Computer is Olga Balema’s (b. 1984 Ukraine) first solo exhibition in the UK. It is centred around a single flat sculpture, created in her studio and the surrounding streets in New York, consisting of a large digital print of a
This anthology of creative writing presents the work and voices of Camden Art Centre’s Youth Collective Online community.
Phoebe Collings-James is a London-based artist who works across sculpture, video, sound and performance. Her works function as what she calls “emotional detritus”; they speak of knowledges of feelings, the debris of violence, language and desire which are inherent to
Notes on Radical Inclusivity, Diaspora, and Poetry is a three episode series curated by the87press (Azad Ashim Sharma and Kashif Sharma-Patel) in partnership with Camden Arts Centre and poet-scholars Nat Raha, Nisha Ramayya, Callie Gardner, James Goodwin, Sarona Abuaker, and
Phoebe Collings-James, looks to unravel what it means to facilitate and hold spaces of knowledge sharing. Mudbelly Teaches was conceived by Collings-James as an intersectional Black queer feminist space that seeks an intimate, reciprocal approach to learning. It is home to