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For the third workshop in the ‘Museum of Connection' series, artists Georgia Clemson and Lina Ivanova invite participant...
21/08/2026

For the third workshop in the ‘Museum of Connection' series, artists Georgia Clemson and Lina Ivanova invite participants to enter a playful space where connection transcends language, status and differences. Hosted by IMT Gallery, the workshop explores playing games as a way to create visual forms of communication and connection that centre collaboration, cooperation and fun.

Working individually, in small groups, and as a whole collective, participants will create cyanotype artworks that capture a record of moments in time and the connections that we build.

As a participant, you will also have the opportunity to contribute your work to the Museum’s living archive, a monument to community created through shared time, attention, and collaboration.

🎟️ ‘The Museum of Connection’ will take place on Saturday 12 September at 3pm.

Space is limited. Follow the link below for full details and to booking:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-museum-of-connection-workshop-with-georgia-clemson-and-lina-ivanova-tickets-1996689726722

Join us for a four-session online course beginning 13 September, exploring how to see and sense landscape through walkin...
21/08/2026

Join us for a four-session online course beginning 13 September, exploring how to see and sense landscape through walking, listening and shared attention.

‘Attending Landscapes: Walking, Listening and Mapping’ invites you to develop a deeper relationship with the landscapes around you. Through walking, sensory mapping, drawing, writing and observation, we will explore acts of witnessing and encountering green environments, asking how we come to know a place deeply, understand its stories, and what these stories might reveal about our own internal landscapes.

Across four fortnightly sessions, you’ll be encouraged to return to a local green space, building an ongoing relationship through creative prompts, shared discussion and attentive practice. You will learn to time-travel with this land.

Led by artist and educator Harri Harrison and hosted by IMT Gallery, the course offers a reflective and practical space for artists, writers, educators, walkers and anyone interested in developing a more attentive relationship with landscape.

Places are limited. The course begins 13 September.

Ready to see the landscapes around you differently? Follow the link below for full details and booking:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/attending-landscapes-walking-listening-and-mapping-with-harri-harrison-tickets-1993207713928

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Image: Akawara trail to Jomon Sugi, Yakushima, Japan, photographed by Harri Harrison

Early Bird booking is now open for a four-session online course exploring the feral intelligence of the body: how it lis...
11/08/2026

Early Bird booking is now open for a four-session online course exploring the feral intelligence of the body: how it listens, questions, adapts, resists habit, and remembers what modern life teaches us to forget.

‘How to Be Feral: Movement Practices to Re-Wild Your Body’ invites you to explore unfamiliar ways of moving that unsettle what we think we know about our bodies. Drawing from Claire Loussouarn’s book How to Be Feral, we’ll practise trusting instinct before understanding, and learning from the more-than-human world.

Across four fortnightly sessions, we’ll use movement as a mode of thinking and knowing, alongside simple forms of movement mapping, to explore how movement can open different perspectives, train attention, and reconnect us to parts of ourselves that have been quietened by social and cultural conditioning. Together we’ll approach our everyday environments as something to be received, listened to and moved with.

Led by movement artist Dr Claire Loussouarn and hosted by IMT Gallery, the course offers a reflective and practical space for artists, performers, writers, researchers, educators, somatic practitioners, ecologists, and anyone curious about how the body can think, sense and know.

No movement experience is needed — just curiosity and a willingness to explore. The course begins 4 October 2026.

🐦 Early Bird rates are available until 16 August at 11:59pm BST.

Ready to discover what the body never forgot? Follow the link below for full details, and to book you place:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1994149226016

‘Unwriting the Artist’s Statement’ is a focused, playful online workshop centred on conversation, making, and discoverin...
02/08/2026

‘Unwriting the Artist’s Statement’ is a focused, playful online workshop centred on conversation, making, and discovering your own voice.

The session invites you to abscond from International Art English and respond directly to your work. Moving away from the critical language often used to address contemporary art, the workshop proposes different protocols for speaking about your practice to the world.

