On 5 March 2026, Oliver Projects Gallery hosted its first open mic spoken word event, in collaboration with artist Siphiwe Mnguni and actress Anna Margarita.

Contemporary artist Suzanne Moxhay gives an insight into the multiple processes that she uses to create her limited edition prints.

Compost Magazine, Issue 4: In Flames, featuring the work of R&F Mo, ‘What do you see in the fire, tiny man?’, 2025

The Dulwich Diverter interviews Siphiwe-Nokukhanya Mnguni in advance of her first solo exhibition at Oliver Projects Gallery.

We are proud to share that Archie Franks’ portrait has been included in the Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Portrait Award 2025 in the National Portrait Gallery.

Sikelela Owen RA wins Charles Wollaston Award 2025 in the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition.

On 5 June 2025, Liane Lang was elected as a Royal Academician in the Printmaking Category.

We are proud to announce Royal Academician Katherine Jones’ first institutional exhibition at Gainsborough’s House, Suffolk.

Alistair Gow wins Boodle Hatfield Award at the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair 2024, for his work 'Late Tree Stop'.

We were proud to work with the Imperial Health Charity to source several limited edition prints by Jane Ward for St. Mary’s Hospital, London.

We are thrilled to announce that Temsüyanger Longkumer’s video installation ‘home’, will be exhibited at the 80th Venice International Film Festival.

‘The freshness and luminosity you get with watercolour is quite unlike any other medium. Working with watercolour makes you very aware of boundaries.....and where ideas have changed but still remain visible. I think there’s a real beauty in that.’

We are proud to announce Royal Academician Eileen Cooper’s exhibition at Murray Edwards College, Cambridge.

We were proud to be highlighted by Harper’s Bazaar in January 2023 as ‘the perfect place to start a collection’! Featuring work by our exhibited artists Joseph Goody, Siphiwe Mnguni and Katherine Jones RA.

We were delighted to be featured by London’s Evening Standard newspaper in July 2022.

Emerging artist Siphiwe Mnguni tells Oliver Projects founder Katherine Oliver about her practice, inspirations and aspirations for the future.

Oliver Projects Founder Katherine Oliver gives her top ten tips for successfully hanging art in your home.

South African-born artist Tamsin Relly talks to Oliver Projects founder Katherine Oliver about exploring new ways of working on paper, and the evolution of her work in response to events both globally and at home.

Sri Lankan-born artist and self-confessed nomad Sumi Perera talks about her multi-faceted practice in just three minutes.