An Oblong of Pink by Julie Caves
An exhibition of paintings by Margate artist Julie Caves, whose vibrant, light-filled paintings explore the boundary between still life and abstraction. With a background in painting and curating, her work focuses on the everyday objects we live with-distilled into studies of colour, light, and form.
No Man's Lands - Dr Gil Mualem-Doron
No Man's Lands, Dr Gil Mualem-Doron is an ongoing collaborative photography project exploring identity, belonging and life lived between social, political and personal boundaries. Created with participants rather than about them, the portraits foreground the voices of men navigating mental health challenges, LGBTQ+ communities, and Black, Asian and other People of Colour (BPOC), recognising how race, gender, sexuality, migration and class intersect to shape lived experience. Rejecting stereotypes and victimhood, the project celebrates resilience, vulnerability and agency. Through collaboration and shared authorship, No Man's Lands reimagines portraiture as an ethical encounter that invites empathy, challenges prejudice, and affirms our shared humanity. Works from this project were exhibited in various places in the UK as well as internationally in Germany, Austria, Norway, South Africa, Brazil, Israel-Palestine and Sri Lanka.
Sandra Art4All celebrates a decade of creativity
Sandra Art4All Studio is proud to announce its 2026 summer exhibition season, marking an important milestone: a decade of making art accessible to Disabled Artists with additional impairments and learning needs.
Over the past ten years, this supportive studio has served as a vibrant space where artistic expression knows no bounds. To celebrate this landmark anniversary, Sandra Art4All will host two major public exhibitions in July and August, showcasing their energetic artwork and unique abilities to the community.
The summer season kicks off with an exclusive exhibition in July at the Pie Factory, followed by the flagship August showcase. The community is warmly invited to celebrate at the official launch evening for the major summer exhibition, Proud 2 Create, on Wednesday 12th August 2026 from 4pm to 8pm at The Margate School of Art.
Mast Degree Show
The Margate School of Art Degree Show 2026 will run from 16 July Tuseday – Sunday 26 July 2026
Exhibiting artists: Josie Carter (@rejoice_satyr ), Mariz Nigro (@mariznigro ), George Watkin(@georgewatkinart).
Open Tuesday–Sunday from 10am–4pm. Closed on Mondays.
Displayed in The Margate School of Art’s gallery, the exhibition presents a wide range of practices from moving image and installation to sculpture, painting, and print.
AGE | Paul Hazelton
As humans we do not inhabit a single time. We are composed of many different types of ages
simultaneously.
When considering age, how do we quantify the mind, the body the soul?
For example,
an old soul can inhabit a young body.
The mind through learning can occupy an ancient wisdom
and the body, in its atomic constituent parts, is as old as time itself.
We are the sum of all that precedes us.
Therefore you could say that we are not the age we think we are.
The process of ageing,
whether biological or as epochal progression, is aligned with the process of making.
Art and Age go hand-in-hand.
For example,
to experience An Age we often do so through the artist’s medium,
whether that’s through
a piece of writing, a play, a painting, a sculpture, a piece of music, dance.
Each shifts our perspective
and therefore our perception of Age
and Time.
Age is seasoned by Art
We are seasoned by age
H takes his time.......
Then gives that time space and shape
In dust hair graphite
ink paint paper glass mirror
lines wrinkles cracks
cutting scoring
drawing
Drawing with Plants: natural pigments workshop
This immersive workshop invites participants to slow down and reconnect with the natural world through foraging, drawing, natural pigments, and intuitive textile making.
Margate Analogue Photowalk
Dig out your film camera for another Margate analogue photo-walk and film process.