Apophenia is a new co-commission and the first major solo exhibition in the UK by London-based artist Leah Clements, produced in collaboration with Art Catalyst, Sheffield. 

[soft liquid keys chime nostalgically] at the beginning of a new film called Drafts directed by artist and curator Jade Foster, setting a textured tone of flexibility, reflection and softness for eight organisations’ journey with Disability Justice.

In 2025, we present an extraordinary exhibition celebrating the 250th anniversaries of the landscape painter JMW Turner (1775-1851) and novelist Jane Austen (1775-1817).

Hospital Rooms has teamed up with renowned artists such as Rana Begum, Miranda Forrester, and Christian Marclay, alongside local talents Roo Dhissou and Marley Starskey Butler, and the young people of Sandwell CAMHS, to transform the Lodge Road site.

I have been invited as a panellist to speak during the ‘Collectivism, Community and Collaboration’ conversation alongside Bolanle Tajudeen - founder of Black Blossoms Online, Blk Art Research Group Project (Keith Piper, Marlene Smith, Claudette Johnson) and Janet Vernon, and Black Obsidian Sound System.

Proud to announce a solo exhibition at TG, a gallery in Nottingham, between April-June 2023.

Where have the years gone? As I move into 2023, I reflect on five years of an aspect of my career.

‘Governance Now’ is an annual conference presented by Clore Leadership and the Cultural Governance Alliance (CGA) exploring the critical issues in cultural governance.

The exhibition Open Code by Nottingham-born artist Mac Collins takes over Primary’s Reading Room. The installation features furniture, objects, and sculpture.

The exhibition ‘Attention, Absorption’ at Primary is British Guyanese artist Maybelle Peters' most comprehensive exhibition of work in the UK to date.

At Peace II is the second iteration in a long-term independent curatorial project. This version is held at Two Queens, an artist-led gallery in Leicester, UK.

At Peace is the first iteration in a long-term independent curatorial project.

Co-curator of Meandering Networks, Mapping Nations at Glasgow International 2021.

Join the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI) in New York online for a conversation highlighting the work of CCCADI’s Afro-Caribbean Art Curatorial Fellows.

A unfolding programme of research by artist Maybelle Peters for When We Worked at Raleigh: Contemporary Art Commission.

Tuesday 22 June - Thursday 15 July 2021