As part of Almudena Romero‘s residency with Scene, and as a further exploration of the cyanotype process, she invited members of the public to create an abstract piece of collaborative work. The workshop was designed to explore the cyanotype process from a contemporary approach, encouraging participants to bring and use a variety of different objects. […]
The first session of The Exchange at ‘Process’ was a great success, with conversations spanning religion, the meaning of life, social media and generational attitudes. The Exchange is asking you to bring your opinions, thoughts and ideas to the table and take part in a pair of discussions to deliberate the way society measures and […]
As part of Adam Blencowe‘s time with Scene, he expanded on his original project ‘The Adhocist Chair‘ with a workshop open to the public. The perimeters were: To work to a given brief (written by visitors to the gallery) To use the materials on hand (found and scrap material) To answer the brief within 4 […]
Thank you to everyone who has already visited People in Process, and especially those who helped make the opening a great night! The exhibition is still on for a couple of days, closing on Sunday 20th March – so grab your chance while you can! Here are a selection of photos from the various events […]
erect architecture is an award-winning architectural practice led by Barbara Kaucky and Susanne Tutsch. They have developed an expertise in the fields of user-centred architecture for leisure, culture, education, work and play. As a practice erect architecture treasure the cross-fertilisation and innovation that comes from creative collaborations and teamwork. They seek new and creative ways of working with […]
Christabel Balfour is an artist and weaver, living and working in South East London. She studied at the Ruskin School of Fine Art where she produced woven sculptures and immersive installations. Since graduating she has focused on tapestry weaving, as well as producing handmade papercuts. Her work seeks to combine the geometry of the city […]