Through a series of guided prompts, improvisation, and gentle exercises, participants will work with revision, association, and a deliberate quality of randomness to develop ways of using their own voice. The focus is on speaking through the work rather than separating language from practice.

The workshop is hosted by IMT Gallery and led by artist and educator Elle Reynolds, whose practice works through collaborative processes, storytelling, and material experimentation.

For makers, artists, writers, anti-writers, poets, curators, and anyone interested in finding alternative ways to speak about their work. It is especially useful if you are preparing portfolios, applications, or exhibitions, or if you simply want your language to feel more natural and connected to what you do.

Places are limited — the workshop takes place on Sunday 16 August, 3-5pm (BST).

Follow the link to below to learn more and book your place:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1992700479777

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Image: Detail from ‘Morass’ Mapping (2025) by Elle Reynolds

Early Bird booking is now open for a four-session online course exploring how to see and sense landscape through walking...
29/07/2026

Early Bird booking is now open for a four-session online course exploring how to see and sense landscape through walking, listening and shared attention.

‘Attending Landscapes: Walking, Listening and Mapping’ invites you to develop a deeper relationship with the landscapes around you. Through walking, sensory mapping, drawing, writing and observation, we will explore acts of witnessing and encountering green environments, asking how we come to know a place deeply, understand its stories, and what these stories might reveal about our own internal landscapes.

Across four fortnightly sessions, you’ll be encouraged to return to a local green space, building an ongoing relationship through creative prompts, shared discussion and attentive practice. You will learn to time-travel with this land.

Led by artist and educator Harri Harrison and hosted by IMT Gallery, the course offers a reflective and practical space for artists, writers, educators, walkers and anyone interested in developing a more attentive relationship with landscape.

Places are limited. The course begins 13 September.

🐦 Early Bird rates are available until 2 August at 11:59pm BST.

Follow the link to learn more and book your place:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/attending-landscapes-walking-listening-and-mapping-with-harri-harrison-tickets-1993207713928

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Image: Pic d'Arraillé, Pyrénées, France, photographed by Harri Harrison

Join us for a four-session online course exploring the feral intelligence of the body: how it listens, questions, adapts...
28/07/2026

Join us for a four-session online course exploring the feral intelligence of the body: how it listens, questions, adapts, resists habit, and remembers what modern life teaches us to forget.

‘How to Be Feral: Movement Practices to Re-Wild Your Body’ invites you to explore unfamiliar ways of moving that unsettle what we think we know about our bodies. Drawing from Claire Loussouarn’s book How to Be Feral, we’ll practise trusting instinct before understanding, and learning from the more-than-human world.

Across four fortnightly sessions, we’ll use movement as a mode of thinking and knowing, alongside simple forms of movement mapping, to explore how movement can open different perspectives, train attention, and reconnect us to parts of ourselves that have been quietened by social and cultural conditioning. Together we’ll approach our everyday environments as something to be received, listened to and moved with.

Led by movement artist Dr Claire Loussouarn and hosted by IMT Gallery, the course offers a reflective and practical space for artists, performers, writers, researchers, educators, somatic practitioners, ecologists, and anyone curious about how the body can think, sense and know.

🌿 No movement experience is needed — just curiosity and a willingness to explore.

The course begins 4 October 2026.

Ready to discover what the body never forgot? Follow the link below for full details, and to book:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1994149226016

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Image: Claire Loussouarn. Photograph by Dominique Rivoal.

Join us for a four-session online course exploring how to see and sense landscape through walking, listening and shared ...
23/07/2026

Join us for a four-session online course exploring how to see and sense landscape through walking, listening and shared attention.

‘Attending Landscapes: Walking, Listening and Mapping’ invites you to develop a deeper relationship with the landscapes around you. Through walking, sensory mapping, drawing, writing and observation, we will explore acts of witnessing and encountering green environments, asking how we come to know a place deeply, understand its stories, and what these stories might reveal about our own internal landscapes.

Across four fortnightly sessions, you’ll be encouraged to return to a local green space, building an ongoing relationship through creative prompts, shared discussion and attentive practice. You will learn to time-travel with this land.

