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BOTH Gallery Formerly Blue on the Hill
Artist led contemporary art gallery in Highgate, London, championing emerging artists.

Come and join us all for tea, chat and sweet treats this Sunday 27th Sept 2pm til 4pm BOTH Gallery to close out ALL THAT...
25/09/2026

Come and join us all for tea, chat and sweet treats this Sunday 27th Sept 2pm til 4pm BOTH Gallery to close out ALL THAT YOU HAVE IS STOLEN. Carolyn Whittaker, Craig Robertson, Emma Black, and Justine Hounam through their varied practices reflect on and respond to this premise.
Gallery is also open : Fri 25th, Sat 26th and Sun 27th from 12 noon to 4pm.

Address: 323 Archway Rd,N6 5AA
Opposite Highgate Tube.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS Carolyn Whittaker Craig Robertson Justine Hounam E Black

Open Saturday and Sunday 12-4pmALL THAT YOU HAVE IS STOLENCurated by Carolyn Whittaker Open: 18th - 27th September Frida...
19/09/2026

Open Saturday and Sunday 12-4pm

ALL THAT YOU HAVE IS STOLEN
Curated by Carolyn Whittaker
Open: 18th - 27th September 
Friday - Sunday 12- 4PM
PV: Thursday 17th September 6- 9PM

Finissage: Sunday 27th September 2- 4PM

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Carolyn Whittaker
Craig Robertson
E Black
Justine Hounam
at BOTH Gallery N6 5AA

We are pleased to introduce a founding member of BOTH gallery, Carolyn Whittaker as the fourth and final artist in ‘All ...
15/09/2026

We are pleased to introduce a founding member of BOTH gallery, Carolyn Whittaker as the fourth and final artist in ‘All That You Have is Stolen’. Opening PV this Thursday 17th September. Carolyn Whittaker, originally from Lancashire, is a London based multimedia artist. An exploration of the relationship between the elements of time, change and risk at conceptual and material levels is the mainstay of her practice. Melting ice is often used to demonstrate that ‘nothing is ever left as nothing.’ The viewer is invited to observe the performative nature of the object slowly changing in form, and therefore participating in the risks associated with the outcome. Whittaker’s more recent practice examines the erosion of the value and dignity of labour
over the decades, linked to imbalances and inequity between workers, business
leaders and their shareholders. Carolyn crushes the tools of labour, while
reimagining, repurposing, and elevating their value, creating objects of desire.
The fragility, instability and second guessing the unknown, is a common thread. Carolyn Whittaker will be at both opening and closing events and will be at the gallery in gallery hours (slide left for details) 18th 20th September. The other artists in the show are E Black Craig Robertson

Very pleased to introduce our third artist presenting ‘All That You Have is Stolen’ at opening PV on Thursday 17th Septe...
14/09/2026

Very pleased to introduce our third artist presenting ‘All That You Have is Stolen’ at opening PV on Thursday 17th September. BOTH gallery Director Justine Hounam is a multidisciplinary artist based in London, working with film, fabric, and domestic objects. Her creative practice examines domestic objects as extensions of the self—carriers of attachment, memory, and emotional experience that hold onto traces of lived lives beyond their practical use. Through sculpture and film, Justine explores themes of presence and absence, containment, vulnerability, and the shifting boundaries between body, object, and environment. Furniture and domestic spaces become symbols for the body and relationships, while traces, surfaces, and empty forms suggest what remains when something or someone is no longer present. who you can meet at either of the opening and closing events or on Saturday 19th Sept, will be exhibiting with Carolyn Whittaker Craig Robertson E Black

We are delighted to introduce our second of four artists presenting ‘All That You Have is Stolen’ at BOTH, opening on F...
12/09/2026

We are delighted to introduce our second of four artists presenting ‘All That You Have is Stolen’ at BOTH, opening on Friday 18th Sept with PV Thursday 17th . Craig Robertson (b. Scotland) is a London based sculptor. Much of their work takes the form of free-standing sculpture, made from plaster, wax and various timber. Found and constructed objects are copied and imprecisely replicated through sand casting techniques and formed in plaster, or bronze and aluminum. The repeated loss and return of the real and imagined originals simultaneously evoke presence and absence. Their sculptures parody and undermine the grand, bombastic and abhorrent symbolism of monuments littered around most major cities by attempting to connect these suspect celebrations of violence with an experience of convenience and conviviality. You can meet Craig at either of the opening or closing events or they will be at the gallery on Saturday 26th September 12 til 4pm. Craig Robertson Other participants E Black Carolyn Whittaker See poster details for opening times

We are delighted to introduce the first of four artists coming together to present ‘ALL THAT YOU HAVE IS STOLEN’ openin...
10/09/2026

We are delighted to introduce the first of four artists coming together to present ‘ALL THAT YOU HAVE IS STOLEN’ opening at BOTH on 17th September. Emma Black is a London-based artist who creates sculpture and installation that explores the human experience from a non-normative perspective. The work examines the pressures of society and the tension between conformity and refusal.

