7 July - 30 September
A galvanising collection of visual arts, screenings, live performances and more spanning themes of migration, oppression, climate change, technology and mental health.
Meet a lone sailor figure braving the bluster and bluff of Brexit. Join artists creating collaborative unions of tape, movement and signage. Witness a performer taking steps backwards, even as democracy retreats in Hong Kong. Consider a charred tree evaporating in the face of climate change. Watch as a woman, wrapped in earth-sprinkled sackcloth, rolls to retrace the footsteps of her ancestors. Indulge in your own 10-minute portraiture, refreshments, postcards, prints and zines.
Galvanise. A gathering of words, poetry, music, film, performance, installation, photography, painting, collage, fine arts and more.
Artists exhibiting:
Deborah Aitken, SM Asadullah, Tanaz Assefi, Eeshita Azad, Kavan Balasuriya, Chris Bird, Mary Blomley, Claire Cansick, Graham Carrick, Catherine Chambers, Charlie Chronbik, Amber Cooper-Davies, Aliyah Coreana, Jayda David, DMINTN, Ferha Farroqui, Georgie Fay, Annette Fernando, Nelson Ferreira, Abu Foysol, Emily Hana, Elizabeth Hannaford, Hayley Harrison, Sam Hart, Kevin Herlihy, Katie Horwhich, Michael Johnson, Chika Jones, Marion Jones, Katherine Jones RA, Gabriella Kardos, Shen Ka Yee, Ursula Kelly, Kirsty Kerr ,Petra Kneile, Daniele Lamarche, Christopher Lane, Temsuyanger Longkumer, LUAP, Meija Liepins, Peter Mammes, Sonia Martin, Pip McDonald, Zaman Md Fakruzzaman, Medea, Sabi North, Paloma Orts, Jane Palm-Gold, Husna Parvin, Ash Patterson, John Pedder, Biddy Peppin, Sumi Perera, Ness Perriam, Perspicere, Gabrielle Poitras, Nicola Pritchard, Ian Rawlson, Matteo Razzano, Ray Richardson, Reece Robinson, Russell Herron, Felipe Rojas, Benedetto Sacco, Nina Schulze, Marianne Simonin, Morgan Sinton-Hewitt, Chloe Smith, Yu Ting, Charles Williams, Helen Wilson, Karen Wood, J Cocoa, Natalio Faingold, Foshka Gero, Dutch Grip, Daniel Hewson, Will Mount & Twenty One Crows
7-15 Greatorex Street, E1 5NF
Galvanise Opening Night Private View
07/07/2022
5:30pm-10pm
Join us for a timely reflection on collective struggle, action and hope spanning themes of migration, oppression, climate change, technology and mental health. A galvanising collection of visual arts, screenings, live performances and more.
The exhibition opens with work from 80 artists from around the world including live performances, show tours, music, live drawing and refreshments.
Come and meet the artists and galvanise yourself and your friends.
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