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Artist Projects

What we’re doing

We work with Artists in many different ways and timeframes.

Our Artists Projects are rooted in context, exploring deep, meaningful relationships between artists, artworks, and people. The projects happen, and are experienced, through various sites, spaces and environments, weaving through the gallery, garden, kitchen, studios, and places beyond Grand Union.

Ongoing artist projects, alphabetical order:

Bella Millroy and Khairani Barokka

Cooking Sections

A landscape image of a dark gallery space. A washing line is installed between the concrete column of the building and a rusty metal pole; beneath it, there is a rectangle of fake grass. On the washing line, there hangs a pair of pale pink boxer shorts, a white vest, and a blue and white checkered website, upon which black text reads 'And I'll never leave you,'.

Exodus Crooks

Infinite Opera

A portrait image of a person sitting on a wooden chair against a bright blue wall. The person looks directly to the camera, their long dark hair falling in waves around their shoulders. They wear dark jeans and a pale t-shirt covered in large images of different coloured poppies.

Jasleen Kaur

A landscape 3D rendered image of a clay tray filled with small things, including a taper candle, a jewelry box, an egg, and a phallic clay object. The tray sits against a plain black background.

Kasra Jalilipour

Past artist projects, alphabetical order:

Alberta Whittle

A landscape image of an exhibition designed to look like a pale pink bedroom. The bedroom contains a messy desk holding a computer set up. Lots of pictures and posters are pinned up on the walls, and stuffed toys sit on a shelf and the floor next to a grey sofa.

Babeworld x utopian_realism

A landscape image of Grand Union Gallery. Three projector screens stand in a row against the wall of a dark room. The left-hand screen shows jean-clad legs standing in an allotment, the centre screen shows an older man and younger girl sitting side-by-side at a dining table with strained faces, and the screen on the right shows black text on a white background. There are bean bags on the floor in front of the screens.

Beverley Bennett

A landscape image of a large screen within a darkened gallery space. The screen shows a brightly coloured animation of a varied group of people holding placards bearing slogans such as ‘Together is Better, know your rights’, ‘Repair don’t Demolish’, and ‘Housing is a human right.’ Atop the image, large yellow words read; ‘A Bedroom for Everyone’ in capital letters on the diagonal across the screen.

Ed Webb-Ingall