Here Today, Here Tomorrow presents a selection of 22 artworks from the Jerwood Collection, exploring themes of life’s cycles and our connection to nature, place, and the spaces we inhabit. From serene landscapes and still lifes, to vibrant screenprints that capture everyday textures and human experiences, the exhibition features works by renowned artists including Hurvin Anderson, Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Patrick Caulfield, David Hockney, and Yinka Ilori.

The title of the exhibition is drawn from Yinka Ilori’s 2023 screenprint series, four of which are showcased in the display. The themes also resonate with ideas explored in Rinko Kawauchi: At the edge of the everyday world (19 October 2024 – 16 February 2025).

As part of the exhibition, Art in Motion (AIM), a Bristol-based organisation working with learning-disabled and neurodiverse artists, has created a series of nine artworks inspired by the Jerwood Collection. These pieces, reproduced on fabric, offer fresh interpretations that connect local and international perspectives across different times and disciplines.

Artwork :

Meandering in bleared Forgetfulness, 2023 · Kaye Donachie · Oil on Linen ·Courtesy Jerwood Collection · © Kaye Donachie ·Courtesy Maureen Paley, London