One of the recurring motifs in Birmingham-born painter Hurvin Anderson’s work is a hometown barber shop, a subject he first depicted in 2006, and has returned to regularly since, exploring different styles and techniques, drifting from figuration to abstraction and raising questions about memory, identity and nationhood. That series forms the mainstay of this show. Anderson was shortlisted for the Turner Prize in 2017. From October 7 till March, two gallery walls will also be dedicated to the work of multi-media artist Roland Hicks.