Ground Zero, Size Zero offers a timely nod, in September, to London Fashion Week. Drawing on the work of an improbable selection of artists, it traces body panic, dysmorphia and anxieties about the body through their works. Some engage directly with the media images fed to us by the endless diet of fashion magazines, colluding with and subverting their notions of the idealised body in equal parts. Others tap into the neurotic niggling anxieties about who we are within our own organic existence, their locus of concern, perhaps, sharing something in common with the world of fashion that feels the need to reshape and reform the living form since a natural existence is simply not good enough.