Soho Solos brings together four solo presentations by Mandy Hudson, James Robert Morrison, Conor Quinn and Alice Sheppard Fidler at Great Pulteney Street Gallery, on view from 10 to 28 June 2026. The exhibition follows the inaugural Soho Open, where artists selected from more than 2000 submissions return with new bodies of work. Presented across four separate gallery spaces, the show offers a focused look at unique practices within contemporary art.
Hudson and Sheppard Fidler both work with discarded and overlooked materials, approaching them from different angles. Hudson translates everyday objects into carefully composed still life paintings, while Sheppard Fidler constructs sculptures and installations that respond to their surroundings.
Quinn and Morrison turn to personal history, drawing on experiences of growing up gay in heteronormative environments. Quinn’s paintings introduce elements of self portraiture and puppets, while Morrison reworks imagery from vintage gay pornography into delicate drawings on fragile surfaces.
Together, the four exhibitions read as individual narratives focusing on memory and material. Though each artist works independently, the structure of the show creates an inspiring dialogue across the space, reflecting a range of approaches that emerged from the Soho Open.
The exhibition will be on view at Great Pulteney Street Gallery (36 Great Pulteney Street, London W1F 9NS).
