Jerwood Collection Loan Highlights 2025

Jerwood Collection continues to support public access to modern and contemporary British art through an active loan programme, with works travelling to exhibitions across the UK throughout 2025. In the year, 15 exhibitions in museums, galleries, universities and cultural spaces have included works from the Collection, totalling 78 individual loans.

 

These exhibitions demonstrate the range and reach of Jerwood Collection, from focused monographic presentations to exhibitions exploring landscape, form, materiality and artistic legacies. 

 

Major Exhibitions Featuring Jerwood Collection Works in 2025 

 

Here Today, Here Tomorrow — Arnolfini, Bristol 

Jerwood Collection supported this exhibition with a significant loan of 22 works, reflecting the breadth of the Collection and its connection to contemporary curatorial research. 

 

Drawing the Unspeakable — Towner Eastbourne 

A group of 6 works supported this exhibition addressing themes of expression, memory and lived experience. 

 

Impressions: Selected Works from Jerwood Collection — Edinburgh Printmakers 

One of the most substantial partnerships of the year, this exhibition featured 20 works, celebrating the Collection’s rich holdings in print and its commitment to supporting printmaking as a vital artistic practice. 

 

A Gap in the Clouds — The Heong Gallery 

Jerwood Collection loaned five works, helping shape an exhibition that considered emotional, formal and atmospheric approaches to landscape. 

 

Echoes — Arnolfini, Bristol 

A further 15 works were lent for Echoes, a major exhibition exploring materiality, gesture and presence across painting, sculpture and works on paper. This exhibition marks the final year of a three-year collaboration between Arnolfini and Jerwood Collection, supported by Jerwood Foundation.   

 

Individual Loans Across the UK 

 

Alongside these large-scale loans and exhibitions, Jerwood Collection provided individual loans to a range of exhibitions; Vanessa Bell: A World of Form and Colour at MK Gallery, Milton Keynes and touring to Charleston in Lewes; Dora Carrington: Beyond Bloomsbury at Pallant House Gallery; Garden Futures: Designing with Nature at V&A Dundee. 

 

These collaborative projects ensure that works from Jerwood Collection remain visible and relevant, supporting exhibitions from the southwest to Scotland and contributing meaningfully to regional cultural programmes. 

 

Jerwood Foundation is grateful to all venues for their work in presenting these exhibitions and looks forward to continuing to widen public access to the Collection in 2026.  

 

February 16, 2026