Coloured People is an iterative series based on the lived experiences of the construct of race, within an inner-London borough in the UK. The series currently comprises seven pieces.
Each piece attempts to capture a stage in the artist’s own constructive development. A Social Constructionist perspective was taken to produce these artworks.
Residencies made possible by the Commission for Diversity in the Public Realm for seven creative practitioners: / Annette Fernando (Sri Lanka) / Elyssa
A solo show by Graham Carrick. In Graham Carrick’s paintings, aspirational products rot in a neon palette of dreams that
With support from The Heritage Fund, these are the first large outputs from a project to unearth the hidden histories
Campbell explores the urban landscape, a subject that is a recurring thematic to his practice. However, in this latest body
First shown at Médiathèque Le Teil in 2009, with the support of the Ardèche-Rhône Cultural Dept., south-central France, a selection
Siger Gallery was established in 2012 to promote and sell a broad range of emerging UK and international artists. Siger
Expanding all the way down Aberfeldy Street, Jackson Fowst and Manuel Sanmartin have collaborated on painting an abstract work on
Keith Hopewell AKA Part2ism‘s multidisciplinary practice is focused on the utilisation of public space, and the understanding of how work
We’ve invited Gaz Evans to present Drawing Flowers, the inaugural residency. Gaz explains how his practice has evolved: I first
By setting up a portable furnace upcycled from a shopping trolley and other discarded items, installed in the backyard of
