What’s On?
Collateral Drawing: A Living Archive
22nd October - 1st November 2026
Opening: Thursday 22nd October 18:00 - 20:00
Mandy Bonnell, Paul Carey-Kent, Emma Cousin, Anne Desmet, Bella Easton, Beverley Duckworth, Peter Freeth, Alison Gill, Steph Goodger, Oona Grimes, Katherine Jones, Kathryn Maple, Barbara Nicholls, Michael Petry, Dillwyn Smith & Susan Stockwell
Collateral Drawing: A Living Archive returns this autumn, marking the sixth iteration of the curatorial project founded by B E A S T O N projects in 2014. This new edition will be presented at APT Gallery, Deptford. There is more to an artwork than its finished state. Collateral Drawing focuses on the overlooked by-products of making — fragments, notes, test prints, maquettes, offcuts, models, material residues and accidental marks — revealing the decisions, revisions, intuitions and misfires through which work comes into being. These traces extend drawing beyond a medium and into an inquisitive way of thinking and making.
The exhibition introduces eighteen new artists working across multiple disciplines, each presenting a resolved artwork and related collateral. Alongside these new contributions and the archive itself becomes a principal subject of the exhibition: a living, evolving record of contemporary artistic process. Bringing together more than a decade of material generated by over fifty artists, the exhibition asks what changes when apparently secondary materials are treated not as waste, but as meaningful forms of cultural and critical documentation.
Common Ghosts
5 - 15 November 2026
Opening: Thursday 5th November 18:00 - 20:00
Deluxe share Common Ghosts, absent, present, in between. As subject and as material, Common Ghosts reflects on zones of uncertainty, where perception falters: cultural and individual; time, memory and presence.
Uncanny Waters: Weathering
19 - 28 November 2026
Opening: Thursday 19 November 18:00 - 20:00
Uncanny Waters: Weathering brings together costume, photography and installation in a gloriously boggy exploration of queer solidarity and collective experience. Weathering celebrates the ways we endure, adapt and become strange together.