presents works by a multigenerational group of women artists working within a range of mediums to explore the relationship between interiors and the outdoors.

As Hessel writes, "Women—who for many centuries were simultaneously at home within but also confined to domestic spaces—retain a unique perspective on the interplay between the indoors and the unbridled freedom of the natural world.” The title, Dwelling is the Light, is drawn from William Wordsworth’s seminal 1798 poem ‘Tintern Abbey,’ which centers on the author’s meditations on the restorative powers of nature, even in the form of memory.

We invite you to explore Dwelling is the Light through 15 May.

https://timothytaylor.com/viewing-rooms/dwelling-is-the-light/