CURRENT
Reynolds’ solo exhibition Walking A Cappella is open at
Newlyn Art Gallery and The Exchange until 2nd May 2026. Each of the two sites presents a major new work which gives a focus to the other sculptures, collages and prints on display. At Newlyn the sea facing Studio room becomes a gallery space for the first time to display Gyre - a window piece with glass made from beach sand and seaweed. At The Exchange Reynolds is showing A Book of Holes; an immersive three-screen film. These linked gallery presentations explore the poetics of transformation and revelation, 'collapsing different times, ecologies and social worlds' (Hammad Nasar).
Walking A Cappella is accompanied by a new book of the same title, co-published by Newlyn Art Gallery and Anomie, with text contributions by Joanna Kavenna, Hammad Nasar, and Sophie J.Williamson. The design draws on Reynolds book collection; each signature mirrors the paper stock and graphic design styles of historical books, acting as containers for images that document work and texts that run alongside her practice. You can read more about the book and order here.
To extend the thematics of the exhibition there will be a full programme of in-gallery and offsite events including poetry and film, music, talks and workshops across the six months of the run.
From 4th October 2025 - 24th January 2026 at Falmouth Art Gallery Reynolds will be showing a selection of The Universal Now series in a group exhibition Out of Paper. This exhibition explores how paper is used as a medium and the many forms it can take. Created in collaboration with Falmouth School of Art, Falmouth University.
PERMENTLY INSTALLED
In Spring 2025, Reynolds’ sculpture Trilobite joined over 90 sculptures in the Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Originally commissioned for Chatsworth, Trilobite is from the series Anthronauts which invites visitors to see in a non-human way. The curved corten steel sculpture is pierced with 120 glass lenses of various focal lengths. This work echoes how the trilobite, an extinct marine animal with turret eyes, viewed its surroundings.
In 2024, Reynolds completed a permanent commission Gregorian for Hospital Rooms at Longreach Psychiatric Unit in Redruth. July saw her solo show of sculptural work in glass at Roche Court.
Her permanent commission Tre (2022) can be seen in the great library window at Kresen Kernow, the Cornish archive. She talks about her approach to making Tre in this YouTube video. Other permanently installed works in public spaces can be seen at Rambert HQ Southbank where Mim is in the foyer, and at The Box Plymouth, her Elliptical Reading Window remains in situ.