HE-MAN SHOW

Nathan Baxter, Andrew Bracey, Rob Britt, Joana Cifre Cerda, Karolina Dworska, Andia Coral Newton, Nick Simpson, Oliver Ventress, Madara Vimba, Andy Rhys Williams, Lauren Winter Dwindling brings together eleven artists living and working in Lincoln and London whose works take their starting point from regional games from where they grew up. Once, games belonged to places. In Dwindling, those places stretch from Yorkshire, Norfolk and Devon to Mallorca, Latvia, Poland and Austr

LAX at General Practice 19 June – 11 July 2026 * Wicked Money Await is a group show of LAX members exploring the potential of artist-led activity to challenge traditional structures of art production. At a time when our membership is split more or less equally between Leeds and London, it seems like an opportune time to examine problematic notions of ‘centre’ and ‘periphery’ in a visual arts context, and to celebrate collectives, studios and artist-led spaces as de-cent

Apolune — Returning to home base, join us on Thursday 21 May from 5pm for an evening of contemporary art, drinks, conversation and the chance to celebrate the warmer days together. Apolune — the point in an orbit farthest from the moon becomes both title and provocation for this group exhibition by members of General Practice. Rooted in ideas of distance, trajectory and return, the exhibition offers a poetic starting point for reflection, experimentation and reorientation.

As the world divides the matriarchy connects, join Laura Garner and Rachel Olin at the Coven of Community; an exhibition blending artistic practice and the celebration of matriarchal community. Rachel Olin @rachelolinartist Is a visual artist working in Lincoln. Her practice explores spirituality, femininity and heritage. Laura Garner/ Dexter @ladexter45 Is a curator and multidisciplinary artist. Her ongoing practice favours analogue techniques and processes. Residency pe

14-28 February 2026 ADAM LEDGER, NEVE MCKENNA, LUNA SHINKINS, WILL THOMSON Animalgamation, a collaborative exhibit exploring themes of the Anthropocene through the digital, extinction and hybrid creatures. The exhibition aims to transform the landscape of General Practice through sculpture, installation and video, a representation of how humans constantly transform the landscape of Earth. Visually reminiscent of eldritch horror with added whimsy and digitalisation, Animalgama