See Sarabande’s exhibition for Worldwide Ladies’s Day in London

What do girls inherit? Alongside the practicalities of inheritance, the sentimental objects and the legacy heirlooms, the burden of inheritance for girls can relaxation closely. In addition to possessions, our households depart us their names, reminiscences and tradition, defining what’s to return by what got here earlier than.

It’s a query thought of by 9 Sarabande artists within the exhibition, ‘All That’s Been Given’, marking Sarabande’s sixth annual exhibition for Worldwide Ladies’s Day (8 March 2026). Curated by artist alumnus Jennifer Jones, the present sees artists Antonia Caicedo, Bisila Noha, Cherry Music, Ella Lynch, Paloma Tendero, Rizza Zahid, Siphiwe-Nokukhanya Mnguni, Sophie-Mei Birkin and Victoria Ruiz current work in an eclectic vary of mediums.

Within the works on present right here, we transfer past the fabric stays into the tangible, an elusive idea explored within the physicality of dance by Antonia Caicedo, whose emotionally rendered figurative work contemplate the far-reaching impression of dance within the context of inheritance. It’s a knowledge echoed by Cherry Music and Rizza Zahid, who intertwine historic cultural concerns via modern work, in distinction to the playful, chopping modernity of Ella Lynch’s sharp and attractive sculptures.

For Siphiwe-Nokukhanya Mnguni and Victoria Ruiz, the idea of inheritance is extra summary, and turns into a questioning of the place underrepresented our bodies can belong. Bisila Noha’s lovely vessels contemplate her place in historical past via the medium of clay, whereas supplies even have an intrinsic connection to the physique for Paloma Tendero and Sophie-Mei Birkin.

Sarabande’s sixth annual exhibition for Worldwide Ladies’s Day runs 4-10 March 2026 at 22 Hertford Street, London N1 5SH, sarabandefoundation.org