Partnerships

 

Cubitt collaborates with a variety of partners throughout its Gallery, Education and Studios strands. For more information, please visit the relative websites below.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Artquest Peer Forum at Cubitt

Along with a recently launched Public Programme of events, workshops and learning opportunities, Cubitt hosts a Peer Forum in partnership with Artquest to facilitate alternative and grassroots approaches to peer-led practice, learning and self-organisation. Artquest funds an annual peer-initiated mentoring group over a 6 month period at Cubitt, with access to our new Events and Education Space – Studio 5 – to devise their own programme of talks and activities. Please note that, in order to facilitate peer-led learning, these are closed groups, however occasional public events might be held.

As a peer-led, artist-focussed organisation, Cubitt is keen to find new ways to support artists and their practice. Cubitt welcomes applications from artist and practitioners from the broadest range of backgrounds and those experiencing financial, social and/or other access challenges. Applications from groups of artist who have an existing informal relationship is encouraged. Please visit Artquest’s website for more information, guidelines and to apply.

 

The Labours of Love peer mentoring group brings together a number of artists, researchers, and designers whose work considers affective labour and the physical and legal conditions in which it takes place as well as its expression within artistic practice. Bringing together participants from a number of different disciplines and wide age range the group will be a forum for intergenerational exchange, and a site to nurture productive conversation and encourage cross-pollination. The group will meet at Cubitt from June 2017.

 

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Leytonstone 2005, Rose Gibbs, 2017

 

 

 

 

TheNetwork11  was recipient of the first Cubitt Peer Forum from November 2015 to May 2016. It included artists who are each grappling with contemporary art practice in an exciting array of forms including performance, sound and imagery. Beyond the moments of activity as echoed from art groups such as the Pan African Connection and the BLK Art Group in the 1970s/80s, they come together as a new generation of professionals that will not only tease new questions regarding the positions of British based artists of colour and LGBT communities, but also, to reignite relevant discussions brought about by older generations.

 

 

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Artquest Widening Participation internships at Cubitt Gallery

Cubitt Gallery has been collaborating with Artquest and their Widening Participation programme at the University of the Arts London (UAL) since 2014, offering structured internships paid at above London living wage to students that are the first member in their families to attend university. This promotes equal access to careers in the visual arts for graduates from low socio-economic backgrounds, ensuring diversity within the sector and providing a best practice example for high-quality internships. Recent graduates from a variety of courses take on a six month opportunity working with the Gallery team two days a week on delivering the programme and other projects. Please note the scheme and applications are managed by Artquest. More information here.

 

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Cubitt Archive Research Project with Goldsmiths, University of London

To celebrate its 25th anniversary in 2016, Cubitt is collaborating with the MFA Curating at Goldsmiths College to provide an exciting opportunity for two postgraduate students interested in researching the Cubitt Archive and the London art scene of the past 25 years, to produce a joint and/or individual project to be presented in Autumn 2016.  This will be a self-initiated, project-based initiative; the student will be free to research the Cubitt Archive to produce a suitable outcome –publication; blog; small exhibit, etc, with support from Cubitt staff and a dedicated Cubitt studio artist. More information on the archive page; a selection of the students’ research is being published on their blog.

 

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iaspis residency at Cubitt Studios

Cubitt Studios and Gallery are delighted to collaborate with Iaspis and the Swedish Arts Grant Committee on an international, six month residency for Swedish artists at Cubitt Studios. Apart from the studio space, the artist will take part in internal as well as public initiatives such as open studios and other events to interact with the Cubitt community and maximise their stay in London. Following on from a successful pilot in 2014, artist Jessica Johannesson takes on the second residency at Cubitt from October 2015. Previous resident artists include Carl Palm, Anna Ådahl and Jessica Johannesson. Andreas Johansson is the current residency artists for 2017/18.  More information on the scheme and how to apply here.

 

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Carl Palm Untitled, 2016.

 

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