The welfare state is failing with changes plaguing those reliant on it. Through photography, installation, sculpture and performance, produced in collaboration with individuals who have lived experience, populist rhetorics are visualised as new lateral ideas for socially progressive systems are examined.

Joining up with our friends at Iris Prize, we’re thrilled to host a drinks reception to celebrate our projects over the last year for a pop-up exhibition of Siria Ferrer’s iconic commission.

An Incremental Demise examines the choices we face about land use today - presented through personal stories, scientific evidence, and a hopeful protest for our future.

How You Dey : Derived from the Nigerian Pidgin greeting meaning "How are you?". ​ How You Dey is an immersive exhibition based on a series of creative well-being sessions led by artist Abike Ogunlokun, Nelly Ating, Paskaline Maiyo, and therapist Star Moyo for SSAP.