We’re delighted to share that Chiara Camoni, featured in our exhibition In Our Hands, has been selected to represent Italy at the 61st Venice Biennale (2026). Her project Con te con tutto, curated by Cecilia Canziani, will explore themes of co-creation, material transformation, and collective making; ideas central to our own programme.
Founded by artist Joanna Brinton, Good Studio promotes conversation and exchange through sustainable Risograph printing.
Their Riso machine will now be hosted in our gallery, creating new opportunities for collaboration, learning, and community-led publishing. To kick things off, we’ll be re-visiting our gallery fanzine — and we’d love for you to get involved.
If you’re interested in learning how to Riso print or want to contribute to the next issue, please get in touch.
By hosting Good Studio’s Risograph, we’re transforming part of the gallery into a working print studio; a place for shared making and creative exchange. Our gallery fanzine sits at the heart of this, offering a way to share artists’ practices and stories more widely. The partnership reflects our post-growth ethos: expanding how we support artists and audiences; valuing participation alongside production, care alongside commerce, and culture that grows through connection rather than expansion.
For Art Antwerp, Arcade presents To Find Other Solutions Than Those Planned, a project by Luca Bertolo (IT. 1968) conceived as a dialogue with the late Philippe Vandenberg. Centred on Vandenberg’s ZT (Pour trouver d’autres solutions que prévues prions la Madonne de Molenbeek), the presentation extends a conversation across time; between two artists who share a language of doubt, resistance, and renewal.
We’re thrilled to partner with artist Kathrin Böhm and Shaun Tuck from Company Drinks, blending art and community through a permanent fridge display in our kitchen. Stocked with their handcrafted drinks, this collaboration highlights the intersection of art, social value, and nourishment. It’s a celebration of how art, like food, sustains and transforms communities. Stay tuned for more as we explore how art and social enterprise can spark change and inspire conversations.
JEREMIAH DAY
HOME TO ROOST: IMAGINING THE PRESENT
Home to Roost a roaming experience, offering a space to explore and challenge the political overwhelm of our time.
DAPPER BRUCE LAFITTE
MARCHING BANDS
Artist Dapper Bruce Lafitte has launched an ongoing project celebrating university and college marching bands across the United States. Using his distinctive, energetic drawing style, Lafitte captures the rhythm, colour, and movement of these ensembles; gifting each finished work back to the band it depicts.
The project continues his commitment to community, education, and joy through drawing; a testament to art as an act of recognition and generosity.