Working with ceramics, casting, wood, metal and found objects, Black creates fragmented forms that hover between body, object and prop. They create environments and objects that are familiar yet strange, considering feelings of otherness and the tension between what is visible and what remains unseen.

Humour, the comic grotesque and absurdity are central, offering ways to navigate difficult experiences and articulate what escapes language. E Black Watch out for intros to the other three artists in the lead up to the show. Carolyn Whittaker Craig Robertson

BOTH Gallery is pleased to present and suggest that ALL THAT YOU HAVE IS STOLEN. ALL THAT YOU HAVE IS STOLEN brings toge...
17/08/2026

BOTH Gallery is pleased to present and suggest that ALL THAT YOU HAVE IS STOLEN.

ALL THAT YOU HAVE IS STOLEN brings together works by Carolyn Whittaker, Craig Robertson, Emma Black, and Justine Hounam who,through their varied practices reflect on and respond to the premise that all that you have is

stolen, stolen again, stolen again, and again.

stolen from the first to the last and all the lies in between

our stolen, stolen by us,

our stolen, stolen from us.

I stole, you stole, we all stole for

whatever is convenient

we steal, all the while

to fill a gap

the gap of modernity

the cause of living crisis

Private View Thurs 17th September 6 to 9pm . Open: Fri 18th & 25th, Sat 19th & 26th and Sun 20th & 27th September from 12 noon to 4pm.

If you cannot make the PV opening there will be a drink, tea, eat cake closer, where you can also meet the artists, from 2pm to 4pm on Sunday 27th September.

Address: 323 Archway Rd, N6 5AA
Opposite Highgate Tube.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Carolyn Whittaker
Craig Robertson
E Black


Writing by Craig Robertson

UninhabitedOn until 9th August 2026Appointment only: bothgalleryldn@gmail.comUninhabited, curated by Justine Hounam and ...
30/07/2026

Uninhabited

On until 9th August 2026

Appointment only: [email protected]
Uninhabited, curated by Justine Hounam and Jacqueline Rana, currently on view at Both.
The exhibition presents works by gallery members: Alicia Pivaro, Anne Isaksson, Carolyn Whittaker, Diane Rogan, Donna Poingdestre, Jacqueline Rana, Justine Hounam, Louise Richards, Nicole Price, and Siobhan Tate.
The gallery is currently on a short holiday, so viewings are by appointment only. Some works are available for purchase. To arrange a viewing or enquire about available works, please get in touch: [email protected]

Nicole Price Alicia Pivaro Donna poingdestre Carolyn Whittaker .rana Louise Richards Art Siobhan Tate

UninhabitedOn until 9th August 2026Appointment only: bothgalleryldn@gmail.comUninhabited, curated by Justine Hounam and ...
30/07/2026

Uninhabited

On until 9th August 2026
Appointment only: [email protected]

Uninhabited, curated by Justine Hounam and Jacqueline Rana, currently on view at Both.

The exhibition presents works by gallery members: Alicia Pivaro, Anne Isaksson, Carolyn Whittaker, Diane Rogan, Donna Poingdestre, Jacqueline Rana, Justine Hounam, Louise Richards, Nicole Price, and Siobhan Tate.
The gallery is currently on a short holiday, so viewings are by appointment only.

Some works are available for purchase. To arrange a viewing or enquire about available works, please get in touch: [email protected]

Donna poingdestre .rana Alicia Pivaro Louise Richards Art Nicole Price Siobhan Tate Carolyn Whittaker

We’re delighted to introduce , the recipient of this year’s annual CSM MA graduate exhibition prize at BOTH. CSM MA Fin...
22/07/2026

We’re delighted to introduce , the recipient of this year’s annual CSM MA graduate exhibition prize at BOTH. CSM MA Fine Art Central Saint Martins FINE ART CSM

Kat Easto (b. 1998) is a London-based artist and set designer whose practice invites viewers into the quietly curious world of her imagination.

Working across oil painting, digital media, staged photography and installation, Kat creates immersive, uncanny environments where the unsettling and the familiar coexist. Inspired by the empty and abandoned architecture of her hometown of Croydon, she reimagines these forgotten buildings as eerie film sets for stories that were never made—spaces that seem to have taken on strange new lives of their own.

We are excited to support Kat’s practice through this award and look forward to sharing more about her upcoming exhibition in early 2027.

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323 Archway Road
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N65AA

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Friday 11am - 6pm
Saturday 11am - 6pm
Sunday 11am - 4pm

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