Yu Nishimura: Towards a Sea

Look for

• factory and the pet portraits

  In the first room, a cement works flanked by water and mountains (2018) hangs with portraits of cats and dogs, all staring back in surprise.

• gaze

  A large portrait of a woman deep in thought, with a cat and a dog superimposed on her right cheek, almost faded, like a memory.

• low tide

  A crouching figure on a sandy beach strewn with pebbles, eyes closed, on a canvas almost two metres tall.

• midnight

  On the second floor, a figure walks through a blue night beside a tree-lined lake, so misted that they seem to move through water.

• The new large paintings

  The closing room shows the landscape from an insect inside a field of flowers and from a bird above a vast city.

Good for

• Cheap Culture
• Going Solo
• Small Kids

With kids

Free family programmes, booked ahead: a sensory walk through the show for ages 3 to 5 on Sundays at 11am, a Japanese kite-making workshop for ages 6 to 10 on Saturday afternoons, and baby sessions (3 to 24 months) on three Saturdays.