Ana Kazaroff is an Argentinian artist based in Croydon. She draws connections between everyday materials, such as processed meats and stone. Woodwork and faux surfaces are the core of her process as she approaches materials as a way to bring to light power structures. In her practice there is no hierarchy: marble, chorizo and wood […]
Imogen Patel, currently based in South London, is a multidisciplinary artist born in Hertfordshire. Her work draws on themes related to race and identity, by exploring her placement as a British-Asian woman in a post-colonial Britain. She explores the layers of her heritage by combining elements of Sari, Indian motifs, and scenery from both urban […]
Club Soda is a charity that provides opportunities for people with learning disabilities to access and enjoy music and the arts through multiple projects.
Natasha Thembiso Ruwona is a Scottish-Zimbabwean writer, artist-filmmaker and researcher. Using spatial practice and Afrofuturism as guides, her work contemplates place, time and memory as they relate to environmental relationships. Recent projects include a film commission for Resisting Toxic Climates: Gender, Colonialism, and Environment – a conference with the British Academy and University of Edinburgh, […]
Kars (he/they) is a movement-based, material-inspired multidisciplinary artist/performer who enjoys running furiously, far away from technique into the queer ether of self-taught delusion. Their most current project ‘WHY NOT CHOP THEM OFF’ documents and explores their relationship to his non-binary/trans-masculine tits on their fluid approach to gender transition, and aims to protest the sensationalised medicalisation […]
London based Illustrator & Animator with recent credits in work such as the Frameless immersive gallery in Marble Arch and for several TV & Theatre productions.
Flora makes sculpture, writing, sound, video, and participatory events to explore the relationship between interior experience and the outside world, often through fantasy narratives, with an interest in how altered psychological states and storytelling can affect our understanding of shared spaces and their ownership. They draw from speculative fiction, folk art, philosophy, and theory about […]
David Gilbert is a director and theatre maker from Zimbabwe who’s worked with the top leading theatre’s in the UK since 2012. David has worked on projects and shows with Kiln Theatre, National Theatre, Young Vic, Unicorn, Almeida, Halfmoon, Oval House, Cambridge Junction and Trafalgar Studios. He is a recipient of the 3 Month Regional […]
Asha is a painter, writer, educator and cultural practitioner based in South London creating work through practical and embodied knowledge. Using theory from queer black feminists including bell hooks and Audre Lorde, their practice allows space for challenging emotions, healing and empowerment.
I am an independent artist, facilitator and teacher. My practice is a jigsaw of creating, performing and learning with a range of people of all ages. I regularly work with SLiDE Dance, write and perform NoggleNoggleLand and I also teach in higher education.