Our tiny exhibition, in our Gillespie street flat. Collaboration between Jessica T, Yuri W, Natasha K and I.
From an idea to delegate a space in our home as the ‘tiny gallery’: a corner on someone’s windowsill, or bed-frame, or the coffee table by the door, where anyone could leave a tiny piece of work to display at any time. The ‘tiny gallery’ is always set up and experienced in passing, and becomes another detail in lived-in space.
From an idea to delegate a space in our home as the ‘tiny gallery’: a corner on someone’s windowsill, or bed-frame, or the coffee table by the door, where anyone could leave a tiny piece of work to display at any time. The ‘tiny gallery’ is always set up and experienced in passing, and becomes another detail in lived-in space.
