CURRENT EXHIBITION · ON TOUR
A Gentle Man (Part II)(1975–2029)
A long-form touring exhibition unfolding across three British institutions, weaving together photography, sculpture, video and an autobiographical text spanning five decades.
Commissioned by QUAD, Bluecoat and John Hansard Gallery. Supported by Freelands Foundation and Arts Council England.
QUAD, Derby
March 13, 2026
Bluecoat, Liverpool
Opening night 25th September 2026
John Hansard Gallery,
Southampton
Opening night 5th February 2027
Selected Exhibitions & Institutional Partners
Becky's work has been presented in solo and group exhibitions at leading museums, kunsthalles and academic institutions across the United Kingdom, continental Europe and the United States.
Her career is supported by key public commissions, commercial representation, and academic affiliations.
Selected Solo & Major Touring Exhibitions
H.S.P.(2021–2022)
A highly autobiographical solo exhibition hosted at Galeria Plan B (Berlin) exploring neurodivergence and sensory awareness.
Spring Rain (2013)
A major solo environment mounted at Spike Island (Bristol) investigating the domestic still life.
13Pieces,17Feet (2010)
A live performance and architectural project produced in collaboration with the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion (London)
BIOGRAPHY
Becky Beasley is an award-winning British visual artist, educator, and neurodiversity advocate known for her minimalist installations combining sculpture, photography, video, and text. Based in Hastings, England, she serves as a Professor of Fine Art at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Representation
Francesca Minini Gallery
Milan
Gallery Plan B
Berlin
Awards
Freelands Award Finalist, 2023
Paul Hamlyn Award, 2018
Henry Moore Foundation Artist Award
Writing
& Research
Becky`s writing and research are deeply intertwined with her studio practice, which includes photography and sculpture, and are heavily influenced by literature, historical episodes, and neurodivergence
A PARALLEL STAND
Disability,
Access & Advocacy
Alongside her institutional artistic practice, Becky maintains a sustained body of work concerned with disability, access and advocacy developed in collaboration with artists, academics and community organisations.
This work runs as a parallel pathway and is shared through its own programme of writing, mentoring and public initiatives.
PATHWAYS
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Writing & Published Essays
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Public Programmes & Talks
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Community Collaborations
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Educational Pathways & Institutional Advocacy
Contact & Representation
For institutional enquiries, exhibition proposals, acquisitions and press, please write to the studio or to one of the represented galleries listed opposite.
Studio
www.beckybeasley.com
London, United Kingdom
Socials
@beckybeasleuk
@theseaweedshophastings
Academic
Department of Art
Goldsmiths, University of London