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April 2
Gavin Wade: L is for Landscape
Without Dirt
Ella Belenky, Harun Morrison , Oona Wilkinson
May 1
David Blamey
Matthew Cornford
Schirin Kretschmann
May 2
Genré [machine] Painting
Andee Collard
May 16
Hilary Jack
May 23
Old Skool - Artist Talk 2-5pm
May 28
Saulius Leonavičius invites
Jez Dolan, Lewis Graham, Joanne Masding.
Paul Vivien,
more to folow...
May 30
Pallet Show
Daniel Pryde-Jarman
June 4
Old Europe2
Saulius Leonavičius
June 6
Ostalgie Reading Room -Performance
Old Europe2 - Artist Talk
2-5pm
June 11
Angelina May Davis
June 11
Andrew Lacon
June 20 -21
Film Weekend
Céline Berger, Priscila Fernandes,
Duncan Poultan, more to follow...
June 27
Old England - Artist Talk 2-4pm
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The Myth of Barter
Minor Attractions
Village Greens . .
DreamLife
Stop the Chaos Turn the Page
The Nasty Book
2024
Preserving Hole
Dreaming Upon a White Stone
More News About Flowers
Crate on Pallet
Tree & Leaf
Imagine What We Can Do Tomorrow
Hyper_DEFLATION
P.A.L
Pressing
Songs of the Modern World
Cool - Warm - Hot
Fayre Share Fayre
NHS
Abstract Kab - Radical Plagerism
Council of Voices : Vanley Burke
Collected Domestic Conceptualism
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Without Dirt
April 2-18
Ella Belenky, Harun Morrison, Oona Wilkinson
Without Dirt is the fourth exhibition in a series that takes the flower as a point of departure. The title references Aconite as a figure for a politics of care. Also known as Wolfsbane, Aconite can take root without soil and is among the most toxic plants in the world. Despite its lethality, it has a long history within traditional medicinal systems, where it is handled only through careful and extensive preparation. It embodies ambivalence: care entangled with harm, and survival bound to risk. The exhibition also reflects on how duo and small group shows carry an implicit structure of dialogue and trust, where artists work in proximity, responding to and supporting one another’s practices.
The first exhibition in the series, Cryopreservation: Need Flowers Tomorrow? (2013), considered the suspended life of the flower in relation to futurity, preservation and delay. Its sardonic title responded to the speculative, end-of-days imaginaries circulating among tech entrepreneurs at the time. The second and third shows were, More News About Flowers (2023) and Even More News About Flowers (also 2023), returned to the flower through questions of reproduction, both botanical and image-based, borrowing its title from an essay by Walter Benjamin.
Through their research-led practices, Oona Wilkinson, Harun Morrison and Ella Belenky each approach care, precarity and positionality as intertwined conditions.
Wilkinson’s work explores material systems of reuse and redistribution, examining how labour, waste and value circulate beyond stable hierarchies.
Morrison’s research engages histories of colonial extraction and embodied resistance, tracing links between ecological violence and lived experience.
Belenky’s practice focuses on processes of translation and repair, asking how attention and adaptation shape both material and social infrastructures.
Taken together, these research-based approaches explore how life emerges between risk and resilience, using relationality as a way of thinking about and sustaining collective futures.
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PV - April 2 2026
5-8pm
Division of Labour Holy Trinity, Cloudesley Square, London N1 0HN, UK c/o The Florence Trust - Tube: Angel / Bus No19 Islington Green