Exhibition Openings: The Dog and Pony Show & William Wright: Twelve Etchings

The Dog and Pony Show

Few animals live in such close and complicated proximity to us as Dogs and Horses. We love them, name them, train them, breed them, put them to work, and ask them to carry an extraordinary number of human ideas. They become family, property, status symbols, stand-ins for freedom, and versions of who we imagine ourselves to be. We ask a great deal of them, including, apparently, explaining us to ourselves.

Across the exhibition, dogs and horses move between companion and possession, individual and archetype, intimate presence and cultural image, even as they remain stubbornly themselves.

Featuring Karl Haendel, Sophie Larrimore, Shona McAndrew, Claire HarnEnz, Benji Grignon, Laird Gough, and Monsieur Zohore.

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William Wright: Twelve Etchings

Twelve Etchings presents a new body of prints by London-based artist William Wright and marks the first exhibition devoted exclusively to his printmaking. Made in his studio between 2025 and 2026, the works depict objects drawn from the familiar surroundings of home, garden, and studio: a telephone, hanging pans, paint tubes, laundry, fruit, and bottles.

Working directly onto the plate, Wright reduces these ordinary subjects to economical arrangements of line and tone. What begins in close observation gradually gives way to memory, association, and invention, allowing familiar objects to acquire an unexpected psychological presence. Intimate, atmospheric, and quietly strange, the etchings reveal printmaking as a distinct and assured dimension of Wright’s wider practice.

The Dog and Pony Show & Twelve Etchings
September 2–October 29, 2026
Opening reception: Wednesday, September 2, 5–8pm