Fittings is an exhibition of work by Italian artist Nina Silverberg. Opening at the gallery’s new Wiltshire space, the exhibition will present a suite of new, intimately scaled works on panel. It will be the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery.

Created between 1955 and 1982, the works in this exhibition were produced during Lucie Rie’s London period, following her emigration to the United Kingdom in 1938. While in London, the artist developed a distinctive and sophisticated visual language that drew from historical ceramic practices, geology as well as Modernism.

Xanti Schawinsky’s multidisciplinary work is characterised by the spirit of the Bauhaus, where the artist studied in the 1920s, and Black Mountain College, where he taught in the 1930s. The artist has experimented with staging, stage design, photography, graphic design, painting and typography in the six decades of his work.

Western art developed in conjunction with the pictorial needs of the Christian church. At the heart of the Christian faith is the Crucifixion and the so-called Passion, the deeds and days leading to it. This exhibition brings together drawings from the Renaissance and the Baroque, exploring how artists depicted the complex themes of love, betrayal and pain.

Artemisia Gentileschi is one of the rare female artists of the modern era to have achieved international fame during her lifetime. Featuring some forty paintings, ranging from the artist’s recognised masterpieces to canvases of recent attribution and rarely shown paintings, this exhibition highlights Artemisia Gentileschi’s role in the history of seventeenth century art.