Gallery No.32 has joined Curators International in hosting Hans Ulrich Obrist ‘Do It (home)’. The exhibition sees renown artists, musicians and creatives including Olafur Eliasson Tracey Emin and FKA Twigs share simple instructions for how to make an artwork, designed to be followed at home and accessible to as many people as possible. We’ll be posting a selection of artists instructions each week. Follow the artists’ call, enter their world, and realize an artwork on their behalf. When you’re ready to return to the screen, share that you did it! Make connections with other doers on Instagram with #doithome




Collaborating Art Spaces: 220 Cultura Contemporánea (Córdoba, Argentina); Gallery No.32 (London, England); Ilmin, Seoul (Seoul, South Korea); Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art (Las Vegas, NV); Michaelis Galleries (Cape Town, South Africa); Queens Museum (Corona, NY); Reykjavik Art Museum (Reykjavik, Iceland); Samstag Museum of Art (Adelaide, Australia); Weisman Gallery (Minneapolis, Minnesota); and dozens more!

Curators International ICI In collaboration with Serpentine Galleries.


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Gallery No. 32,
Manor Way,
Bexley DA5 3QG
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Directors:
Meg Stuart
Kieran Idle

Testimonials

During the most challenging circumstances of a generation the guys went out of their way to make sure an exhibition happened. As an artist this gave me something to focus on and work towards. Gallery no.32 offers artists a valuable platform. Their support is a constant and capable presence in a wonderfully ego free environment.​" – Patrick Colhoun

​Thank you for providing such a unique opportunity. I love that the exhibition may also be experienced by viewers who wouldn't normally enter the gallery space. I met so many people just wandering by during install, asking questions about the work and excited to come back. It's great to have something so accessible and free to all. – Marie-Louise Jones

Challenge allows your practice to progress. I feel so lucky to have met curators like Meg and Kieran who are sourcing unusual exhibition spaces for artists. After two years with limited access to spaces Gallery No.32 are finding new ways to support artists. I had such a wonderful experience working with them and I hope to be able to continue working together in the future.​ – Tere Chad

I was impressed by the professionalism of the installation arrangements, publicity and catalogue. My work was seen by a group in Amsterdam, who have since offered me a residency and a place in their exhibition later this year. Some friends who live locally, raved how the show inspired and provoked discussion among their grandchildren. They visited twice.​ – Nicola Turner

What a pleasure it was to meet Megan and Kieran, an unstoppable force in the midst of lockdown, generous with their time and space and supportive throughout the WSP show. They have reshaped the notion of a Sculpture Park in their own name as a place for all. – Cat Robertson

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