29/08/2026
Today is the last day to see our latest exhibition ‘Flux’
Don’t miss out!
Flux is a new exhibition exploring mapping as a critical, speculative, and political practice through the work of architects and researchers Gihan Karunaratne, Prof.
Nishat Awan, and Dr Angeliki Sakellariou. Rather than presenting maps as static representations, the exhibition reimagines mapping as an evolving process that reveals the shifting relationships between space, power, and lived experience.
Bringing together diverse methodologies, Flux examines how spatial practices can document urban transformation, challenge dominant narratives, and imagine more equitable futures. Across themes of migration, resilience, public space, and collective agency, the exhibition demonstrates how mapping can expose hidden spatial relationships while responding to the complexities of contemporary cities.
Collectively, Flux positions mapping as an active practice that embraces uncertainty, reveals overlooked realities, and opens possibilities for participation and transformation. The exhibition invites audiences to reconsider maps not simply as records of place, but as powerful tools for imagining more just, resilient, and responsive urban futures.
Gallery Open Wednesday-Saturday 11am - 5pm
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