An exhibition of artworks made by Gee Vaucher for the iconic collective and art punk band Crass
To accompany the unveiling of Sanctum Sanctorum Est, join us for a live performance by Mai Weisz, showing her view on the female figure and the anguish accompanying being trapped in the chains of judgment. The exhibition will be accompanied by a Soudscape by Douglas Norton, allowing the world of the art to bleed into the space around the frame.
We are proud to present Cat Felix Machado’s Temple as the collection of works Sanctum Sanctorum Est presents a vision regarding the oppression of women throughout history in all religions.
Humanity stands at the brink of a new era of automation, poised for a profound transformation. The latest advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are revolutionising our way of life. Both Sides Now 9 delves into the subject using video artwork from Hong Kong, the UK and internationally, delving into the intricate interplay between generative technology and creativity.
To continue its residency, Temple continues with a live performance by Catarina Félix Machado, an ambient music improvisation which fulfills herown vision of the paintings. Soudscape by Douglas Norton, allowing the world of the art to bleed into the space around the frame will also accompany the collection of paintings, Sanctum Sanctorum Est.
Through the Looking Glasses Presents a screening of Christie Malry’s Own Double Entry (2000), followed by an in-person Q&A with director Paul Tickell & soundtrack composer Luke Haines.
To mark the closing of Temple, join us for live performances by Mai Weisz, Catarina Félix Machado and Douglas Norton.
To celebrate the opening of Josephine Foster and Alexia Marmara’s joint exhibition, Anew Old Adage, we are overjoyed to welcome the incredible Josephine Foster for a very special night of poem incantations and drawings
Inviting you now although truly, Josephine Foster presents ink poem-pictures Anew Old Adage and as well paintings by Alexia Marmara.
Jesus “Chuy" Aceves and a dozen members of his family suffer from hypertrichosis, meaning they were born with excessive hair on their faces. This documentary examines their day-to-day lives, and their struggle to find love, acceptance and employment.