A collaborative exhibition of newly commissioned and recent works by London-based painter Jasmir Creed and Birmingham-based artist Roo Dhissou, working at the intersection of social justice and visual practice. The project has been conceived by and includes collective artwork from without SHAPE without FORM.

In Passing is a group exhibition that explores how artists use works on paper, sculpture and interventions to engage with themes of resistance, transience and marginality. 

In Passing is a group exhibition that explores how artists use works on paper, sculpture and interventions to engage with themes of resistance, transience and marginality. 

Raisa Kabir is an artist based in London. She received an MFA from School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2024. She uses woven text/textiles and performance to materialise multiple concepts, concerning the interwoven cultural politics of cloth. Kabir’s work draws on textile mobilities, embodied archives, and geographies of anti-colonial resistance. 

Jitish Kallat (b. 1974, Mumbai) reimagines Pushkin House as a control room for planetary reflection, where signals crisscross skyward and inward.

Alison Jacques presents ‘Release’, the first UK exhibition of Sagarika Sundaram (b.1986, Kolkata, India; lives and works in New York). Working primarily with raw natural fibres, Sundaram’s practice of ‘painterly sculpture’ or ‘textile painting’ defies material, spatial, and linguistic boundaries.