Barbara Beyer

Thanks everyone who came to the opening of Earth Now at North House Gallery @northhousegallery A wonderful day of art, reflection and conversation. Please come and visit in the coming weeks - the exhibition will continue until 27 June as part of Pace Earthfestival Manningtree. With @fran.crowe @neilbousfield @melvynjamesking @lilliasaugustri @beyer.ba Alan Turnbull ( image 8 and 18) 16 May - 27June Saturdays 10 - 6pm or by appointment Part of @pacemanningtree Manningtree’s Earth Festival North House Gallery The Walls Manningtree, Essex CO11 1AS @royal_sculptors @thelondongroup @pacemanningtree @rochestersquareofficial #manningtree @colchester_art_society

EARTH NOW Opens on Saturday 16 May 10am - 6pm @northhousegallery With @fran.crowe @neilbousfield @melvynjamesking @lilliasaugustri @beyer.ba Alan Turnbull 16 May - 27June Part of @pacemanningtree Manningtree’s Earth Festival North House Gallery The Walls Manningtree, Essex CO11 1AS @royal_sculptors @thelondongroup @pacemanningtree @rochestersquareofficial #manningtree

Please join us at the opening 16 May 10 am -6pm So pleased that Penny Hughes-Stanton invited me to be part of this show - love to show my work in this 16th century house and magical former studio right be the river Stour. Stunning work in this thought provoking exhibition by @fran.crowe @neilbousfield @melvynjamesking @lilliasaugustri @beyer.ba Alan Turnbull Opening 16 May 10am - 6pm 16 May - 27June Part of @pacemanningtree Manningtree’s Earth Festival North House Gallery The Walls Manningtree, Essex CO11 1AS

Out of the kiln and straight to the gallery - Getting ready for Earth Now @northhousegallery Opening 16 May 10am - 6pm 16 May - 27June With @fran.crowe @neilbousfield @melvynjamesking @lilliasaugustri @beyer.ba Alan Turnbull Part of @pacemanningtree Manningtree’s Earth Festival North House Gallery The Walls Manningtree, Essex CO11 1AS

Thanks everyone who came to the opening of This That and the Other - The London Group Annual exhibition to make it such a special evening Evening aglow with art, art lovers and friends 🙏🙏🙏 5-30 May 11am -5pm Private View Thursday 7 May 6- 8pm The Handbag Factory 3 Loughborough Rd SE11 5RB @thelondongroup @royal_sculptors @clay_in_vivo @rochestersquareofficial #thelondongroup #annualexhibitions @aschandbagfactory

This That And The Other Is now open at the Handbag Factory The london Group Annual Exhibition @aschandbagfactory @thelondongroup We spent a fabulous weekend hanging the show and are looking forward to welcoming you 5-30 May 11am -5pm Private View Thursday 7 May 6- 8pm The Handbag Factory 3 Loughborough Rd SE11 5RB @thelondongroup #exhibitionlondon2026 #thelondongroup @royal_sculptors

Please join us for the Private View of This That and The Other - The London Group Annual Exhibition Thursday 7 May 6- 8pm The Handbag Factory 3 Loughborough Rd SE11 5RB @thelondongroup #exhibitionlondon2026 #thelondongroup

Looking forward to showing in The London Group Annual Get @reshare_app • @thelondongroup 📣Announcement 📣 //Group Exhibition// ‘This That and The Other’ Visit The London Group Annual 2026 at The Handbag Factory from Tues 5 to Sat 30 May. For its 2026 Annual, The London Group has secured the Handbag Factory, a vast venue in the creative heart of Vauxhall. This expansive setting allows for the inclusion of large-scale works across two principal galleries, while a third gallery is dedicated to a curated and experimental presentation of digital art and moving image. The scale and adaptability of the space also provide an ideal framework for a dynamic public programme, including workshops, performances, Artists’ Talks, a harpsichord recital, and additional live events that extend the exhibition’s reach beyond static display. The year 2026 unfolds amid global uncertainty. In recent years, hostility, mistrust and division have been cultivated between communities and individuals worldwide. The logic of the zero-sum paradigm — the notion that one party’s gain necessitates another’s equivalent loss — fragments society, strains families, and places the most vulnerable at heightened risk. Within this context, the approximately one hundred members of The London Group each maintain distinct artistic practices and perspectives on art’s social function. Yet, consistent with the collective’s 1913 Constitution and its long-standing non-judgmental ethos, this artist-led organisation sustains a culture of tolerance, inquiry and openness. It is precisely this plurality that generates collective vitality. As Aristotle observed, “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.” May that principle continue to define and strengthen the Group for many years to come. Text: @audeherailjagerart LG – 27 February 2026 Lead image: Night Garden, Kathleen Mullaniff LG Head to our website for more information. Link in bio!

