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White walled gallery with wall mounted paintings, in the foreground a crisscrossed painting of dark blue and red lines on a peach background

On the Thick and Thin of Painting

02.08.2026, by Andee Collard

Review
Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
Corridors between the walls with, on the left, very small drawings and on the right large bright scenes of the natural world with flowers and shell

Felt not Thought… Works on Paper

03.06.2026, by Bob Dickinson

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Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
Three glass sculptures in a row, on the left two small panels propped up on metal stands and on the right a longer pane leaning against the wall. In the foreground a rectangle of blue on the floor with an old car tyre laid atop it.

Harriet Bowman: Slow Puncture

27.03.2026, by Grace Edwards

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Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
A bedroom scene where the plush velvet bed has been squished so its footboard touches its headboard and the spotlights above are kinky furry toys

Mark Woods: Formula + Fetish

26.06.2025, by Even Allen

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Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
A white wall galley with three small sculptures, a green box on the wall, a small table on the floor and a long white box on the floor

There is nothing old under the sun: an interview with Steph Huang

11.04.2025, by Vivien Chan

Interview
Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
A view of the gallery with a large green and blue painting of a landscape filled with human figures to the laft and in the middle a piece of greys and blues

Strange Gaze: Surrealism at Cross Lane Projects

17.10.2024, by Alison J Carr

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Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
Photograph shows most of the gallery space with works dotted throughout, the works are described in detail in the article but in brief there are a range of shapes and bright colours sat on the floor or tumbling down the walls.

Mark Tanner Sculpture Award: Thinking is Making

20.08.2024, by Amie Kirby

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Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
A white wall gallery space with three paintings, ones on left and right across four split canvases and the one in the middle smaller, all showing people in groups, at sea, in boats, obscured by lines and other marks on the surface of the images

Rebecca Scott: Small Boats & Family Matters

22.06.2024, by Anthony Ellis

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Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
A white walled room full of stuff scattered all about, all looks a bit sci fi techy, with lots of silver medal and red tones

Lee Holden: Universal Bridge

28.03.2024, by Simon Sylvester

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Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
Sculptures that are bright yellow in the foreground and background, box shapes, and in the middle globular shapes on stands that are pinky-purple, kind of dada-ish, with two small green shapes to the left and right

Cross Lane Projects: In Conversation with Rebecca Larkin

24.01.2024, by Lesley Guy

Interview
Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
Installation view with multiple paintings visible including a scene on a beach and an overgrown tree trunk

Landscape of the Gods

21.08.2023, by Neil Greenhalgh

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Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
In the centre of the space is a long black carpet with multicoloured patterns, and three clothed dressmaker's mannequins.

Late and Soon: A Conversation About Margaret Harrison and Conrad Atkinson

15.06.2023, by Lauren Velvick & Bernie Velvick

Exploration
Interview
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Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
Sculptures in a white wall gallery space with a concrete floor and blue ceiling beams

Rosie Edwards: Genetic Material

13.04.2023, by Nia Thomas

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Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
A white cube gallery space is filled with ceramic sculptures. In the middle of the space is what appears to be a circle of multicoloured clay rocks.

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06.06.2022, by Sam Pickett

Review
Cross Lane Projects
Cumbria
Kendal
Photograph showing two of Dean Kennings 'crawlers' face one another

Dean Kenning: Evolutionary Love

14.04.2022, by Anthony Ellis

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Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
The black silhouette of the artist wearing a baseball cap is visible in front of a green pram containing a bright pink humanoid form collaged from various types of fabric and mannequin bodyparts.

Mark Woods: Absorption

05.09.2021, by Danielle Ash

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Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
Frances Richardson, 'Not even nothing can be free of ghosts' at Cross Lane Projects, Kendal. Photo by Derek Horton

Frances Richardson: Not even nothing can be free of ghosts

29.11.2018, by Derek Horton

Review
Cross Lane Projects
Cumbria