Museums & Galleries

One to Give. One to Take Away, Jody Kerwick

Little Greene colours have been used at Yorkshire Sculpture Park in Wakefield to create a bold and impactful space.

Our strong green, Green Verditer provides a vibrant backdrop for a selection of paintings that vividly depict fantastical creatures and narratives. Whilst the plinths were painted in Dock Blue, a deep indigo hue that creates a bold contrast to stone sculptures.

The exhibition, Jordy Kerwick: One to Give. One to Take Away, features new works created especially for YSP by Australian artist, Jordy Kerwick.  It will run until 22 February 2026.

Suzanne Treister: Prophetic Dreaming

A new exhibition at Modern Art Oxford features a selection of Little Greene shades to provide a series of impactful gallery spaces.  

A curated palette of blues including Thai Sapphire, Smalt, and Sky Blue creates a bold and atmospheric backdrop to a selection of paintings and immersive digital installations. Whilst our elegant neutral, Normandy Grey contributes to an overall contemplative space, inviting viewers to reflect on society’s relationship with technology.  

Suzanne Treister: Prophetic Dreaming marks the first major retrospective by pioneering digital and para-disciplinary artist Suzanne Treister, displaying artwork spanning over four decades.   

The exhibition will run until 12th April 2026. 

The Wallace Collection - Grayson Perry: Delusions of Grandeur

A new exhibition at The Wallace Collection in London features a selection of bold Little Greene shades. Colours including Obsidian Green, Dock Blue, Leather and Smalt provide an atmospheric backdrop, complementing a selection of artworks including ceramics, tapestries, metalwork and more.

Grayson Perry: Delusions of Grandeur is the largest contemporary exhibition ever held at the museum, featuring over 40 new works by Sir Grayson Perry alongside historic works by Aloïse Corbaz and Madge Gill.

The exhibition will run until Sunday 26th October 2025.

Scented Visions: Smell in Art 1850-1915

Watts Gallery have used three bold Little Greene paint shades to complement artwork in their latest exhibition. Our rich, deep hues, Woad and Arras, provide a beautiful backdrop to gilded picture frames, whilst the earthy grey, Silt, creates contrast.

‘Scented Visions’ displays a curated selection of Pre-Raphaelite artworks. These have been thoughtfully paired with three bespoke scents alongside the chosen paint shades, creating an encompassing, sensory experience.

The exhibition is open until 9th November 2025.

Edo Pop: Japanese Prints 1825-1895, Watts Gallery - Artists' Village 

A new exhibition at Watts Gallery - Artists' Village in Surrey features our delicate pink, Confetti. 

Confetti provides an elegant backdrop which complements the depth and detail of the handcrafted prints. 

The exhibition, Edo Pop: Japanese Prints 1825-1895, celebrates the dynamic history of Edo through intricate Japanese woodblock prints from the private collection of art historian and writer, Frank Milner.

The exhibition will run from Tuesday 19th March – Sunday 6th October 2024. 

Dora Carrington: Beyond Bloomsbury

The Pallant House Gallery in Chichester, West Sussex has featured a selection of Little Greene shades throughout their exhibition space.

Colours like Inox, Blush, Cordoba, James, Pea Green, Light Gold and Pale Wedgwood create a bright and contemporary backdrop to complement artworks in the ‘Dora Carrington: Beyond Bloomsbury’ exhibition, inviting visitors to explore the life and work of a remarkable artist who defied social norms with her bohemian lifestyle.

The exhibition will runs until Sunday 27th April 2025.

A new exhibition at South London Gallery features our delicate pink, Chemise. 

Chemise was used to create a beautiful, striped design that wraps around the gallery walls. It provides a visually striking backdrop, as visitors view a curated selection of new and recent multimedia works by artist, Yto Barrada.  

The exhibition, Yto Barrada: Thrill, Fill and Spill, features textiles and natural dyes handcrafted in Tangier, alongside evocative works in film, sculpture and painting. 

The exhibition will run until Sunday 11th January 2026

Into Abstraction: Modern British Art and the Landscape

Little Greene colours have been used to provide impactful spaces within The Burton at Bideford in North Devon. A palette of bold shades like Dock Blue and Light Gold create striking backdrops to complement a selection of modern British artworks. They invite visitors to explore the intersection of abstraction and landscape in British art from the 1920s to the early 1970s.

The summer exhibition, Into Abstraction: Modern British Art and the Landscape, was organised in collaboration with The Hepworth Wakefield, and includes works by over 40 notable artists such as Henry Moore, Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Patrick Heron, Barbara Hepworth, Allin Braund, L.S. Lowry and many more.

The exhibition runs until 14th September 2025.

Pippa Hale: Pet Project

A new exhibition at The Bowes Museum in County Durham features vibrant Little Green shades.

Phthalo Green and Leather provide bright, playful backdrops, enhancing the interactive exhibition space, inviting visitors of all ages to be inspired by the museum’s renowned ceramics collection.

The Pippa Hale: Pet Project exhibition showcases the solo commission by acclaimed artist, Pippa Hale, including large-scale, soft recreations of animals, alongside displays of original ceramics that inspired them. Alongside the exhibition are a range of workshops for adults and children to get creative.

The exhibition will run until 1st March 2026.