This exhibition is co-curated by Charlotte Hodes, Professor in Fine Art, LCF and Alison Moloney, curator, writer and researcher

The Print Studio explores the myriad ways that artists have used printmaking techniques as part of their practices.

This exhibition builds on Charlotte Hodes’ installation After the Taking of Tea

Charlotte Hodes has been published in the Autumn 2021 edition of MAI: Feminism & Visual Culture under the journal's theme Feminist Craft.

Lock-down Gallery talk with curator, Tim Martin and exhibiting artists, recorded 2 July, 2020. Charlotte discusses her installation After the Taking of Tea, her response to the accompanying exhibition of works by the former Hestercombe owner and artist, Coplestone Warre Bampfylde and working during lock-down.

The Errant Muse, Victoria Gallery & Museum Liverpool, 16 November 2019 - 2 May 2020 is reviewed by artist and researcher, Paul Coldwell, University of the Arts London for the research journal, Drawing: Research, Theory, Practice (DRTP) Vol.5 Issue 1, Intellect 2020.

London Art Fair presented its 34th edition featuring over 100 selected galleries celebrating in Modern and Contemporary Art. The Women's Art Collection, formally The New Hall Art Collection, was the 2022 Museum Partner at the London Art Fair. The works in their display range from...

Collect 2022 was held as a hybrid fair for the first time this year, both in person at Somerset House and online at Artsy.net. Charlotte Hodes exhibited new and existing work with jaggedart for Collect 2022. The new works on display were papercuts from Charlotte's...

Charlotte Hodes will be exhibiting Passion Flowers at this year's Summer Exhibition 2021 at the Royal Academy. Over 1,300 works were selected for this year's iconic exhibition by coordinator Yinka Shonibare and a panel of artists under the theme of ‘Reclaiming Magic’.Exhibition...