Bethlem Gallery

@bethlemgallery.bsky.social

✨ The Gallery is free and open to all. We provide a platform for artists who have experienced #mentalhealth services. ⏰ Open Weds-Sat, 9.30am-5pm linktr.ee/bethlem_gallery

Join our workshop 'Making Circle: Interactive Workshop and Making Session' Saturday 5 September 2026, 2-4pm Bethlem Gallery Book your tickets via link bio Andrea Mindel’s contribution is funded by an Unlimited Open Award 2026 commission made possible with funding from Arts Council England.

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Now open! Woven Together at ORTUS, Denmark Hill 1) Grounds of the Bethlem, Dave C 2) ‘Mantel’ 2026 , Annie McGowan and the Artist Taxi Driver 3) A tribute to the artist Alan Aldridge who inspired me to draw, Jan Arden Artist 4) Lino-block Printed Shirt, Halimah Zakkiuddin Info at link in bio.

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Join our next August Wednesday Talk tomorrow! 12 August 1-2pm, Online Karim presents the idea of developing a ‘toolkit’ for artists of how to look at artworks (and the world more broadly) with concepts drawn from art history and its neighbouring disciplines. Get your free ticket via link in bio.

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Wednesday Artist Talks: Joanne Barrett, 19 August at 1pm As part of our August Wednesdays series of afternoon talks, artist Joanne Barrett speaks on her recent work and experiences around art making and sensory perception. See link in bio for more info and to book your free ticket!

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A new exhibition 'Woven Together' opens at ORTUS, 18 August! The artwork in this exhibition was created by artists who attend Make Create, a weekly drop-in group run in the Bethlem Gallery studio. The focus in the sessions is slow working using textiles, often reusing found or donated materials.

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Following our symposium #TheArtofPractice which took place online in May, we've been sharing film highlights of the discussions/presentations on our site. This week, we're sharing our chat with artist Daniel Regan who spoke on the practice & ethical approach of framing artwork in a health context.

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Following our online symposium, we're sharing film highlights of the discussions and presentations on our website. This week, we're sharing the recording of our conversation with Lisa Williams, Principal Cognitive Behavioural Therapist and Service Manager at the Anxiety Disorders Residential Unit.

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Now open in London! Unfurling: Coming Out of Isolation Bethlem Gallery 22 July - 5 September Curated by Joanne Barrett & Karim Sultan As part of a year-long collaboration with Fountain House Gallery and Studio in New York City, Bethlem Gallery is presenting the UK side of the exhibition.

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A month ago today we hosted the annual Bethlem Festival! As part of this great day of art, movement, food and music, Bethlem artist Teri Berkengoff facilitated a session where people could make their own quilt squares on the theme of 'summer'. This is the virtual quilt of those contributions!

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We are CLOSED this week whilst we get the space ready for our next exhibition. Unfurling: Coming Out of Isolation opens on 22 July, and is a collaboration with Fountain House Gallery & Studio in New York. P.S. Check out all the layers of paint on Bethlem Gallery walls from over the years!

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Artist Talks: Where is the Artist in the Art? Thursday 23 July 2026, 1-2pm Online (Zoom) Join us for an online panel conversation on the role of biography in presenting an artist’s work. Image: Imma, Unknown, 2019. Bethlem Gallery Art Collection. Book you free ticket via link in bio.

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Congratulations to @theboxplymouth.bsky.social on winning Museum of the Year 2026! Bethlem trustee alumni Victoria Pomery is now the CEO at The Box, where their current exhibition 'Echoes of Us' features work by Bethlem artist Mark Titchner. www.artfund.org/our-purpose/... @artfund.bsky.social

The Box wins Museum of the Year 2026 - Art Fund

The Box in Plymouth was announced as Art Fund Museum of the Year 2026 this evening, at a ceremony on board the Cutty Sark in London.

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Showing as part of Daniel Regan: (be)longing: 3 sculptures made of paper and card by artist Nina Gross Nina's work reproduces interiors of the home in painstaking detail. Playing with aspects of memory, space, and loss, the use of common materials represents the everyday. Showing until 11 July

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More sessions added! Book a one to one conversation with artist Daniel Regan Saturday 27 June 2026, 1-4pm Bethlem Gallery Using reference images from the exhibition Daniel Regan: (be)longing as prompts, the theme will centre on belonging and what it means belong or have a sense of unbelonging.

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