The exhibition brings together works that consider darkness as both a habitat and an experience, highlighting Gillespie’s engagement with nocturnal life and focus on the uneasy balance between illuminating and obscuring a work’s subject. Throughout the show, night-time emerges as a space of movement, vulnerability and imagination, prompting viewers to consider what is altered or lost as darkness is steadily pushed aside by the bright lights of the modern age.

Until 15 Feb
Sinclair House Museum, Löwengasse 15, Entrance Dorotheenstraße, 61348 Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, Germany