DISRUPTION WORKS, A CONTINUOUS EXHIBITION BY GALLERY NO.32
Currently, reactionary forces are working to stop subversive ideas from artists reaching public discourse.
DISRUPTION WORKS aims to embolden these projects and display them to a broader audience. We seek art that disrupts, provokes and immobilises its audience to find answers, or creates a space of possibility where truth can be found.
DISRUPTION WORKS aims to embolden these projects and display them to a broader audience. We seek art that disrupts, provokes and immobilises its audience to find answers, or creates a space of possibility where truth can be found.
DISRUPTION WORKS seeks to improve the dialectical unification of art and life.
@roymaynardart
Steel barbed wire on painted MDF
101x47x20cm
In publications, the eyes of a persons' image are redacted for anonymity, the most telling feature becomes a barrier of identity.
Steel barbed wire on painted MDF
101x47x20cm
In publications, the eyes of a persons' image are redacted for anonymity, the most telling feature becomes a barrier of identity.
PROTEST CALL OUT
Pillow Talk
Saturday 13th November
Richmond Terrace - Opposite Downing Street
115 women have been murdered so far this year. The protest will display a line of pillowcases, each with the hand sewn name and age of a women murdered. Each pillowcase will be held by YOU. Pillow Talk will give equal recognition to all murdered women. There is no data currently for trans women murdered as a result of gender based violence. We will have several placards showing our support for Trans women.
Organised by: Alice Brookes
Pillow Talk
Saturday 13th November
Richmond Terrace - Opposite Downing Street
115 women have been murdered so far this year. The protest will display a line of pillowcases, each with the hand sewn name and age of a women murdered. Each pillowcase will be held by YOU. Pillow Talk will give equal recognition to all murdered women. There is no data currently for trans women murdered as a result of gender based violence. We will have several placards showing our support for Trans women.
Organised by: Alice Brookes
OPEN CALL
We are looking for artists working with any medium (painting, sculpture, photography, performance, video art, animation, film, documentaries, poetry, writing) to be hosted either virtually or in-person at Gallery No.32, London.
Virtual Space:
Submissions to be hosted virtually will be accessible via QR code mounted to a reworked road sign on an accessible outdoor site at Gallery No.32, London.
Outdoor Space:
Information for submissions of performances/installations to be hosted in the outdoor space at Gallery No.32:
DATES
The programme will run from October 2021 running alongside our future projects, including Between Frames', our Frieze Week exhibition in October, and our annual Winter Sculpture Park opening in 2022.
APPLICATIONS OPEN NOW.
GALLERY NO.32
The Gallery is in a small orchard in Bexley, London, alongside a busy public footpath – a path often chosen in repeated daily routines. Gallery No.32 creates a situation, a spectacle, taking people out of their day-2-day and offering alternative life experiences. DISRUPTION WORKS takes this further, as we are calling for works to entice, captivate, and engage.
Gallery No.32 has been a zero-expenditure project. Consequently, we have been able to retain the aim of a non-profit, non-expenditure project. Because of this, we do not charge for applications or use of the space, and in return we do not offer payment for participation. Gallery No.32 is a neutral zone, promoting creative exchange.
We are looking for artists working with any medium (painting, sculpture, photography, performance, video art, animation, film, documentaries, poetry, writing) to be hosted either virtually or in-person at Gallery No.32, London.
Virtual Space:
Submissions to be hosted virtually will be accessible via QR code mounted to a reworked road sign on an accessible outdoor site at Gallery No.32, London.
Outdoor Space:
Information for submissions of performances/installations to be hosted in the outdoor space at Gallery No.32:
- Work will be displayed outdoors 24/7 and will need to withstand the elements, with wind and rain being a key issue to factor into your proposal.
- We are especially keen to host participatory art. Encouraging an audience to take part promotes new emancipatory social relations. With members of the public able to approach the artwork, please consider any risks your artwork may pose to them.
- The site will be open to the public 24/7. We cannot guarantee the safety of your work, so stability and security are important factors within the application. There are trees across the orchard that can be used to support this.
- We cannot guarantee the availability of an electrical hook-up for sound, light etc. We encourage work that uses solar energy if necessary.
- RE-USE & LEAVE NO TRACE. As with all work hosted at Gallery No.32 recycling of materials and use of found materials is encouraged. Work must also cause no damage to the surrounding natural habitat Gallery No.32 is hosted within.
DATES
The programme will run from October 2021 running alongside our future projects, including Between Frames', our Frieze Week exhibition in October, and our annual Winter Sculpture Park opening in 2022.
APPLICATIONS OPEN NOW.
GALLERY NO.32
The Gallery is in a small orchard in Bexley, London, alongside a busy public footpath – a path often chosen in repeated daily routines. Gallery No.32 creates a situation, a spectacle, taking people out of their day-2-day and offering alternative life experiences. DISRUPTION WORKS takes this further, as we are calling for works to entice, captivate, and engage.
Gallery No.32 has been a zero-expenditure project. Consequently, we have been able to retain the aim of a non-profit, non-expenditure project. Because of this, we do not charge for applications or use of the space, and in return we do not offer payment for participation. Gallery No.32 is a neutral zone, promoting creative exchange.
‘From this moment despair ends and tactics begin.’ Raoul Vaneigem - The Revolution of Everyday Life, 1967.
‘From this moment despair ends and tactics begin.’ Raoul Vaneigem - The Revolution of Everyday Life, 1967.