The Gallery of Everything presents the first solo exhibition in the UK dedicated to Sam Doyle (1906–1985), one of the most distinctive figures in twentieth-century African-American art. Bringing together over 20 paintings and sculptures, many on public display for the first time, the exhibition reflects Doyle’s singular practice and his role as a visual chronicler of St Helena Island, South Carolina. His work records a community shaped by the island’s histories of slavery and emancipation and the emergence of a self-determined Black community, preserving its people, beliefs and stories through an intensely personal visual language.