Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery will be closed on Wednesday 17 June for a private event. There will be no public access to the site on this date. Thank you for your understanding.
Discover Pitzhanger’s exciting 2025 exhibitions together with exclusive membership offers to enjoy them.
We are excited to share our exhibitions programme for 2025 bringing together contemporary artists whose thought-provoking works engage deeply with themes of identity, justice, memory, and transformation. Reflecting our unique mix of historic architecture and contemporary art, this year’s exhibitions promise to captivate, challenge, and inspire.
“Meticulous but unsettling.” ★★★★ – The Guardian
“One of the foremost artists in the UK… an extraordinary painter.” – Kirsty Wark on BBC Radio 4’s Front Row
“An artist at the top of her game.” – The London Standard
Since opening at Pitzhanger, From Light has garnered a glowing response from critics. Jonathan Jones, writing in The Guardian called her paintings a “wonder of observation.” Watt’s masterful exploration of light and shadow, echoing Soane’s mastery of light, really merits close looking.
In a BBC Radio 4 Front Row interview, Watt reflected on how Soane’s visionary architecture shaped her new works, revealing that the manor had entered her imagination and dreams, influencing her artistic process in unexpected ways. This exhibition invites you to look closer, offering an experience that is as intellectually stimulating as it is visually arresting.
Listen to Alison Watt on BBC Radio 4’s Front Row:
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This exhibition focuses on victims of miscarriage of justice across the globe, starting with Dreyfus (who inspired Zola’s famous article J’Accuse) to the current day, with Andrew Malkinson. Drawing from two years of research, Nicole Farhi presents 25 ceramic busts, each portraying a victim whose wrongful conviction has impacted legal history. This deeply personal exhibition offers visitors an intimate opportunity to reflect upon the human stories behind history’s headlines.
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Explore Permindar Kaur’s colourful yet unsettling sculptures, which bring together objects from childhood and the home together with items suggesting something more menacing. Using toys, clothing, and everyday objects, Kaur’s installations evoke themes of identity, belonging, and the uncanny. Her sculptures invite visitors into a dreamlike world filled with vibrant forms that reflect on personal and cultural identity, and the nuanced interplay between innocence and discomfort.
Experience art that is both playful and profound, questioning how we understand home and belonging.
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Prem Sahib is known for his minimalist yet deeply personal sculptures which explore intimate encounters, queer identity, and the subtle tensions between public and private spaces. For this exhibition, Sahib, who grew up in Southall, returns to Ealing and to Walpole Park, a location which has been represented in some of his previous artworks. Displaying artworks in the manor house, Sahib recasts rooms to suggest different uses which play on Soane’s use of doubling, mirrors and duplicates.
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In a career lasting more than 50 years, the painter Howard Hodgkin (1932–2017) made nearly 200 prints. Many of them were hand-coloured under his supervision by the various printers he worked with so that they come close to being one-offs, like paintings. In both mediums, he explored similar themes: views into claustrophobic interiors, sometimes peopled with intimate friends: places visited such as India, Morocco, and Venice; the weather, the seasons, gardens, fruit, flowers, and trees. Working from memory and imagination, he created images of transience, in which ambiguous, dissolving forms are the pictorial equivalent of an autobiographical experience or sensation.
This major exhibition, switching across the gallery and manor, curated by Richard Calvocoressi, brings together some sixty of Hodgkin’s prints, ranging in date from his witty, Pop-art shapes of the 1960s to the freely brushed forms of his final years. Masterpieces of heightened, sensuous colour, Hodgkin’s prints have lost none of their power to astonish, move and delight eight years after his death.
More infoMake the most of your visits with a Pitzhanger Membership, designed to provide exceptional value and enriching cultural experiences all year round. With memberships starting from just £35 per year, you will gain unlimited access to all exhibitions, exclusive invites to private views, artist talks, and special events. Members also benefit from discounted or priority booking on public programmes and a 10% discount in our Pitzhanger Shop, Pitzhanger Pantry, and Bella Puglia Café.
For young art enthusiasts aged 18-25, our free New Creatives membership offers £5 tickets and tailored events designed to inspire creativity.
Join today and immerse yourself fully in a year of extraordinary art and heritage at Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery.
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All the latest happenings in and around Pitzhanger
As summer begins at Pitzhanger, discover Clare Woods’ upcoming exhibition, celebrate the people who care for our gardens, and explore events and creative projects across the site.
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This May, discover family workshops, contemporary exhibitions and stories from across Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery — from messy play and clay making to the final weeks of Phoebe Collings-James and the hand-printed world of Marthe Armitage.
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Discover a major new exhibition celebrating one of Britain’s most iconic artists.
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Effective from 10 March 2026.
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Featured in The Sunday Times and RA Magazine — meet “the queen of wallpaper”.
