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COMPOUND NOTIONS May 21st - 24th 2026
A 4 day exhibition presenting 64 contemporary artists' interpretations on the theme of COLLAGE. The exhibition explores the definition of the term through experimental and traditional media. Curated by the directors of @carts.cic @joartmcc @frogmorris and @thesarahsparkes for Art Hub Studios CIC in New Cross, South East London.
Compound Notions includes works rooted in the traditions and conventions of collage - decoupage, cut and paste, assemblage and use of found materials, alongside pieces that push the boundaries of the definition with novel materials, installation, sound and performance. The curators have taken a creative approach to hanging, with the exhibition presenting as a large scale, immersive contemporary collage.
In the 2019 exhibition “Cut and Paste: 400 years of Collage” at The National Galleries, Scotland,
figures such as Mary Delaney demonstrated that collage was not a twentieth century invention but
an earlier, often feminised form of knowledge - making and world ordering. While common
historical narratives place the invention of collage with cubism, Compound Notions draws attention
to the genre's roots in textile, mosaic and scrapbooking.
Free workshops accompanying the exhibition will allow the audience to express themselves in a
variety of ways.
Artists:
@andreagartz
@harrypyepaintings
@carolineagregory
@mandyprowse
@alice.labant
@kompanietsanna
@alkeschmidtart
@jfdownham
@be_heard_museum
@sandrawallace9755
@lanadesastre
@annusk
@danielatdungeness
@edorifertigart
@walshbernard
@sartre25_presents
@gail_dickerson9
@jasongibilaro
@iamkatiebrain
@alexandresantacruz
@ladylucyart
@nunheadarts
@jmillarstudio
@yairmeshoulam
@marqkearey
@mikeygeorgeson
@charsquire
@chitsabesanusha
@sarahdoyleart
@joartmcc
@milkbuttons.exe
@thesarahsparkes
@alicesaga
@juliamaddison
@himanijayasuriyaweir
@nicole.mollett
@frogmorris
@vanya_balogh
@mandeegage
@marciascott777

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Thank you for all the birthday good wishes. I had a wonderful day yesterday. Thanks to friends who joined me at @crossbonesgraveyard to honour the outcast dead which has become a bit of a birthday tradition . Ritual led by Jennifer Cooper so movingly and inclusive - Southwark Magic! Photos and films here by Geraldine Swayne, Jemima Broadbridge, Lady Lucy Wollett, Ian Thompson, Frog Morris #crossbonesgraveyard #redcrossgates #southwarkgeese

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The Tipping Point

Continues today 12 and 18 & 19 May 11am-6pm
@bellhousedulwich @thetippingpoint_24 @artistsopenhse

We, Sarah Sparkes and Jane Millar, have been invited by host Kim Thornton to curate two rooms in Bell House, The Landing and The Gowan, in response to her theme ‘The Tipping Point Magical or Malevolent? We have taken Octavia Butler’s ‘Parable of the Sower’ as our starting point.

curated by Sarah Sparkes and Jane Millar - Landing and Gowan Room, Bell House
Artists: Jonathan Callan, Chudamani Clowes, Sarah Doyle, Lydia Julien, Marq Kearey, David Leapman, Yair Meshoulam, Jane Millar, Stephen Nelson, Victoria Rance, Alke Schmidt, Lex Shute, Ania Tomaszewska-Nelson, Sarah Sparkes, Sara Trillo, Marianne Walker, Alice Wilson  Octavia Butler’s dystopian novel, ‘Parable of the Sower’, opens in 2024, when capitalism, wealth inequalities, repressive regimes and climate disintegration have led to a rapid and violent breakdown of society. The novel’s protagonist, 15 year old Lauren Oya Olamina, creates a new belief system, ‘Earthseed’, where the only lasting truth is change and where all the seeds of life may be transplanted and adapted to new situations and locations, ultimately, beyond Earth.
We are all entangled - humans, animals, plants, fungi, earth, water, fire, air – yet it seems that the human condition is to wait for tipping points, transformative catastrophes to precipitate urgent change and then, only as a means of return to an illusionary status quo.
Our artists explore a new awareness of change and exchange, a constant shifting of strange identities, the malleability of being, interspecies communication and the strength and vulnerability of community. We are imagining new ways to merge; ways to intelligently and sensually live in the flux of a perpetual tipping point.  Sarah Sparkes & Jane Millar 2024

