Exhibition: Annie Trevorah: Dolly’s Clinic — Coningsby Gallery

Presented off-site by Mandy Zhang Art and guest curated by Joséphine May Bailey, Dolly’s Clinic places Annie Trevorah’s enquiry into aesthetics, bodily modification and the politics of appearance in context of medieval bestiaries and surrealist imaginations.

Referencing the language and rituals of the contemporary beauty industry, Trevorah introduces a meticulously realised aesthetics clinic for animals named after the first cloned mammal. A cast of six matte aluminium sculptures, each enhanced with organic elements, model a range of signature procedures, complete with consultant’s notes and recovery plans. 

Beneath a playful and humorous surface, the exhibition raises fundamental questions about humanity’s relationship with other species.

Location: Coningsby Gallery, 30 Tottenham Street, London W1T 4RJ
Nearest Station: Goodge Street, via northern line
Date: 4 — 14 November 2026
Opening Times: Tuesday to Friday 10:00 am — 6:00 pm; Saturday 11:00 am — 6:00 pm

Annie Trevorah is a London-based contemporary artist working across sculpture, installation, textiles, animation and immersive environments. Her practice examines transformation, evolution and the shifting relationships between human, animal and environment. Through hybrid forms and alternative evolutionary futures, Trevorah considers how bodies, identities and ecosystems might adapt within an increasingly interconnected world.

Dr. Blanca Regina Perez Bustamante is an accomplished interdisciplinary educator, artist and independent curator. She is recognised for her work in multimedia projection art and experience design. She explores how to create projects through spontaneous systems, often involving moving image, sound, objects, performance and electronics, introducing multimedia narratives. Her practice includes book arts and the creation of unique, experimental publications.