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This Spring, the artist Phoebe Collings-James (b.1987) will bring new sculpture and ceramic work to Pitzhanger, the first time these works will be shown in the UK.
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Visit our critically-acclaimed exhibition in atmospheric winter light.
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Two leading artists explore nature, pattern and still life.
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Enjoy the festive season at Pitzhanger with markets, music and making.
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Largest display of Hodgkin’s prints, praised as “art to pierce the heart.”
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Wednesday - Sunday: 10:00 - 17:00
First Thursday of the month: 10:00 - 20:00
Monday - Tuesday: Closed
Bank Holidays: 10:00 - 17:00
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Curator Tour: Phoebe Collings-James
Join us on Thursday 4 June at 6.30pm for a special curator tour of Phoebe Collings-James: a rose, a bridge, a house.
The tour is included with general admission as part of our Thursday Late opening. Simply book your general admission ticket for the evening to attend.
Questions? Email us at foh@pitzhanger.org.uk.
Pitzhanger Plant Sale: 7 June
Join us for the Pitzhanger Plant Sale 2026 in the Front Garden on Sunday 7 June, 10am–2pm. No ticket is required to visit the Plant Sale.
Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery will remain open as usual with general admission. If you would also like to visit the historic manor and our exhibitions, please continue to book your tickets as normal.
Pay-what-you-can admission for Ealing Borough residents is also available as usual from 10am–noon. Proof of eligibility required.
Questions? Email us at foh@pitzhanger.org.uk.
Important Visitor Information: 17 June
Please note that Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery will be closed on 17 June for a private event.
Questions? Email us at foh@pitzhanger.org.uk.
Main Gallery Closed: 17 June – 26 July
The main gallery will be closed from 17 June – 26 July for exhibition changeover following the close of Phoebe Collings-James: a rose, a bridge, a house.
Pitzhanger Manor and Marthe Armitage: Pattern Maker (closing on 19 July) remain open as usual during this period. The café and shop also remain open and can be visited without a ticket.
Discounted admission is available on dates when the site is open to the public during this period.
Questions? Email us at foh@pitzhanger.org.uk.
Important Visitor Information: 24–25 June
Please note that Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery will be closed on 24 and 25 June for a private event.
Questions? Email us at foh@pitzhanger.org.uk.
Main Gallery Closed: 17 June – 26 July
The main gallery will be closed from 17 June – 26 July for exhibition changeover following the close of Phoebe Collings-James: a rose, a bridge, a house.
Pitzhanger Manor and Marthe Armitage: Pattern Maker (closing on 19 July) remain open as usual during this period. The café and shop also remain open and can be visited without a ticket.
Discounted admission is available on dates when the site is open to the public during this period.
Questions? Email us at foh@pitzhanger.org.uk.
Partial Closures & Discounted Admission: 8–19 July
Parts of Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery will be temporarily closed from 8–19 July due to filming activity. The main gallery, café, shop, Monk’s Dining Room and Wonder Room will be closed during this period.
Discounted admission is available for access to the remaining areas of the Manor, including Marthe Armitage: Pattern Maker. A temporary pop-up shop will be available inside the Manor.
Questions? Email us at foh@pitzhanger.org.uk.
Main Gallery Closed: 24 July
The main gallery will remain closed on 24 July during exhibition changeover.
Pitzhanger Manor remains open with discounted admission. The café and shop also remain open as usual.
Questions? Email us at foh@pitzhanger.org.uk.
Main Gallery Closed: 26 July
The main gallery will remain closed on 26 July during exhibition changeover.
Pitzhanger Manor remains open with discounted admission. The café and shop also remain open as usual.
Questions? Email us at foh@pitzhanger.org.uk.
Partial Closure: 1 August, 10am–5pm
Please note that the Eating Room in Pitzhanger Manor will be closed at 10am–5pm on 1 August for a private function. Artworks in the affected space will be temporarily off view, but General Admission continues as usual. All rooms will be open before and after this time during our regular opening hours.
Questions? Email us at foh@pitzhanger.org.uk.
Partial Closure: 8 August, 12.30–5pm
Please note that the Eating Room in Pitzhanger Manor will be closed at 12.30–5pm on 8 August for a private function. Artworks in the affected space will be temporarily off view, but General Admission continues as usual. All rooms will be open before and after this time during our regular opening hours.
Questions? Email us at foh@pitzhanger.org.uk.
Partial Closure: 22 August, 2–4pm
Please note that the Upper Drawing Room in Pitzhanger Manor will be closed at 2–4pm on 22 August for a private function. Artworks in the affected space will be temporarily off view, but General Admission continues as usual. All rooms will be open before and after this time during our regular opening hours.
Questions? Email us at foh@pitzhanger.org.uk.
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