Exhibition Support: Current

Please awake – asked Nature kindly, Hulda Guzmán, 2026. Hulda Guzmán’s paintings open portals into vibrant, dreamlike worlds, where the artist, her family, animals and mythical beings exist in close dialogue with nature. Spanning a decade of work and featuring new, large-scale works, Turner Contemporary presents the first European institutional exhibition of the Dominican artist. 

Faunal Succession, Lucía Pizzani, 2026

Faunal Succession is a multidisciplinary exhibition by Venezuelan-born, London-based artist Lucía Pizzani. Bringing together installation, sculpture, painting, sound, and collaborative projects, the exhibition explores geological transformation, climate change, migration, and social change through the concept of "deep time." Developed in collaboration with artists Cecilia Bonilla, Jaime Gili, Javier Weyler, as well as local community groups and schools, the project draws connections between natural histories and contemporary ecological and human experiences.

The exhibition will travel to KARST and Mostyn in 2026–27.

Lizi Sánchez, 2026. Lizi Sánchez was born in 1975 in Lima (Peru), and now lives and works in London. She is interested in the communicative power of language. Fracture of various communication systems and codes is a preoccupation in her work. Sánchez is interested in how different processes, contexts and intentions transform the use and meaning of language. She frequently uses material supports from the everyday environment that attract her both for their connotations and their qualities; thus brightness, malleability, translucency, or lightness