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Caretakers Project

Stories, guides and offerings for London’s green & blue spaces. The Caretakers Project was set up to capture and archive valuable local knowledge on community-led land stewardship. The project aims...

Farzana Khan

We are honoured to announce Farzana Khan will be Artist in residence throughout 2022, part of the ‘We Speak In Tongues About The Thing(s) We Love’ curated by Adelaide Bannerman...

George Chakravarthi AUM

George Chakravarthi has always been his own muse. In life, and professionally as an artist since the mid 1990s, Chakravarthi has been creating provocations around historical, contemporary and emerging notions...

The Squirrel’s Heartbeat by Fiona Banner

The Squirrel’s Heartbeat ‘The Squirrel’s Heartbeat’ is a series of conversations ruminating on the environment, art and activism, part of Fiona Banners' (aka The Vanity Press) 2020/21 research residency at...

Lucy Cash

Lucy Cash is a writer and artist with a background in performance and choreography. She has written for radio and sound installations, performance and film. Cash was resident artist across...

Ellie Doney

Of Lost & Found This project is a collection of stuff found within the Phytology site, while Ellie Doney was artist in residence throughout 2017. Her interest in the project...

Talya Baldwin

Talya Baldwin is a British illustrator based in West Yorkshire. Much of her work focuses on the unseen or disregarded, aiming to promote public engagement with contemporary ecological issues. Her...

Vhils

An avid experimentalist, Vhils has been developing his notion of the aesthetics of vandalism in the form of stencil painting, wall carving and pyrotechnic explosion-drawings since 2001. His work often...

Institute of Use

Institute of Use’s (IOU) response to the Phytology project focuses on the history of the Bethnal Green Nature Reserve. Throughout their 2014 residency IOU explored the site’s ecology, and the...

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