Led by artist and educator Harri Harrison and hosted by IMT Gallery, the course offers a reflective and practical space for artists, writers, educators, walkers and anyone interested in developing a more attentive relationship with landscape.

🌿 Places are limited — the course begins 13 September.

Ready to see the landscapes around you differently? Follow the link below for full details, and to enrol:��https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/attending-landscapes-walking-listening-and-mapping-with-harri-harrison-tickets-1993207713928

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Image: Akawara trail to Jomon Sugi, Yakushima, Japan, photographed by Harri Harrison

‘Unwriting the Artist’s Statement’ is a focused, playful online workshop centred on conversation, making, and discoverin...
09/07/2026

‘Unwriting the Artist’s Statement’ is a focused, playful online workshop centred on conversation, making, and discovering your own voice.

The session invites you to abscond from International Art English and respond directly to your work. Moving away from the critical language often used to address contemporary art, the workshop proposes different protocols for speaking about your practice to the world.

Through a series of guided prompts, improvisation, and gentle exercises, participants will work with revision, association, and a deliberate quality of randomness to develop ways of using their own voice. The focus is on speaking through the work rather than separating language from practice.

The workshop is hosted by IMT Gallery and led by artist and educator Elle Reynolds, whose practice works through collaborative processes, storytelling, and material experimentation.

For makers, artists, writers, anti-writers, poets, curators at any stage of their practice, and anyone interested in finding alternative ways to speak about their work. It is especially useful if you are preparing portfolios, applications, or exhibitions, or if you simply want your language to feel more natural and connected to what you do.

🐦 Early Bird tickets are available until 19 July at 11:59pm.

Places are limited — the workshop takes place on Sunday 16 August, 3-5pm (BST).

Follow the link below to learn more and book:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1992700479777

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Image: Detail from ‘Morass’ Mapping (2025) by Elle Reynolds

A selection of works available in the ‘IMTwentyOne’ Online Auction:[1] Anna Sebastian, Untitled (2026), oil on board[2] ...
19/06/2026

A selection of works available in the ‘IMTwentyOne’ Online Auction:

[1] Anna Sebastian, Untitled (2026), oil on board

[2] Tai Shani, Baby Celadon Passions (2024), inkjet print on Somerset 255gsm paper

[3] Hyun-Min Ryu, Untitled (2024), giclée print on Canson Baryta paper

[4] Henrik Schrat, To Joyce Pensalo - Dark Mouse (2022), print on archival paper

[5] Frankie Roberts, Semen Bile Football Squad (2026), digital print,

[6] Nicola Singh, Zombie Dog (2025), crayon on paper

[7] YiMiao Shih, Vista I (2026), thread, vintage thread, primed linen, acrylic and glue. Nominated by Lindsay Friend (IMT Gallery Director)

[8] Dallas Seitz, Ballard (2026), C-Type print on Fuji Matt paper

[9] Giorgio Sadotti, TO WON DER (2026), pencil on paper

[10] Miles Shelton, Mustard Maneuvers (2026), acrylic on canvas. Nominated by Nicole Sansone () (Curator)

[11] John Russell, 00000 (2024), woodcut print on paper. Nominated by David Burrows (IMT Gallery Represented Artist)

[12] Hannah Sawtell, Para Dream remix (2026), digital print

[13] Kristina Stallvik, Open mesh of possibilities, gaps, overlaps, dissonances, resonances, lapses and excesses of meaning (2025), single ink risograph print on 200 gsm Munken pure from public access CCTV footage

[14] K Shields, Study for an imaginary organ (2023), watercolour on paper. Nominated by Mark Rohtmaa-Jackson () (Curator)

[15] Maggie Roberts, (Mer Maggie Roberts) Creature of the Ruins (2026), watercolour, fluorescent pigment and collage on acid free paper on plywood frame

[16] Installation views by Peter Otto ()

Works are currently on view at IMT Gallery, bidding closes on 21 June at 8:30pm (BST).
Support IMT’s future curatorial and educational programmes.

🔗 Follow the link to view the auction and register to bid:

https://uk.givergy.com/imtwentyone-auction

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