We are delighted to announce that this talk is organized on the occasion of Caragh Thuring’s exhibition at Thomas Dane Gallery in London (5 June – 19 September 2026). Please see the full exhibition information here.

This conversation will be followed by a drinks reception.

The event is free to attend but you must register for a ticket.

About the artist:

Caragh Thuring works with painting, drawing, weaving and photography. She builds and arranges layered imagery in opposition to traditional visual and logical hierarchies. Thuring paints the overlooked and the out of sight, curious about what lies beneath the surface. Filtering landscape, people, places, boundaries and territories, she interweaves the technological and human. Volcanoes, submarines and bricks appear viscerally or bodily whilst emphasising the clash between the natural and the manufactured.

Caragh Thuring was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1972 and lives and works in London and Argyll. She studied BA Hons in Fine Art at Nottingham Trent University from 1991-1995 and is currently a Trustee at Nottingham Contemporary. She was appointed a Royal Academician in 2024 and has works in the collections of Tate, Hepworth Wakefield, Royal Academy, Government Art Collection and Buffalo AKG Art Museum.