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WHERE LIGHT IS STORED
Title: Where Light is Stored: An interactive solo exhibition of portable cities, soft technology, and memories of elsewhere Opening Time: August 12–17, 2026, 12–9 PM Opening Night: August 11, 6–9 PM Artist: Cecilia Chuan Jiang Curators: Wenqi Zhang Opening Performance Artists: Lanyun Huang Graphic Designer: Haoxuan Li Presented by Which Witch Collective
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Voices from the Underground
Exhibition title: Voices from the Underground Artist: Shuanglin Zhu 24 August: 11:30am–6:00pm 25–27 August: 10:00am–6:00pm Voices from the Underground is an exhibition of hand-hammered copper works by Shuanglin Zhu, exploring faith, persecution, resilience and hope. Drawing on the experiences of underground Christian communities in China, the exhibition reflects on faith lived under pressure and voices that are often hidden from public view. The exhibition also expresses gratitude for the legacy of Western missionaries who served generations of people in China through education, healthcare…
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VOICES FROM THE CRYPT
28 August – 3 September Open: 12-8pm daily An exhibition where twelve artists transform an historical burial vault into a living dialogue of form, memory and imagination.
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MATTER
19-28 September Open: 11.30am-6.30pm daily Private view: Saturday 19 September 6-9pm MATTER brings together the sculptural practices of Jason Mulligan, Guy Stevens and Paul Vanstone in an exploration of material, form, and the enduring language of stone. The exhibition unfolds through three distinct sculptural voices — imagined, artifactual, and observed. Set within the chambers and vaults of the Crypt Gallery, MATTER considers weight, resistance, luminosity, and time through the physical act of making. ‘Stone remembers’ Instagram: mattersculptureexhibition
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ABSURDITIES
29 October – 2 November Opening times: 29 Oct: 5pm – 9pm (private view) 30 Oct: 1pm – 9pm 31 Oct: 11am – 6pm 1 Nov: 11am – 6pm 2 Nov: 11am – 1pm Free entry Absurdities brings together a series of conceptual works by Angus Irvine, exploring the relationship between value, spectacle, and consumption in contemporary culture. Spanning sculpture, installation, painting, print, and interactive pieces, the exhibition looks at how meaning is created, shared, and transformed through…
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