The first major exhibition to take place at ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House in 2025 is UK-based artists Lindsay Seers and Keith Sargent's ambitious immersive installation Nowhere Less Now. The exhibition space has been completely transformed into the upturned hull of a ship and invites people to enter a haunting exploration of time and memory.

Paper Worlds is an exhibition created by Jersey’s school children across all ages, using paper as their core creative material.

Orbits (2023) is a forty-minute film created by Scotland’s leading disabled theatre company Birds of Paradise that features the astonishing Portuguese disabled dancer Diana Neipce.

The exhibition features the work of four Jersey artists - composer Emily de Gruchy, documentary photographer Shannon O’Donnell, sculptural and performance artists Oliver Le Gresley and Nicole Sheppard - alongside archival materials collected by the families of deportees to Bad Wurzach during the war and a major new artwork created by Jersey school children.

The Collins Pop Up Exhibition Series is a programme of intimate weekend exhibitions featured across the year at ArtHouse Jersey’s HQ at the historic Greve de Lecq Barracks studios.

This exhibition celebrates the work made by students from the ArtHouse Jersey Saturday Art School. A selection of sculpture, drawing, painting, textile and mixed media work will be on display.

The Collins Pop Up Exhibition Series is a programme of intimate weekend exhibitions featured across the year at ArtHouse Jersey’s HQ at the historic Greve de Lecq Barracks studios.

Clare Ormsby is a Jersey based abstract artist and 2006 winner of the Fox International Art Prize who has participated in solo and group exhibitions in Jersey, Portugal and France.

For a second year at Capital House, The States of Jersey Prison Service is proud to present Inside Out 17, an annual showcase featuring a collection of art created by Prisoners from HM La Moye Prison.

The Collins Pop Up Exhibition Series is a programme of intimate weekend exhibitions featured across the year at ArtHouse Jersey’s HQ at the historic Greve de Lecq Barracks studios.

Dementia Jersey proudly exhibits artworks created by their Art Exploration groups inspired by and reflecting on One Day... A day that has been, that is now or that will be.

This autumn ArtHouse Jersey presents a new transdisciplinary exhibition that places women’s experiences front and centre. Through paintings, sculptural works, projections and installation, CONSUMED examines difficult and disobedient bodies and minds.