Looking for art outside of Frieze Art Fair? This October, contemporary artist and Tusk ambassador Hannah Shergold will unveil her most significant collection to date at Mall Galleries, bringing 10 large-scale, original artworks to London from Tuesday 13th to Saturday 17th Oct 2026.
The exhibition offers Londoners and visitors the chance to experience Hannah’s distinctive take on wildlife art, while supporting a cause close to the artist’s heart. 10% of all sales from the collection will be donated to Tusk, the African conservation charity working to protect wildlife and support communities across the continent
Expect bold colour, dramatic movement and richly layered texture, with the animal form reimagined through her signature ‘broken’ style, a technique of fragmented and interrupted forms that allow animals to disappear and reemerge from the canvas.
This year, Hannah has pushed the scale of her work further than ever before. Wildebeest dive into the depths of a river, while a herd of elephants wanders to the edge of the canvas. Bigger, brighter and bolder than her previous work, the collection explores the boundary between figurative and abstract art while retaining a fascination with the anatomy of the animal itself.
For Hannah, wildlife is more than simply a subject matter.
“In an increasingly urbanised and chaotic world, animals in art bring a sense of connection with nature.” says Hannah. “They trigger memories, they invoke emotion and they connect us with the living world when there is ever more temptation to disconnect from it. It is my intention as an artist to celebrate the ancient human relationship with figurative work while exploring just how far I can push it into the abstract.”
The exhibition continues Hannah’s longstanding relationship with Tusk. In 2025 she collaborated with Rolling Stones legend Ronnie Wood, painting his portrait from life before auctioning it for Tusk. She has also been a key contributor to Tusk’s sculpture trails, including last year’s Turtle Trail, which have graced the streets of central London to raise awareness and funds for conservation. Through the sale of her work, Hannah has raised almost £500,000 for charitable causes since leaving a career as a helicopter pilot in the British Army in 2018.
A private view of the new collection will take place at Mall Galleries on Tuesday 13th October from 6.30pm-8.30pm, offering the first opportunity to see the new collection and meet Hannah. Guests will also be able to meet members of the Tusk team and find out more about the conservation work supported by the exhibition.
WHAT: Hannah Shergold Solo Exhibition
WHERE: Mall Galleries, London SW1Y 5AS (closest tube station is Charing Cross)
WHEN: Tuesday 13th October – Saturday 17th October 2026
ENTRY: Free
PRIVATE VIEW TICKETS: https://www.hannahshergold.com/rsvp
WEBSITE: www.hannahshergold.com
