23-26th February 2026 (Mon 2-6, Tues 11-5, Weds 11-6, Thurs 11-2) Private view: 24th February 6pm to 8pm In medieval times, the marchlands were the lands comprising the borders of a territory. Over centuries, they’ve taken on a mythic resonance: the edge of the map, the space between what is seen and what is sensed. Marchlands:...
23-26th February 2026 (Mon 2-6, Tues 11-5, Weds 11-6, Thurs 11-2) Private view: 24th February 6pm to 8pm In medieval times, the marchlands were the lands comprising the borders of a territory. Over centuries, they’ve taken on a mythic resonance: the edge of the map, the space between what is seen and what is sensed. Marchlands:...
23-26th February 2026 (Mon 2-6, Tues 11-5, Weds 11-6, Thurs 11-2) Private view: 24th February 6pm to 8pm In medieval times, the marchlands were the lands comprising the borders of a territory. Over centuries, they’ve taken on a mythic resonance: the edge of the map, the space between what is seen and what is sensed. Marchlands:...
23-26th February 2026 (Mon 2-6, Tues 11-5, Weds 11-6, Thurs 11-2) Private view: 24th February 6pm to 8pm In medieval times, the marchlands were the lands comprising the borders of a territory. Over centuries, they’ve taken on a mythic resonance: the edge of the map, the space between what is seen and what is sensed. Marchlands:...
The Fitzrovia Chapel is excited to reveal more details of the second exhibition by its inaugural Curators-in-Residence – the award-winning artists and BAFTA-nominated filmmakers Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard. Miseris Succurrere Disco follows on from Souvenir. Drawing on their distinctive approach to storytelling, sound and immersive exhibition-making, Miseris Succurrere Disco takes its title from the...
