For LGBT+ history month, the lounge project space supported by Bow Arts Trust brings together seven LGBT+ artists. The works are a celebration of identity and ability to fully express oneself creatively; each work another brick thrown against those seeking to push us towards Nowheresville.
A project exploring migration, travel (both physical and imaginary), and directly engaging with the Royal Albert Wharf, its historic importance as part of the London Docks as well as its current regeneration and status as a burgeoning residential community.
For two weeks in February, artist Mark Beldan will be in residence at The Lounge in Camden. Guests are invited to make an appointment to stop by and witness his making process.
Join Annamaria Michela for an immersive residency exploring the theme of memory. Memory is fluid, shaped by time, emotion, and reinterpretation. This project examines the delicate balance between remembering and forgetting, and the role art practice plays in this process, using layered painting techniques and cyanotype to reflect how memories surface, fade, and transform. Through art-making and community engagement, the residency invites participants to question what we keep, what we lose, and how memory shapes our identity.
Taking place in the ex-office spaces at Shaftesbury Avenue, The Floor is Lava presents a modular stage, inviting 40 artists to showcase sculptural works that disrupt and subvert the utilitarian architecture of the office environment.
For two weeks in February, artist Mark Beldan will be in residence at The Lounge in Camden. Guests are invited to make an appointment to stop by and witness his making process.
Sorry about the mess is a group exhibition of work by visual artists and writers who are also mothers, exploring the evolving relationship between motherhood and making art.
