Margate based Artist Dominic Rose presents a series of prints as well as a large format artist’s book, charting his recent walk along the Thames Estuary from London to Margate

Crushed Kavel Rafferty A selection of old coke cans, collected from the streets of Thanet. A pop art piece using this iconic brand, reminiscent of Warhol of [...]

Margate Reimagined Margate Festival 2019-20 Margate Reimagined was a present day vision of Margate with an alternative past. Bringing together heritage both real and imaginary this project [...]

A pop up photography print shop was held across the project space and studio featuring the work of a range of photograhers; Heather Tait, Jo Bridges, Ollie Harrop, Gabrielle Hall, Duncan Robertson and Jon Spencer.

A large scale photography piece was the first work to be produced in the studio and show at the Lombard Street Gallery as part of Margate Festival.

An installation by Heather Tait based on her project Reconstructing Reality, in which alternative newspaper headlines appeared around Margate.

To coincide with the Margate Festival 2016 we experimented with turning the whole of the shop front into a camera obscura.

An exhibition by illustrator M. Oliver, inspired by the spontaneity, humour and playful power of music and dancing. Including an animated loop presented as a kinetic sculpture in the Shop Front window.

A set of plan prints from Jon Spencer’s London Outline project which explores the representation of the capital's buildings as found in graphical depicitions of the London skyline.

In collaboration with the Margate Festival we hosted a show of tintype photographs by Rob Ball - these wonderfully evocative images were all taken at the celebrations to mark the 80th birthday of the Walpole Bay Tidal Pool.

We joined more than 50 theatres, arts venues and community spaces across the world, including the Liverpool Everyman, Bath’s Walcot Chapel, Aberdeen Performing Arts in the UK, and venues in Zambia and Canada, Latvia and New Zealand, to host readings.

We were delighted to be one of several venues across Thanet showing one of the fabulous banners made by various local groups (in our case Drapers Mill School) with Artist Jessica Voorsanger for POW 2019.

A journey in memory and myth along the circular lay line created by the Isle of Thanet’s orbital bus route, featuring work by Jo Murray, Dominic Rose, Tanya Royer and Jon Spencer.

‘Eat My Words’ a neon and mixed media installation by Margate artist Annie Nichols, originally shown at the Barbican Centre, as part of the Fish Island Labs showcase, Interfaces.

As part of the inaugural Here We Are festival we hosted a photography exhibition co-produced by Amnesty International & Magnum Photos, I Welcome as well as a pin badge making workshop ¡Radical Buttons!