Veronica Ryan: Unruly Objects is the first retrospective of Montserrat-born British artist Veronica Ryan OBE (b. 1956). The exhibition presents Ryan’s avant-garde artistic practice spanning four decades, with over 100 sculptures, textiles and works on paper.
Since the 1980s, Ryan has been working with traditional materials such as bronze and marble, as well as everyday found objects, from seeds and pods to bandages. Her work invites viewers to rethink materials that are considered “waste”, such as bubble-padded envelopes, fabric scraps, packaging and plastic bottles. Her reuse and re-creation of these humble materials not only reflects environmental concerns about overconsumption and waste, but also conveys a new understanding of the potential value of discarded objects. Ryan’s hand-embroidered pillowcases and cushions, with charming coral, turmeric, indigo and textures, evoke dreams and inner worlds. Her creative web interweaves personal and global histories of travel and migration, while carrying narratives of healing, nourishment and belonging.
This exhibition places special emphasis on Ryan’s continued review and re-exploration of past works and concepts. Through constant reconstruction and renewal, she invites the audience to view “life” itself as a process of continuous growth, exploration and change.

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