A run-through of London’s project spaces, galleries, and independent artist led-initiatives during the Accelerator, 2023. – February 26, 2024
Playing a hand of the Cityscapes' Urban Canvas Deck with A4 Arts Foundation.
An introduction to instructional works. – February 3, 2025
The present and implied figure in A4's inventory of artworks. – January 24, 2025
On turning decay into memory: five artworks as living archives of time. – December 1, 2024
A mollusc cannot remove or erase a disturbance, but it can transform it into an iridescent object. Looking at how vulnerabilities can be processed over time, six artworks are strung together as pearls. – October 25, 2024
A segue through A4's collected works. – October 4, 2024
Though Common prioritised expressing particular concepts regarding organisational structure in a way that was visual and relatable, it began as multiple interweaving research interests. This path offers a more explicit exploration into the ideas which underlie the exhibition. – February 1, 2024
On the accumulation and organisation of books. A short essay written to accompany the wayfinder for Sean O'Toole's browsable exhibition, Photo book! Photo-book! Photobook! at A4 (February 11–May 21, 2022). – January 29, 2024
Research notes from Mitchell Gilbert Messina's residency, June 1, 2023–August 25, 2023. – Janurary 10, 2024
Artworks and keywords, Risk curated by Josh Ginsburg, November 28, 2019–January 9, 2020. – November 24, 2023
A view into the key roles and relationships that support and promote the making and sharing of art. – May 16, 2024
During a recent audit of our Library, the team found all manner of printed and handwritten matter slipped between the pages of books. From advertisements to newspaper clippings, detailed summaries and train tickets, here are a few highlights from the ephemera collected; a biography of the Library as told by its incidental holdings. – June 4, 2024
Arranged alongside one another, four artworks from A4's Archive offer reflections on dividing lines. – June 7, 2024