We are delighted to announce that Barbara Beyer FRSS @beyer.ba has been elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Sculptors. Congratulations Barbara! Barbara Beyer’s work is process driven using elemental materials to explore states of change, weight, motion and form. Themes are balance and precarity, human interference with the material world. The language is minimal, avoids narrative detail, and openly embraces chance, risk and consequence. Her work includes site-specific installations, indoors and outdoors, interaction with landscape and geology, collaborative work and performance. Barbara was recently shortlisted for On The Record - National Memorial to Journalists on the Frontline for her joint proposal with Tobias O’Connor. Her latest exhibitions include: One Island Many Visions Portland 2025, Vessel Art Trail Wales 2024, The London Group Open, Copeland Gallery 2023; Wells Art Contemporary (WAC) 2023 and WAC 2022 site-specific installations, Wander_land Tremenheere Sculpture Garden 2023, Together We Rise Chichester Cathedral 2021. Barbara is member of The London Group 📸 Courtesy of the artist 📸 5 ©️Julia Lametta julialametta

How lucky to celebrate @intsculptureday with some of the oldest sculptures ever made Building community Göbeklitepe, Taş Tepeler and life 12,000 years ago 06.02.2026 to 19.07.2026 James-Simon-Galerie Berlin Neues Museum Image 1-4 Und dann Brancusi in der Neuen National Gallery Image 5-7 Staatliche Museen zu Berlin Preußischer Kulturbesitz #sculpture #turkisharcheology #berlin #göbeklitepe

Get @reshare_app • @royal_sculptors We are delighted to welcome the judging panel for the National Memorial to Journalists on the Frontline to Dora House today. From left: Maria Balshaw @mariabalshaw Sarah Sands @sarah.sands Mark Richards FRSS @markmarkrichards Jon Williams James Irving Ben Preston Andrew Baud @andrewbaud71 The memorial will be sited at the National Arboretum and commemorate British and UK journalists who have lost their lives reporting from conflict zones. Good luck to all the short listed artists.

This week we are pleased to feature some of the shortlisted artists and designers for the National Memorial to Journalists on the Frontline that were selected by the Trustees of On The Record Memorial @ontherecordmem This memorial, to be located at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire @nat_mem_arb , with a sister piece at St Bride's Church, commemorates British and UK-based journalists who have lost their lives reporting from conflict zones. It will stand as a lasting testament to the courage, integrity and unwavering commitment of those who risk everything to bring truth to light. Meet Barbara Beyer FRSS @beyer.ba and Toby O'Connor @tobi_o_connor 'During the Blitz all 12 bells of the “Journalists” Church St Brides on Fleetstreet were destroyed. Only one bell was ever recast. The silenced bells of Fleetstreet will symbolically be replaced and situated in the National Arboretum in the form of 11 boulders set within a woodland clearing. Freestanding wall elements with imprinted reliefs of the boulders refer to witnessing and testimony, channels and way marking trees speak of distances- departure and return.' Barbara is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Sculptors and member of The London Group. Through elemental materials she explores states of change, balance, weight, motion and form. Toby works across fields of architecture, urbanism and art, focusing on circular and regenerative material systems. Their shared interests in site specific work, process, craftsmanship and in geography and history as a dynamic fields of relationships, have informed the concept development for their proposal titled clearing. 📸 courtesy of the artist