Between Here and the Rest of the World
2026
Group exhibition
Metroland Cultures, Brent
with Heiba Lamara & Nathaniel Télémaque.
Doreen Massey Archive Boxes 1 & 2 are available to view in the Metroland Cultures reference library.
Excerpts of Travelling Thoughts can be watched via the Antipode website. Travelling Thoughts is made in collaboration with Sena Tabea Nehme, Randheer Moses Edachery, Nick Murray & Zahra Bei.
Voices of Places is an ongoing research collaboration that invites artists, residents and organisers to respond to the work of Doreen Massey (1944–2016) in collaboration with The Open University. As a radical geographer, feminist, theorist, political activist and long-standing Kilburn resident, Massey developed influential ideas on space, place, and power. Working with selected educative and political resources, this project reinterprets Massey’s ideas through visual culture to explore themes of displacement, resistance and belonging in London today.
Supported by a Right to the Discipline grant from the Antipode Foundation, with additional support from The Elephant Trust, Becoming Brent Community Fund through National Lottery Heritage Fund and Brent Council and from the Birmingham School of Art.
2026
Group exhibition
Metroland Cultures, Brent
with Heiba Lamara & Nathaniel Télémaque.
Doreen Massey Archive Boxes 1 & 2 are available to view in the Metroland Cultures reference library.
Excerpts of Travelling Thoughts can be watched via the Antipode website. Travelling Thoughts is made in collaboration with Sena Tabea Nehme, Randheer Moses Edachery, Nick Murray & Zahra Bei.
Voices of Places is an ongoing research collaboration that invites artists, residents and organisers to respond to the work of Doreen Massey (1944–2016) in collaboration with The Open University. As a radical geographer, feminist, theorist, political activist and long-standing Kilburn resident, Massey developed influential ideas on space, place, and power. Working with selected educative and political resources, this project reinterprets Massey’s ideas through visual culture to explore themes of displacement, resistance and belonging in London today.
Supported by a Right to the Discipline grant from the Antipode Foundation, with additional support from The Elephant Trust, Becoming Brent Community Fund through National Lottery Heritage Fund and Brent Council and from the Birmingham School of Art.
