“We Are The Lions” the story of the Grunwick strike 1976 -1978
19 October 2016 - 26 March 2017
"We are the Lions" the story of the Grunwick strike 1976 - 1978
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"We are the Lions" the story of the Grunwick strike 1976 - 1978
41 artists and filmmakers are exhibiting at the Usurp Art Gallery as part of the Usurp Zone5 Film Festival.
A online exhibition curated by Poulomi Desai to celebrate International Women's Day 2015.
‘The Bear Cupboard’ highlights the stark and impoverished Christmas facing many people living in Britain today under this government’s punitive austerity program.
Oorwonde is an interactive aural installation in which the visitor becomes a willing ‘patient’ to hear, feel, influence and manipulate the soundtrack of a fictitious operation.
This exhibition explores the sonic thresholds that control reactions in other sounds and within our selves.
Veronica Grassi, a wonderful textile artist is now in residence in our studio in the garden and we have offered her the gallery this weekend to show her work and meet visitors.
Exhibitions and performances from some of Usurp's Associate Artists.
A mixed media exhibition around feminism, the construction of identity, and the problematics of the language of art.
Features photographs and video from Egypt and the UK, and marks the 10th death anniversary this year of Carlo Giuliani, killed by police at a G8 demonstration in Genoa.
A large and highly interactive and enjoyable experimental painting exhibit, created by the electronic music and art project, Disinformation.
An exuberant retrospective celebrating over 20 years of experimental and provocative art by one of the leading figures among UK Black and Asian artists.
An exciting multi-media exhibition of short films, and photographic and text montages created as part of Usurp’s digital arts learning programme for 14-18 year olds.
A collaborative exhibition project by the Drey Mandi Collective.
A collaborative exhibition celebrating the eclectic nature of the Usurp Gallery Support team.
Cathy Ward transforms the gallery space into an ethereal parlour of symbol-laden landscapes.
The Usurp Art Collective has successfully launched the only contemporary art gallery and studios in the London Borough of Harrow.