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BARNABY BARFORD & PASCAL WYSE: DAY TRIP

5 April - 24 May 2025
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BARNABY BARFORD & PASCAL WYSE: DAY TRIP

5 April - 24 May 2025
Main Space

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Carson Parkin-Fairley - I Could Watch You For Hours: Aaaah Real Monsters - Liminal Gallery

CARSON PARKIN-FAIRLEY: I COULD WATCH YOU FOR HOURS

16 November 2024 - 8 February 2025

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Fipsi Seilern - Something About Etna - Liminal Gallery

FIPSI SEILERN: SOMETHING ABOUT ETNA

30 November 2024 - 25 January 2025

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Carson Parkin-Fairley - I Could Watch You For Hours: Aaaah Real Monsters - Liminal Gallery

CARSON PARKIN-FAIRLEY: I COULD WATCH YOU FOR HOURS

16 November 2024 - 8 February 2025

See exhibition
Fipsi Seilern - Something About Etna - Liminal Gallery

FIPSI SEILERN: SOMETHING ABOUT ETNA

30 November 2024 - 25 January 2025

See exhibition
 
Candice Tripp - Light her up

2023
Gouache on Clayboard
15.24 x 15.24cm
£400.00

Chloe Bonfield - Irene Knee

2025
Watercolour on Hand Made Paper
10 x 15cm
£160.00

Fipsi Seilern - The Bedroom 2024 - Liminal Gallery
Fipsi Seilern - The Bedroom

2024
Coloured Pencil on Untreated Wood
18 x 24cm
£500.00

FEATURED ARTIST

 
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ANNA BLOM

Anna Blom is a Swedish-born, London-based artist who holds an MA in Painting (Arts and Humanities) from the Royal College of Art (2022) and a BFA in Painting from UAL Wimbledon (2020).


Blom's practice contemplates the diaristic, each piece acting as a response to her environment and emotional state at any given moment. Her semi-abstract paintings, which she describes as "observational portraits", contain traces of her continuous research; an archival process of investigating how individuals connect, combine and construct themselves through collecting objects, matter, white noise and writing. Drawing on this material, the artist deconstructs the fragile details of daily life in each piece, allowing transient forms to allude to the physical and psychological components of her lived experience. Her works also act as records of the environment in which they were created - Blom lays the unstretched canvas out in the open, exposed to the elements, and paints with raw pigment while allowing situational debris to fall upon the surface.

FEATURED ARTWORK

 
Collection of Zoe De Caluwé - Iron Key - Fine art at Liminal Gallery in a gallery layout

Zoe De Caluwé - Iron Key

2025 

Wood and Coins 

65 x 40 x 30cm

£1,080.00

PODCAST

 
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Liminal Gallery Podcast is presented by Louise Fitzjohn, the Founder and Director of Liminal. This podcast is an opportunity to speak with the contemporary artists currently exhibiting in Liminal's Margate-based Gallery. With an exciting programme of solo and group exhibitions, hosting this podcast is a fantastic way to delve deeper into the artists practice and to probe their innermost thoughts about their exhibitions.

ABOUT

Liminal Gallery is the smallest art gallery in the UK and we have our permanent space in Margate. The gallery challenges the status quo, showcasing the diverse voices of today’s artists from the UK and Ireland. While historically women and minorities have been wildly underrepresented in the art world, Liminal stands as proof that change is happening. 

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Liminal Gallery’s permanent home at 34 Fort Hill, Margate, opened on 1st October 2022 after operating digitally and nomadically since its inception in April 2021. Their second exhibition space, The Cupboard, opened in March 2023 which provides local artists with a 3 month residency to showcase a solo exhibition in a playful and quirky space. Liminal Gallery Podcast was also launched in October 2022, used as a tool to widen access globally to their artists and their practice.

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