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The Tipping Point Bell House, 27 College Rd, Dulwich, London SE21 7BG PV: 10 May 6 to 8pm Exhibition open: 11/12 and 18/19 May, 11am to 6pm
https://www.bellhouse.co.uk/artists-open-house-2024 instagram: @thetippingpoint_24

We, Sarah Sparkes and Jane Millar, have been invited by host Kim Thornton to curate two rooms in Bell House, The Landing and The Gowan, in response to her theme 'The Tipping Point Magical or Malevolent? We have taken Octavia Butler's 'Parable of the Sower' as our starting point.

curated by Sarah Sparkes and Jane Millar - Landing and Gowan Room, Bell House
Artists: Jonathan Callan, Chudamani Clowes, Sarah Doyle, Lydia Julien, Marq Kearey, David Leapman, Yair Meshoulam, Jane Millar, Stephen Nelson, Victoria Rance, Alke Schmidt, Lex Shute, Ania Tomaszewska-Nelson, Sarah Sparkes, Sara Trillo, Marianne Walker, Alice Wilson  Octavia Butler’s dystopian novel, ‘Parable of the Sower’, opens in 2024, when capitalism, wealth inequalities, repressive regimes and climate disintegration have led to a rapid and violent breakdown of society. The novel’s protagonist, 15 year old Lauren Oya Olamina, creates a new belief system, 'Earthseed', where the only lasting truth is change and where all the seeds of life may be transplanted and adapted to new situations and locations, ultimately, beyond Earth.
We are all entangled - humans, animals, plants, fungi, earth, water, fire, air – yet it seems that the human condition is to wait for tipping points, transformative catastrophes to precipitate urgent change and then, only as a means of return to an illusionary status quo.
Our artists explore a new awareness of change and exchange, a constant shifting of strange identities, the malleability of being, interspecies communication and the strength and vulnerability of community. We are imagining new ways to merge; ways to intelligently and sensually live in the flux of a perpetual tipping point.  Sarah Sparkes & Jane Millar 2024

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Looking forward to this in a couple of weeks:

The Tipping Point: Shapers
Curated by Sarah Sparkes and Jane Millar
@thesarahsparkes @jmillarstudio

Artists: Jonathan Callan, Chudamani Clowes, Sarah Doyle, Lydia Julien, Marq Kearey, David Leapman, Yair Meshoulam, Jane Millar, Stephen Nelson, Victoria Rance, Alke Schmidt, Lex Shute, Ania Tomaszewska-Nelson, Sarah Sparkes, Sara Trillo, Marianne Walker, Alice Wilson

@callan.jonathan
@chudamani1034
@sarahdoyleart
@lydia.julien
@marqkearey
@davidleapman
@yairmeshoulam
@jmillarstudio
@stephenelson2015
@victoria_rance
@alkeschmidtart
@lexshute
@tomaszewskanelson
@thesarahsparkes
@saratrillo
@mariannelwalker
@alice_m_wilson

Octavia Butler’s dystopian novel, ‘Parable of the Sower’, opens in 2024, when capitalism, wealth inequalities, repressive regimes and climate disintegration have led to a rapid and violent breakdown of society. The novel’s protagonist, 15 year old Lauren Oya Olamina, creates a new belief system, ‘Earthseed’, where the only lasting truth is change and where all the seeds of life may be transplanted and adapted to new situations and locations, ultimately, beyond Earth.
We are all entangled - humans, animals, plants, fungi, earth, water, fire, air – yet it seems that the human condition is to wait for tipping points, transformative catastrophes to precipitate urgent change and then, only as a means of return to an illusionary status quo.
Our artists explore a new awareness of change and exchange, a constant shifting of strange identities, the malleability of being, interspecies communication and the strength and vulnerability of community. We are imagining new ways to merge; ways to intelligently and sensually live in the flux of a perpetual tipping point.

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THE TIPPING POINT coming soon. Sarah Sparkes and Jane Millar have been invited, by host Kim Thornton, to curate two rooms in Bell House @bellhousedulwich , The Landing and The Gowan Room, in response to her theme ‘The Tipping Point Magical or Malevolent? We took Octavia Butler’s ‘Parable of the Sower’ as our starting point.

