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Field Works: a Trellis exhibition
Art + Community: Collaborative Commissions from UCL Research.
Hoxton Hall is host to Field Works: an exhibition of six artist installations. Developed over a year, the artworks are the results of investigation, collaboration, thinking and playing between east London artists, UCL researchers and communities of people in east London.
Honest and uncomfortable, Field Works probes at the premise that the urban environment is a ready sphere for inequality. But what does this mean? Through their work together, the groups have begun to develop methodologies that work towards an ultimately optimistic reading of the city. They have found humour and tenderness in human connection.
Field Works is curated by Rosie Murdoch and we are delighted to be partnering with Hoxton Hall as host for the exhibition.
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Trellis Young Producers
Also featured in the exhibition are six works created in response to the six artworks by young people from east London.
The Trellis team worked with Waltham Forest Council's Future Formed team to recruit, support and develop six young people over the three months before the Field Works exhibition.
Their work can be found in the bar area of Hoxton Hall.
Trellis and Field Works are made possible by funding from the Engineering and Physical Science Research Council and the Westfield East Bank Creative Futures Fund.
