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von Goetz gallery has committed to an ambitious undertaking. A Place Between the Pines, running from 31st May to 28th June 2026, will occupy the historic Crowsley Park estate in South Oxfordshire with works by seventeen international artists exploring Carl Jung’s transcendent function theory. This isn’t another group exhibition with loose thematic connections. The curatorial premise asks viewers to sit with the transformative power of sustained tension between opposing forces

In trying to understand anything, we look for a way in. What is the entry point that allows further unravelling? The way in here is between. You need to get inside and feel it. The exhibition, A Place Between the Pines, takes its name from the indelible light that flickers across your vision as you walk among trees. Light seeping through glades. That flashing in the rearview mirror of a car as the landscape disintegrates behind you. The blinking surge of 24 frames a second in

Giotto’s Room seems an apt title from which to depart a proto-renaissance of new perspectives in the digital age, and the work of Aisha Christison and Bea Bonafini renounce the trappings of new media, employing materiality as something collaged, something that is abraded, something binding and resilient but that is not without frayed edges. The exhibition’s tactility, its unique ability to be lived and inhabited with relative freedom is its spatial product and gift. Like the

The echo of Giotto’s work still resonates in the present days. The artists chosen by Lucy von Goetz to pay homage to the Italian master in this exhibition have both explored methods of figuration that engage and challenge our perception of space.

Entering the Arena Chapel in Padua, one walks into an ancient jewel box; drenched in the deep blue of Giotto’s skies. John Ruskin described Giotto’s frescoes as a, “rainbow play of brilliant harmonies”. Giotto was adorning the surfaces of Italian architecture in the 14th century, taking the touchstone for our exhibition, “Giotto’s Room”, back to the very roots of modern painting.

31 May - 28 June 2026 Image courtesy of von Goetz and Crowsley Park von Goetz is pleased to announce A Place Between the Pines , a 16-artist exhibition hosted at the historic Crowsley Park estate in South Oxfordshire, from 31 May - 28 June 2026. Leading contemporary artists from ten countries - Max Bainbridge, Johanna Bath, Alicja Biala, Anna Blom, Salvatore Fiorello, Lavinia Harrington, Beatrice Hasell-McCosh, Jin Han Lee, Callum Harvey, Henry Hudson, Jemima Moore, Polina Pi

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