Shifting Grounds is an exhibition exploring complex intersections of ecology climate and human experiences presented by Unground Collective a group of 10 international artists working within the broad spectrum of ecology. Shifting Grounds brings diverse perspectives into dialogue through film sculpture drawings and performance that create a space for collectively reimagining liveable futures. The artworks include explorations in ancestral knowledges archival investigations textile messages from the future neuroqueering ritual resistance and kinship with human and non-human beings.
Unground Collective formed during the MA Art & Ecology at Goldsmiths University of London. Unground Collective share artist research-led practices that engage with critical understandings of climate and ecology.
Featuring works by Aliansyah Caniago (Indonesia) Sirun Chen (Chengdu China) Rhiannon Hunter ( London UK) Linnea Johnels (Stockholm Sweden) Jane Lawson (Manchester UK) Sam Metz (Hull UK) Sohorab Rabbey (Bangladesh) Tina Ribarits (Berlin Germany) Elizabeth Salazar (London UK) and Ella Wong (Hong Kong)
Events (see https://www.instagram.com/ungroundcollective/ for workshop booking details):
17 April 6-9: Preview and durational performance by Elizabeth Salazar Guerra
19 April 2-5: Workshop - Jane Lawson: Diagrams Are A World’s Best Friend (£8/£4)
8 May: Performance - Sam Metz: Drawing as Stimming
17 May 2-5: Workshop - Elizabeth Salazar Guerra: ONIONS AND… (£5)
Exhibition open Thurs-Sun 2-6
Event Venue
Hypha Gallery 2 Sugar House Island, 107 High St, London E15 4QZ, United Kingdom, Barking
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