Bringing together the diverse voices of the Spilt Milk artist community, our latest online exhibition delves into themes of home, care, labour, and family, and how these intertwine with a sense of self as artist, as (m)other.

Formula for Care? An exhibition in collaboration with Tonic Arts and NHS Lothian Charity, is currently on display at the Western General Hospital, Edinburgh.

Launching on World Collage Day 2023, we are excited to present Cut, Torn & Mended; an online exhibition and printed zine bringing together collages from thirty Spilt Milk members from different parts of the world.

Formula for Care? An exhibition of ten Spilt Milk members, in collaboration with Tonic Arts and NHS Lothian Charity.

As part of OnFife’s International Women’s Day celebrations, In Unison brings together the work of nine Spilt Milk members.

A fresh and thought-provoking performance confronting the hidden costs of university for people who aren’t a combination of young, male, single, geographically mobile, have no learning differences and no caring responsibilities.

Cartography of Care is an exhibition curated in response to the idea of an emotional atlas. It brings together the work of an international group of artist mothers working across a variety of disciplines to explore how we might map the human experience of caregiving.

Install Image: Anneleen Lindsay 2022.

Spilt Milk Gallery CIC are delighted to announce their first group exhibition of 2022 marking a return to in-person programming for the first time since the pandemic.

We are delighted to announce our 2021 members exhibition; acting balance[d] which features 30 Spilt Milk members whose work responded to the words ‘pressure’ ‘balance’ and ‘centred.’

Today the mother is tied up in myth and mystery. If we are to understand who we are then we must look at our mothers’, and at our mothers’ mother’s.

If not now, when? Is a two-part virtual exhibition curated by Spilt Milk Gallery CIC, presenting the work of over 40 international women and non-binary artists who have been mothering during the pandemic. Launching on International Women’s Day (March 8th), part one of the exhibition explores the impact of the pandemic on mothers’ emotional, physical and psychological wellbeing, while part two is a call-to-action toward a post-pandemic world free of oppression.

An end of year online exhibition featuring Spilt Milk artists.

Due to the ongoing Coronavirus Pandemic, our 2020 annual members’ show will be taking place virtually in the form of an online exhibition supported by a series of online artist talks. We are excited to also be publishing a limited-edition Home-works zine featuring the work of 33 Spilt Milk members.

This year’s member show theme; (‘rebirth’ or ‘regarding birth’) has resulted in a diverse collection of artwork exploring in a range of mediums; representations of birth and the maternal body, contemporary narratives of the mother and child relationship, abstract reflections on the domestic realm as well as work exploring adoption, loss, and the cycle of life.