The Tipping Point
Bell House, 27 College Rd, Dulwich, London SE21 7BG PV: 10 May 6 to 8pm Exhibition open: 11/12 and 18/19 May, 11am to 6pm

THE TIPPING POINT: SHAPERS

Artists: Jonathan Callan @callan.jonathan , Chudamani Clowes @chudamani1034 , Sarah Doyle @sarahdoyleart , Lydia Julien, Marq Kearey @marqkearey , David Leapman @davidleapman , Yair Meshoulam @yairmeshoulam Jane Millar @jmillarstudio , Stephen Nelson @stephenelson2015 Victoria Rance @victoria_rance , Alke Schmidt @alkeschmidtart Lex Shute @lexshute , Ania Tomaszewska-Nelson @tomaszewskanelson , Sarah Sparkes @thesarahsparkes , Sara Trillo @saratrillo , Marianne Walker @mariannelwalker , Alice Wilson @alice_m_wilson  
Octavia Butler’s dystopian novel, ‘Parable of the Sower’, opens in 2024, when capitalism, wealth inequalities, repressive regimes and climate disintegration have led to a rapid and violent breakdown of society. The novel’s protagonist, 15 year old Lauren Oya Olamina, creates a new belief system, ‘Earthseed’, where the only lasting truth is change and where all the seeds of life may be transplanted and adapted to new situations and locations, ultimately, beyond Earth.
We are all entangled - humans, animals, plants, fungi, earth, water, fire, air – yet it seems that the human condition is to wait for tipping points, transformative catastrophes to precipitate urgent change and then, only as a means of return to an illusionary status quo.
Our artists explore a new awareness of change and exchange, a constant shifting of strange identities, the malleability of being, interspecies communication and the strength and vulnerability of community. We are imagining new ways to merge; ways to intelligently and sensually live in the flux of a perpetual tipping point.  Sarah Sparkes & Jane Millar 2024
#OctaviaButler #Dulwichopenhouse #thetippingpoint

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MyKey and The Blurryman ritual therapy dance Peckham Rye Soil Food Fete in the Tiny Forest ... Leave the gate open for the Blurryman Peter. The cloak of tears will be shed

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Inspiral London @inspirallondon So(i)lFood Fete on Peckham Rye Common today!
Inspiral London artists led two walks, URBAN ECOLOGY AND UNDERGROWTH WALK from Dawson’s Heights
And CONTEXTURAL CONTEXTS from Corner Gallery and ended up on the Commons of Peckham Rye to share food in the Tiny Forest.

1,2,3 The Blurry Man and @mikeygeorgeson - @pillarsofwonder you’d love Blurry Man.
4,5,6 the feast at the fete including foraged food and inspiral cake and cookies by Sarah Sparkes and Sarah Doyle and Charlie’s Inspiral Elderflower champagne
7 Luna Montenegro and Adrian Fisher, Mycelium Minds
8 Fox witch
9,10 Dawson’s Heights

Inspiral London with Charlie Fox, Luna Montenegro and Adrian Fisher, Rachel Gomme, Mikey Georgeson, Calum F Kerr, Tim Flitcroft, Sarah Sparkes, Joanna McCormick, Anne Robinson, Gail Dickerson, Sarah Doyle, Lady Lucy, Jacqueline Utley, John Churchill, Isa, liberty Rolley and all the other lovely guests
@inspirallondon
@montenegrofisher @jacquelineutley @ladylucyart @mikey_georgeson_artist @anrobs @joartmcc @calumfkerrart @iamlibertyrowley @fox.charlie1 @thesarahsparkes @sarahdoyleart @gail_dickerson9

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MyKey and Blurryman will be at the Urban Ecology and Undergrowth Walk 2 for SoilFood Fete tomorrow

Meeting from 10.30 am for 11 am start at Dawson Heights Nature Reserve Dawson’s Hill SE22 0HB (with InspiralLondon Artists and colleagues)

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The amazing Sarah Doyle just before her spell binding performance and animation for last night's 6th 'Mind Your Head' 'Wild Flower Whoopee' at The Moorings Sociable Club..

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