Rupture XIBIT London

Rupture XIBIT London Art Gallery & artist-run space in Hampton Wick home to Art Mentoring & Coaching workshops.

✨Meet Sally Minns✨Artist Sally Minns is a painter who connects to the sensations of the body and the world through perf...
15/05/2026

✨Meet Sally Minns✨
Artist

Sally Minns is a painter who connects to the sensations of the body and the world through performance as process. Inhabiting rather than observing, as she sits within a state of constant transformation, exploring contradictions, uncertainty and the not knowing that arises.

Join us tomorrow, Saturday 16th May, 3-6pm to hear about Sally’s practice as part of the artist introductions at Hettie Judah’s book launch.

Booking link in bio - limited tickets

📷 Study, 2026
📷 Study, 2026
📷 After Yoko: Beyond the Bag, 2025

✨Meet Abigail Norris✨Sculptor Abigail Norris holds the RCA/YSP Graduate Award 2022 and the Ingram Prize 2023, and has b...
13/05/2026

✨Meet Abigail Norris✨
Sculptor

Abigail Norris holds the RCA/YSP Graduate Award 2022 and the Ingram Prize 2023, and has been identified as an artist to watch by critic Waldemar Januszczak. Working with domestic materials, latex and musculoskeletal armatures, her practice spans sculpture, drawing, and installation, exploring the body as porous, relational, and cosmologically entangled.

Join us on Saturday 16th May 3-6pm to hear about Abigail’s practice as part of the artist introductions at Hettie Judah’s book launch.

Booking link in bio - limited tickets.

📷 Portrait credit
📷 Withy and Taw, 2026
📷 Mythopoeia, 2025
📷 Perichoresis, 2025

✨Artist’s Talk✨Join us on Saturday to hear these seven artists including Hettie Judah talk about their practices and wo...
13/05/2026

✨Artist’s Talk✨

Join us on Saturday to hear these seven artists including Hettie Judah talk about their practices and work.



Claire Barber




Saturday 16th May 3-6.30pm

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✨Meet Kate Howe✨ Artist Founder Kate Howe is an American artist who lives and works in London. “I make environmental i...
11/05/2026

✨Meet Kate Howe✨
Artist
Founder

Kate Howe is an American artist who lives and works in London. “I make environmental installations out of kilometres of smashed, layered waxed Kraft paper, stitching, and hot glue. These spaces, and the large layered oil paintings I make on sutured linen thick with sloppy pours of Damar varnish, reference the Baroque’s obsession with destiny, fortune, violence.”

Join us on Saturday 16th May 3”-6pm to hear more about Kate’s recent work as part of the artist introductions at Hettie Judah’s book launch.

Booking link in bio - limited tickets

Images
📷 The Templum, 2024
📷 The Myth Eaters, 2025
📷 I felt it brush my forearms as it fell, 2022

✨Open Studio, Writing Workshop and Book Launch✨🌱Saturday 16th & Sunday 17th May🌱Booking links for all events in the bio ...
11/05/2026

✨Open Studio, Writing Workshop and Book Launch✨

🌱Saturday 16th & Sunday 17th May🌱

Booking links for all events in the bio - limited tickets for book launch and writing workshop with

See you there!

✨Meet Sharyn Wortman✨Multi-Medium Artist London-based and multi-medium, Sharyn Wortman’s practice moves between trace, ...
09/05/2026

✨Meet Sharyn Wortman✨
Multi-Medium Artist

London-based and multi-medium, Sharyn Wortman’s practice moves between trace, body, landscape and archive. She is interested in what bodies leave in places, what places leave in bodies, and how the archive mediates both. A recent RCA graduate, her work has been shaped by residencies in the UK and the Arctic Circle.

