Projects
New ideas, understanding and exchange lie at the heart of what we do. We support artists whose practice as research represents an exploration of society at the intersection of migration, environmental sustainability, gender, social justice, race, institutional practice and decolonisation.
We build relationships, practice and projects with rigour, care and generosity, creating spaces to enable a deeper understanding of multiple lived experiences and perspectives.
Our work explores some big questions around the value and ethics of artistic production and engagement – for whom, by whom, with whom and in response to societal and environmental issues that both unite and divide us.
Our projects serve as a platform for new processes, practice and partnerships to grow in times of extraordinary political change and transition.
We build relationships, practice and projects with rigour, care and generosity, creating spaces to enable a deeper understanding of multiple lived experiences and perspectives.
Our work explores some big questions around the value and ethics of artistic production and engagement – for whom, by whom, with whom and in response to societal and environmental issues that both unite and divide us.
Our projects serve as a platform for new processes, practice and partnerships to grow in times of extraordinary political change and transition.
Current
CONtested desires: Constructive dialoguesThis Creative Europe programme considers the problematic legacy of European colonialism through international artistic production, exchange and learning.
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assembleASSEMBLE focuses on the rights of artists and the role of culture in supporting artists and communities with lived experience of displacement.
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(Re)GroundingA residency programme between D6 and IZOLYATSIA (Ukraine). (Re)Grounding explores the social, political and environmental injustices of the climate crisis, asking what must be done to bring about the drastic change needed.
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We are producers of temporary art in public spaces, both physical and virtual, with a 31-year history of producing ambitious commissions with partners locally and internationally. From the intimate to the spectacular, our commissions explore the relationships between the communities who use public spaces and their socio-political environments.
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