Exhibitions Hub
Nectere, was a group show featuring work from Maria Joranko, Hannah Morgan, Ding Ruyi and Sabīne Šnē. This presentation was the culmination of a year-long residency at Acme’s Warton House studio building. Nectere, a Latin verb meaning ‘to attach, bind, connect’, was a group show exploring points of intersection present in the artists’ practices. The […]
Grey Area was centred around the presentation of a new sound piece informed by Tiffany Wellington’s research on the light & sound of the colour red. Red has anxiety reducing, low energy effects; that are characterised by a deeper, bassier sound, and has been scientifically proven to have a calming effect on the mind. This […]
SET’s inaugural film festival of contemporary, artist and archival film. The festival took place every Thursday in November 2023 in a purpose-built cinema at SET Social, Peckham. Festival Curators: Amina Ali, Ellie Dobbs and Verity Monroe.
Ghost Show: The Haunted House was a one-week art exhibition using the classic ‘haunted house experience’ to think about new ways of exhibiting art, supported by Arts Council England. Residing within a bespoke theatrical horror setting in Copeland Park, GHOST SHOW worked with 70 emerging artists to devise an inclusive, approachable programme for a wider audience […]
Rebecca Salvadori and Felice Moramarco: In Lucid Dreams We Dance 1 organised by Clara Rodrigo and Jael Arazi, 30 September 2022, Chisenhale Studios. Image credits: Emily YCL. The event was a zine launch of In Lucid Dreams We Dance 1 and a screening of ‘The Sun Has No Shadow’ by Rebecca Salvadori. The screening was […]
Metamorph is an ongoing collaborative project between Clémentine Bedos, Assia Ghendir, Verity Coward and Holly Hunter. It is a multi-disciplinary project that revisits the myth of Daphne through a transcultural and multi-species lens. Using queer methodologies and transmedia storytelling techniques, Metamorph shifts the narrative around the agency of the character in their becoming-tree. This live sonic […]
Entanglements in Time was an exhibition at Lewisham Arthouse showcasing UK-based artists Bart Hajduk, Christopher Taylor, Jasmin Märker, Kristina Pulejkova, Margo Trushina, Solveig Settemsdal and Yambe Tam, curated by Kristine Tan and Mariana Lemos.
Through research into Cubitt’s extensive archive of the organisation’s 30-year history, an algorithm was developed from past data sets in collaboration with Black Shuck, a UK based co-operative producing digital projects. Using input materials such as exhibition press releases and artist bios, the algorithm was capable of generating artist names, birth dates, and educational backgrounds […]
