Susan Derges

Created during her residency at the Museum of the History of Science, Oxford, Susan Derges’ Vessel series explores metamorphosis and echoes the chemical process of...

Susan Derges and Tom Hunter are included in London Lives at Somerset House. The exhibition is a collaboration with Photo London 2025 to celebrate the...

Dartmoor: A Radical Landscape is a contemporary art exhibition exploring Dartmoor’s evocative landscape through photography, film and Land Art. Central to the exhibition are large-scale,...

Takashi Arai, Céline Bodin, Susan Derges and Tom Hunter are included in DalkeithPhoto, set within Dalkeith Palace just a few miles outside Edinburgh, from 8...

Susan Derges’ work “The Observer and the Observed No. 16” will be included in the group exhibition Suppose You Are Not, from the Ömer Koç...

Showing across all eight spaces at Hestercombe Gallery., Many Moons reflects on thirty years of Susan Derges' work, whilst also drawing on objects and artworks...

This is the first publication to comprehensively explore art collector and philanthropist Sir Mark Fehrs Haukohl’s collection of work by European women photographers. One of...

Pictorialism was photography’s dominant art form from the mid 19th Century until the early 20th Century. It focused on the beauty of subject matter, the...

Pictorialism was photography’s dominant art form from the mid 19th Century until the early 20th Century. It focused on the beauty of subject matter, the...

Susan Derges's 'Seed Constellation, 2020' is included in the exhibtion Artful Craft, MAKE Southwest. Peter Randall-Page RA has curated this exhibition which addresses the labels,...

THE TIME IS RIGHT Laura El Tantawy. Sarah Naim. Mohammed Alfaraj. Tom Lovelace. Lorenzo Vitturi. Yan Wang Preston. Susan Derges. Marwah Al Mugait. Zahara al...

IN THE NOW: GENDER AND NATION IN EUROPE, SELECTIONS FROM THE SIR MARK FEHRS HAUKOHL PHOTOGRAPHY COLLECTION. In the Now explores and challenges traditional categories...

Susan Derges' work Sun in Virgo is currently on view in the exhibition Shadows and Light at Southampton City Art Gallery. This exhibition forms part...

A new book accompanying the upcoming exhibition Squaring the Circles of Confusion: Neo-Pictorialism in the 21st century at The Royal Photographic Society Bristol and featuring...

Time Present is an exhibition devoted to international photography from the Deutsche Bank Collection and examines how artists deal with basic questions of photography: What...

Acquired with support from the National Heritage Fund as part of the Armada Portrait Project. In 2016 the iconic Armada Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I,...

This vibrant and intriguing contemporary art exhibition explores the female-gendered relationship with the sea and seaweed. The exhibition brings together RAMM's first South West Commission,...

The Moon can be portrayed as a witness to earthly events, as a companion, as a world or as a territory to be colonized, conquered....

Inspired by the Armada Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I, a new commission from Susan Derges comes to the Queen’s House, Greenwich. Using both analogue and...

For the exhibition Criminal Ornamentation Yinka Shonibare MBE has selected from the Arts Council Collection works that refuse to be confined. Showing nearly 100 works...

The heroines will be part of a landmark exhibition and receive a specially minted medal – the Margaret F. Harker Medal, Harker being the Society’s...