Our Story
ANGUS-HUGHES is a space dedicated to contemporary curation. We provide a venue for curators to present group exhibitions and to create dialogue about or through art. We aim to be a forward-looking place of opportunity and innovation, with an evolving and always different art programme, without bias or preference for trends, style, form or specific artists.
As well as inviting curators to submit curatorial proposals, we accept and encourage enquiries from curators we have not worked with previously, as well as from artists who wish to curate, perhaps for the first time. All proposals are considered entirely on merit and potential.
We provide free space, support, promotion, and installation assistance to successful applicants. As well as facilitation we also provide curatorial consultation as much, or as little as is needed by the curator, who sets the pace and is trusted and given free reign to realise their vision in the space.
We also provide space for education and discussion, through regular talks and critical sessions. We open our doors to organisations or individuals who provide art education and feedback and the general public has free access to talks, screenings, performances and events which shed light on developments and directions in contemporary art.
We also work with schools and universities, providing education and work experience to art students at sixth form, degree, or graduate level. We are increasingly engaging with local schools to organise exhibition visits, lectures and work experience. We are interested in hearing from local or national schools, youth groups, or other educational organisations about co-developing educational and practical experience opportunities.
All of our work is non-profit.