Join us on Saturday 16th May 3-6pm to hear more about Sharyn’s practice as part of the artist introductions at Hettie Judah’s book launch

Booking link in bio - limited tickets

Images
📷 Portrait credit: Katia Autier
📷 Elsewhere, 2023
📷 PS1
📷 Higher Ground

✨Writing Workshop with Dr Anna Johnson✨🌱Saturday 16th May, 12-2pm🌱Join Anna for their next writing workshop Shakespeare...
08/05/2026

✨Writing Workshop with Dr Anna Johnson✨

🌱Saturday 16th May, 12-2pm🌱

Join Anna for their next writing workshop

Shakespeare’s sister: creating space to write with Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own

In her classic feminist text on writing, A Room of One’s Own, Virginia Woolf creates the imaginary figure of ‘Shakespeare’s sister’, a ‘wonderfully gifted’ writer but destined for a very different life to that of her brother. In the workshop we’ll play with texts by Woolf and Shakespeare, alongside poets including Adrienne Rich and Emma Filtness, to explore what it means to carve out time and space for our creative practice. Through readings and short, generative writing exercises, together we’ll create a space for writing!

Suitable for all levels
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✨Claire Barber - Invitational Artist in Residence✨We’re thrilled to welcome Claire Barber into the front gallery for an ...
07/05/2026

✨Claire Barber - Invitational Artist in Residence✨

We’re thrilled to welcome Claire Barber into the front gallery for an invitational residency for the month of May.

Claire is a textile-based artist whose practice is shaped by site-responsive and materially driven enquiry informed by industrial histories, material culture and embodied making. She graduated from the Royal College of Art in 1994 and was awarded a PhD by Publication in 2016 (Cloth in Action) recognising textiles as both aesthetic and social practice.

While grounded in textile traditions, her work extends into sound collaboration, photography and participatory practice, treating textiles as sensory and spatial systems rather than purely visual objects.

During her residency, through interdisciplinary collaboration, Claire will be developing a new body of installation-based work exploring the material and spatial relationship between textiles and sound, investigating how textiles can be experienced not only through touch and sight but through vibration, resonance and spatial acoustics.

✨Claire will be taking part in the Open Studios over the weekend of 16th & 17th May and giving an Artist Talk on Saturday 16th May at 6pm, so please join us to hear more about her practice and the residency at the half way point.✨

Booking link in bio

Images
📷 Claire installing work
📷 Porous Boundaries
📷 Shimmer Effect 2025
📷 False Mycelium

✨Meet Anna Johnson✨ Writer and Artist Anna Brook’s poetic writing practice (which occasionally tips over into art) cent...
05/05/2026

✨Meet Anna Johnson✨
Writer and Artist

Anna Brook’s poetic writing practice (which occasionally tips over into art) centres around ambivalent states of absence/presence, care, loss and violence. Their full-length poetic work, Motherhood: A Ghost Story, was published by Broken Sleep Books in 2025 and their pamphlet h for ghost, is out with Salò Press.

Image 2- a ghost
Image 4- sometimes momentarily, sometimes for years

Join us on Saturday 16th May, 3-6pm to hear more about Anna’s practice as part of the artist introductions at Hettie Judah’s book launch

Booking link in bio - limited tickets

✨Hettie Judah’s Book Launch ✨🪴Saturday 16th May, 3-6pm🪴💫Introducing the Artists💫We’re delighted to be one of the venues ...
29/04/2026

✨Hettie Judah’s Book Launch ✨

🪴Saturday 16th May, 3-6pm🪴

💫Introducing the Artists💫

We’re delighted to be one of the venues for Hettie Judah’s book launch events and in the spirit of her new book ‘How to Enter the Art Works After…’ she is starting the afternoon with short presentations by artists of the Rupture community, followed by a relaxed hour long Q & A seated in a circle with time to chat over refreshments and a book signing before our Jazz Salon in the evening.

✨Meet the artists who will be giving a short introduction to their current practice, recent work and work in progress✨

Hettie Judah
Kate Howe
Sally Minns
Anna Johnson
Sharyn Wortman (photo credit - Katia Autier)
Abigail Norris (photo credit -

Booking link for the event in bio - tickets are limited

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