Beatrice Hasell-McCosh (Tu 04-09) is set to unveil her latest works in a major solo exhibition in London this summer. The exhibition will showcase a selection of her latest paintings, drawings and a bespoke installation that collectively explore Beatrice's pluralistic world, from botany to poetry. Inspired by Kintsugi and the idea of beauty in imperfection, her work explores moments of duality, of juxtapositions. 

Curated by Jenn Ellis and presented by Apsara Studio, the show will introduce a physical engagement that breaks away from traditional display methodologies, and links back to Bea's emphasis on place and human connection. 

‘’Jenn is someone I’ve admired for a while. I’ve been part of a number of her group shows over the past couple of years and her vision, creativity and diversity of programming is something I really respect about the way she puts together a presentation of work. I’m excited to show this new body of work which has seen a big leap in development over the past 18 months since my last show at The Garden Museum.’’ - Beatrice Hasell-Mccosh

Rugbeians and Biltonians are welcome to attend the Private View on July 3rd, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, at St Cyprians Church in Baker Street. This exclusive preview offers attendees a first look at Bea's captivating creations in an intimate setting. A catalogue will go out a few weeks before the show and there will be around 15 works available to buy as soon as the catalogue is released. 

Please RSVP to beatrice@beatricehasellmccosh.com to secure a place at the event or to request a catalogue. 

Visit Bea's website beatricehasellmccosh.com and Instagram page.