Helen Chadwick British, 1953-1996

Helen Chadwick 's work is included in the group exhibition Women & Freud: Patients, Pioneers, Artists at Freud Museum, London, United Kingdom. From the early...

Helen Chadwick is the subject of an ARTIST ROOMS display at Tate Modern, with works from their permanent collection. Helen Chadwick (1953–1996) was born in...

One of Helen Chadwick's most important works, Piss Flowers, are included in Compton Verney's forthcoming exhibition Sculpture in The Park. A significant part of the...

In an interview with Plaster Magazine, Penny Slinger spoke about using her body as a site of protest, as a woman who didn't want to...

Gallery artists Helen Chadwick, Penny Slinger, Rose English, Su Richardson, Hackney Flashers, Janis Jefferies, Erica Rutherford, Alexis Hunter and Jo Spence, will be included in...

Helen Chadwick , Jo Spence , Everlyn Nicodemus , Jan Wade , Shelagh Wakely and Penny Slinger will be featured in 'Bloom', an exhibition bringing...

Helen Chadwick's In the Kitchen series is included in the exhibition Louise Bourgeois. Imaginary Conversations at The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design...

If Not Now, When? Generations of Women in Sculpture in Britain, 1960 – 2022 includes Helen Chadwick's In The Kitchen and Shelagh Wakely's Beyond...

Penny SLINGER , Helen CHADWICK and Florence PEAKE are included in the group exhibition Body Poetics, curated by Marcelle Joseph and Becca Pelly-Fry at GIANT...

It's great to see Helen Chadwick as one of the faces for the ICA's poster campagin as they launch their 75th Anniversary Season! The ICA’s...

Penny SLINGER's Penny Red Dakini (2019) and Helen CHADWICK 's Allegory of Misrule (1986), are included in Somerset House's landmark exhibition that invites visitors to...

Helen Chadwick's Loop my Loop (1991) is included in the exhibition In-Side-Out-Side-In, which explores the ways in which our bodies encounter and process our environments,...

Helen Chadwick: The Oval Court, by Marina Warner is an illustrated exploration of Helen Chadwick's erotic, playful, and fierce 1986 installation. Despite the work's recognition...

Helen Chadwick 's Piss Flowers 1-12 (1991-1992), are included in the group exhibition Dream On! The NEON Foundation aims to bring contemporary culture to everyone,...

Helen Chadwick's Ruin, 1986, is exhibited at the Royal West of England Academy (RWA), Bristol, from 2 May - 17 June 2022, alongside artists including...