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Contemporary Art Gallery. Bruton.
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Ossicle, 2026 Glazed stoneware & wood 45 x 45 cm Currently showing at @fredlevinegallery by @fredlevinegallery
We are delighted to announce our upcoming exhibition ‘Soft Boy’. ‘Soft Boy’ will present a new body of work by artist Abigail Booth. The exhibition expresses feelings of grief, loss and the re-shaping of identity. Booth, rooted among the rural landscapes of Somerset, considers the land as a place of both rupture and repair, where tenderness and violence, care and labour, softness and masculinity exist in close proximity. Across sculpture, textile and photography, fragments of the body meet raw fleece, horse hair, hemlock charcoal, lead and objects gathered from the agricultural landscape. Moving between vulnerability and restraint, Soft Boy embodies the ways grief takes form in bodies, materials and place, and asks how, after profound loss, our relationships to each might slowly be remade. Exhibition Opening Saturday 14th November, 1-4pm all welcome ! @forestandfound @_abigailbooth_ by @fredlevinegallery
Cas Campbell Elan, 2025 Glazed stoneware 54 x 35 x 27 cm On exhibition in the gallery’s current exhibition with @hcascampbell by @fredlevinegallery
Cas Campbell Bioclast, 2026 Paper pulp and mineral pigments on linen; glazed stoneware 38 x 40 x 12 cm 15 x 15 3/4 x 4 3/4 in This ceramic painting features in the galleries solo presentation ‘Sonninia’ on show until 7 November! @hcascampbell by @fredlevinegallery
Now open: Sonninia, new work by Cas Campbell Bringing her ceramics and paintings together for the first time, Cas Campbell’s exhibition grows out of a residency with us earlier this year. It takes its name from a type of ammonite found in Bruton’s railway cutting, a rocky archive of deep time, Victorian industry and environmental change. Her paintings are made from pulp recycled from cardboard waste from local Bruton businesses. She dyes it with pigments from scrap iron and copper, local clay and limestone, then works it on canvases laid out in the open air. Stones, shells, soil and plant matter become part of the surface. The wall-based ceramics pair local flora with plants from the Jurassic seabed, so past and present sit side by side. 📍 Fred Levine, The Old Silk Barn, Quaperlake Street, Bruton 📅 10-24 October 2026 Image: installation view, Sonninia, 2026 @hcascampbell Text by @annasouter by @fredlevinegallery
Fred Levine is delighted to announce its upcoming exhibition titled ‘Sonninia’ with artist Cas Campbell. Running from 10 October until 24 October. Bringing together her ceramics and paintings for the first time, Cas Campbell’s exhibition Sonninia emerges from a residency undertaken with Fred Levine Gallery earlier this year. The works draw on Campbell’s investigations into the geology, ecology, and histories of Bruton and its surrounding landscape, weaving together a layered understanding of the intertwined relationships between deep time, evolutionary change, modern social history, contemporary life, and more-than-human experience. @hcascampbell Words by @annasouter by @fredlevinegallery
Final Week to View, Blue Range, the galleries solo presentation with British artist, Fred Sorrell. In Blue Range, Sorrell present new paintings that were conceived during a residency at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, amid the Canadian wilderness. Beginning with colour studies and notes made in the landscape, Sorrell later returns to the studio to distill these observations into abstract compositions. Built through carefully calibrated relationships of colour, form and ground, the paintings explore atmosphere, duration and mystery, using subtle tonal shifts to evoke an experience analogous to being in nature. Rather than presenting or describing a landscape, the works convey the fluid experience of watching how light travels through space, so that the distinction between the landscape and the one perceiving it begins to dissolve. On show until Saturday 3rd October Fred Levine, Bruton Thurs - Sat 11-4pm and by appointment @fredsorrell by @fredlevinegallery
Fred Sorrell ‘Yamnuska II’, 2025 Oil and wax on linen 36.5 x 50 cm A painting that features in the gallery’s current exhibition ‘Blue Range’ by artist, Fred Sorrell. Thursday - Saturday 11 - 4 pm and by appointment @fredsorrell by @fredlevinegallery
‘Thunder Pass’ - on view as part of my solo show Blue Range - come say hi this Saturday 2-4pm . Thunder Pass, 2026, oil on linen 91.5 x 137cm by @fredlevinegallery
We are delighted to announce our upcoming exhibitions at Fred Levine this autumn with: @fredsorrell @hcascampbell @_abigailbooth_ Join the galleries newsletter for further information on upcoming events and previews 🗞️ by @fredlevinegallery
Fred Sorrell Open Mind, 2025 Acrylic on Linen 117 x 137 cm Fred Sorrell’s first presentation with the gallery ‘Blue Range’ continues until 3 October. For further information see link in bio @fredsorrell by @fredlevinegallery
Now Open at Fred Levine in Bruton, Somerset. Fred Sorrell ‘Blue Range’ Until 3 October Thursday - Saturday 11-4pm and by appointment For further information please see link in bio @fredsorrell by @fredlevinegallery

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