Exhibitions

Solo

2025 Newlyn Art Gallery

Group

2026 MA Painting ‘26 - Royal College of Art

2026 Outsiders Arts Club - The Handbag Factory

2026 Salon 0502 - The Old Waiting Room, Peckham Rye

2025 Postcards From The Artist Studio - Split - Both Gallery

2025 Striding Edge - Unprimed Collective - The Department Store

2025 Time to Time - Unprimed Collective - Safehouse 1&2

2025 Split 2 - Cross Street Arts, Wigan

2025 Shifting Sands - CCA Galleries International (Jersey)

2025 Split - Hypha Studios X The Dispensary

2025 If Heaven Falls - The Lido Stores Margate

2025 Ugly Boat Show - Gun Brewery

2024 All In - Fresh Salad Art

2024 Unprimed - The Department Store, Brixton

2024 The Lido Open 2024 - The Lido Stores, Margate

2024 Open About Identity - East Quay

2024 Lick - Safehouse 1

2023 Country Fair - Umbrella Cardiff

2023 with Gaucho Ninja - The Table Hay at ‘& The Chair’

2023 Do Not Swallow - Safehouse 1&2

2023 Summer Art Car Boot Fair - Black Swan Arts

2023 Town House Open - Town House Spitalfields

2023 Mud, for you - The Fitzrovia gallery

2022 Fragility & Materiality - Rabbit Skin Collective at Slade Farm

2021 Lost & Found - Vacant Museum

2021 Big Small Summer Open - Small House Gallery

2021 The World’s Shittest Exhibition - Uncovered Collective

2020 Umbrella Open - Umbrella Cardiff

Press & Publications

The Dodo - Issue #4 The Last Bite - The RCA Student Newspaper - June 2026

Crunch Zine by Fresh Salad 2025

House & Garden February 2021

BBC Radio 4 Four Thought Sept 2016

Bio

Nick Ivins is a painter of wealth at leisure.

He grew up in West Kent and London art galleries.

He is currently undertaking an MA in Painting at the Royal College of Art, having previously been educated at Turps Banana Art School, and Canterbury College of Art.

He has worked as an advertising, Getty Images stock and society photographer, is a film and photo shoot location house owner, a co-author, one-off actor, and lapsed Cornish pilot gig crew.

He currently lives and works in London, and overlooking the sea at Lyme Bay, Dorset.