NEWS ANNOUNCEMENT
4 SEPTEMBER, 2026

Teaspoons Project and Wyn Curate ‘Biting Point’ at Pipeline Gallery

Biting Point is a group exhibition curated by cross-disciplinary initiatives Teaspoon Projects and Wyn. The exhibition features photography, sculpture, painting and video works across the diverse practices of five artists: Margherita Pedrotta, Natalie Sasi Organ, Linnea Skoglösa, Danae Stratou, and Kusukazu Uraguchi. All works in the exhibition are shown in London for the first time, with Pedrotta and Sasi Organ presenting site-specific commissions.

The exhibition runs from 4 September to 4 October, 2026 at Pipeline Gallery.

GOWITHYAMO
7 JULY, 2026

15 Questions with… Camila Barvo

On the occasion of her Wyn edition and group exhibition ‘Invasive Species’, Camila Barvo speaks to art writer Gary Grimes about her practice and inspiration - from Colombian artist Olga de Amaral to 90s Shakira - and the process behind her new body of work for Wyn.

Much of her practice, the artist says, deals with “how the hand controls, resists against, but also works with natural materials.” Both her works exhibited in ‘Invasive Species’ and the new body of works created for Wyn follow this line of enquiry, including her engagement with local materials since moving from Colombia to the UK.

NEWS ANNOUNCEMENT
30 APRIL, 2026

Wyn Launches New Edition During London Gallery Weekend

Acclaimed English winery Sugrue South Downs, writer Joel Hart, and artist Camila Barvo partner to create Wyn's Edition II. The first part of Edition II — featuring a series of new works by Barvo — will
launch in June during London Gallery Weekend, with a second part by a different artist to follow in the autumn.

For Wyn, Sugrue South Downs has exclusively crafted a multi-vintage traditional method sparkling wine, with 200 bottles available across the Edition.

THE DRINKS BUSINESS
11 JULY, 2025

#WeekInPictures: Sculptural wines, Riviera dreams and Albariño by the Thames

Wyn launches sculptural wine project

A new English wine label, Wyn, has debuted with a creative twist – pairing winemakers, artists and writers for each edition. The first release – just 120 bottles – brings together Hundred Hills, artist Sonya Derviz and writer Henry Jeffreys. Priced at £180 with a reconfigurable sculpture and essay on England’s emergence as a wine force.