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Appau Jnr Boakye-Yiadom

Multimedia artist, working cross installation, performance, sculpture, photography, and sound.

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Paul Purgas

Multidisciplinary artist working with sound, performance and installation.

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Anna Mikkola

Artist exploring the ways that technology alters human subjectivity and the human relation to the environment.

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Eloise Hawser

Artist exploring the emotional resonances in the architectural, mechanical and electrical infrastructure.

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Jenn Nkiru

Artist and director.

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Laura Grace Ford

Laura Grace Ford is a London based artist and writer concerned with the politics and poetics of place.

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Hannah Perry

Visual artist

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Nick Ryan

Multi-disciplinary artist and composer exploring the auditory representation of information, physical materiality and space

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Florence Peake

Visual artist, choreographer and dancer using drawing, painting and sculpture materials with the moving body.

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Ilona Sagar

Cross-disciplinary artist and filmmaker, working with a diverse range of media spanning moving-image, sound-design, text, performance and installation

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Sian Fan

Sian Fan’s interdisciplinary practise combines technology and performance to explore mixed identities, existing between worlds and what it means to be human in the digital age.

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Sam Williams

Visual artist and filmmaker working between moving image, performance and installation.

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Vivienne Griffin

Griffin’s antidisciplinary practice includes electronic noise, one-to-one performances, objects (found and made) and drawings.

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Imran Perretta

Artist whose work addresses biopower, marginality and the (de)construction of cultural histories.

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Col Self

Practice-led work researching the potential of ritual magick for post-capitalism, asking if counterculture is truly dead within a surveilled neoliberal environment.

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Malik Nashad Sharpe

Malik Nashad Sharpe is a choreographer, dancer, and movement director, regularly making work under the alias marikiscrycrycry.

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