Currently showing at the Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery in London until Saturday, May 3rd, is “I and the Village,” an engaging exhibition of new works by British-Cypriot artist Sophie Charalambous. Based in Hackney, Sophie recently shared with us the inspiration and creative journey behind this collection of watercolours and monoprints, which beautifully explore her memories and observations of the Cypriot landscape. From the echoes of Chagall’s artistry in the exhibition’s title to the deeply personal connections within her portrayals of nature and village existence, Sophie’s insights offer a rich understanding of the stories and emotions imbued in each piece currently on display.

500 years of history was tangible at Chatsworth earlier this month, as sleepy public rooms were woken with incense and the first steady traipse of visitors’ feet. Were their footfall and voices enough to exorcise the ghosts of the house which may have returned to familiar spaces for a quiet winter snooze.

Discover Locus Solus exhibition, an homage to the universe of gardens, inspired by Raymond Roussel’s novel. Locus Solus tells the story of a visit to an extraordinary park filled with curiosities, conceived and created by the scientist Martial Canterel. This exhibition, co-curated by Johanna Colombatti and gallery owner Amélie du Chalard, runs from September 5th to 11th, 2024 in the gallery located at the heart of Paris, 18 rue Séguier. Locus Solus takes its visitors on a journey through seven captivating stages, bringing together the works of twenty artists. Get ready to dive into these enchanted gardens.