News and Weather brings together three artists whose work records the patterns of daily life: a week of Pacific tides drawn in fine line, three years of sleep and light data woven into a Jacquard tapestry, and discarded newspapers cast in aluminium.

Jill Baroff's 21 Tide Drawings: Pacific (January 1 - January 7, 2008) charts the tides on the Pacific coast over seven days, three drawings to each day. Susan Morris shows her Jacquard tapestry SunDial:NightWatch_Activity and Light 2010-2012, made from 1,096 days of readings from a wrist-worn activity monitor, and her new artist's book Concordance (2005-2025), which rearranges the language of the daily newspaper. Mike Meiré's cast aluminium reliefs DEMOCRACY IN THE DUST and BACKLASH, from his Eternal News series, keep the creases and worn surfaces of discarded newspapers. The exhibition was conceived in close collaboration with Susan Morris.

Private view: Saturday 28 November 2026, 11am to 4pm. Entry is free. At other times the gallery is open by appointment, which you can book on the Bartha Contemporary website.

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