Richard Ankrom, Paul Bonomini, Karen Byrne, Gul Cagin, Ian Dawson, Vivien Delta, Dani Dodge, Zavier Ellis, Jon Flack, Tessa Garland, Andy Gomez, Jenny Hager, Nicky Hirst, Sam Jackson, Alexander Kroll, Peter Lamb, Sandy Layton, David Leapman, Ornela Novello, Snezana Saraswati Petrovic, Katie Pratt, Max Presneill, Dylan Ricards, Jon Ridge, Danny Rolph, Tania Salha, Rebecca Scott, Sophia Vigne Welsh, Poppy Whatmore, Belinda Worsley
Resolution is not a promise — it’s a pressure point.
This exhibition brings together artists from London and Los Angeles at the turn of the year, a time shaped by shifting political realities and suspended between intentions and outcomes.
Here, resolution is not an endpoint but an ongoing negotiation, a restless search for clarity that embraces the fragments and contradictions of both making and social ethics. Some gestures strain toward coherence; others break into dissonance. Surfaces remain unsettled, edges unresolved, and materials hold the weight of decisions not yet made. Each work marks the friction between the desire to conclude and the impossibility of closure — from quiet acts of resolve to deliberate refusals. Together, these artists trace the fault lines of process, where experimentation, uncertainty, and even failure become not obstacles but raw material for transformation and a metaphor for wider struggles.
