Catherine Bertola British, b. 1976

Workplace Foundation is pleased to present Companion, the first in an ongoing series of exhibitions inviting curators to look at Workplace Foundation’s continued relationships with artists. Companion explores ways of...

Preview 17th September 2021, 4-8pm 12 Blandford Square Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4HZ To celebrate the launch of Workplace Foundation’s new space in Newcastle, we are delighted to present...

Below the Salt is an exhibition of new works by Catherine Bertola at Temple Newsam House, Leeds that was due to open on 4 April. The work is inspired by different aspects of Temple Newsam’s 500-year history, and the extensive decorative arts collection it now contains. Exploring how the house has been occupied by people and objects over the course of it’s history, and how hierarchies have been expressed through the architecture and use of materials within the building, segregating those who lived from those who worked.

Everything Must Go (part 2) marks the launch of Workplace Foundation’s ‘Community of Artists’. An acknowledgement that a new form of representation is called for that looks beyond a traditional art market ‘commercial gallery’ model towards the value that artists and their relationships bring to a place.

Object Relations is a series of conversations in the gallery, focused around an exhibition of work completed over the duration of the show. For 5 days, BALTIC 39 will become...

In 2009, the Contemporary Art Society launched a pioneering membership programme for individuals across the North of England, to bring the rich diversity of artistic talent residing in the region...

Sad Bones is a collection of interventions into photographs of interiors taken directly from the archives of Country Life Magazine of buildings that no longer exist. In each case Bertola...

The exhibition reveals a constant theme within Bertola’s work by drawing on the historic role of women and craft production. Through a collection of new and existing works Bertola celebrates...

WORKPLACE is pleased to present TOMORROW THE FUTURE at Northampton’s Fishmarket Gallery. Tanya Axford Hula Hoops incessantly in a pitch-black room. Randomly exposed by oversensitive ‘slave’ camera flashes triggered by...

MOVED shows works by artists who each reveal a tendency towards the uncovering and exploration of architectural form, site, and ideology. Catherine Bertola has methodically filled and gilded a crack...