Imperial Health Charity presents a new exhibition in collaboration with Oliver Projects Gallery.
London is a wonderfully creative city. Be it a gallery, museum, a public artwork on the street, or even a mural on a building, you don’t need to walk too far to see some art on your journey through town.
In celebration of this, our temporary exhibition programme often presents artwork from places and spaces we admire in order to share a small snapshot of the city’s artistic output with our hospital audience. In this exhibition, we shine a light on our friends at Oliver Projects Gallery in south London.
Oliver Projects Gallery was opened by curator Katherine Oliver in East Dulwich in July 2025. The gallery has evolved from a series of nomadic group and solo exhibitions—with a special focus upon artists based in southeast London—presented regularly since 2014. The gallery has built a high-quality exhibitions programme around its ethos of making collecting contemporary art accessible and easy.
We worked with Katherine to select art by four different artists: Katherine Jones RA, Temsüyanger Longkumer, R&F Mo and Suzanne Moxhay. Although varied in style, these works all share something in common; the use of printmaking techniques to achieve wonderfully different effects.
Whilst the printmaking process enables artists to create large numbers of near identical works, it can also be used more experimentally, to create unique prints (known as monoprints or monotypes) with the use of different tools, materials and methods. Through this vibrant display one can appreciate the enormous possibilities that working with print and paper can offer.