Cubitt

09/10/2026

Urban Islands | Four takes on Cubitt! | Our ten page feature in this month’s printed edition of Frieze Magazine Frieze no.262 October 2026.

With contribution from Amal Khalaf Amal Khalaf, Polly Staple .staple, Nicole Wermers Nicole Wermers and Michelle Cotton of Kunsthalle Wien, sharing their personal experiences and reflections on Cubitt’s legacy, programmes, community and cooperative ethos.

Featuring wonderful studio artist portraits taken by Fikayo | Curating Otherwise Gazes | Photographer | Visual Artist [photo 5] , programmes team portrait by Jamie Hammill [photo 7], Cubitt Community Kiosk photo by lumie [photo 7] and material from the Cubitt archive.

08/10/2026

A full house for MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE at Cubitt. 📚

We welcomed authors from the press for an evening of readings, alongside a live broadcast on Cubitt Community Radio, which is now available to listen back to in full via CCR (link in bio), celebrating the launch of four new books from the MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE catalogue.

With readings from Gill Houghton, Katharina Ludwig, Timothy Mathews and Adam Walker, alongside short readings from David Berridge, Sam Dolbear, Michael Hampton, Sam Keogh, Louis Mason, Louise O’Hare, Bridget Penney, Adam Roberts and Simon Wortham.

Ticket and drinks sales from the evening helped support the future of the press.

Listen back via Cubitt’s ReadWatchListen webpage

Sharon Kivland CCR

02/10/2026

CUBITT is featured in the latest issue of Frieze Magazine Frieze 🤍 link in bio 🔗

In Praise of Cubitt Gallery | brings together roundtable reflections from Amal Khalaf Amal Khalaf, Polly Staple .staple, Nicole Wermers Nicole Wermers and Michelle Cotton of Kunsthalle Wien, sharing their perspectives on Cubitt’s legacy, programmes, community and cooperative spirit.

Thank you to everyone involved for this thoughtful reflection on Cubitt at such an important moment, as we continue to work towards securing our future in London and prepare to leave our current home of over twenty-five years.

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Images featured in print. Issue 262 October 2026

1. The current Programmes Team at Cubitt, 2026. Courtesy: Cubitt; photograph: Jamie Hammill

2. Adam Chodzko, ‘Better Scenery’, 2002, installation view, Cubitt, London. Courtesy: Cubitt and Polly Staple

3.Cubitt’s Community Press, 2026. Courtesy: Cubitt; photograph: Lumie Okado

4.Nicole Wermers’s Reclining Female #2 in progress at Cubitt, 2024. Courtesy: the artist

5. ‘Urban Islands’, 1999, exhibition postcard. Courtesy: Cubitt

6. Christian Jankowski, 24 Hour Secure Space, 1999, installation view, ‘Urban Islands’, London. Courtesy: the artist

6. ‘Cubitt 30’, 2022, exhibition view, Victoria Miro, London. Courtesy: Victoria Miro, London; photograph: Benjamin Deakin

7.Cubitt’s Community Radio, 2026. Courtesy: Cubitt

8. Ajamu X, ‘Archival Sensoria’, 2021, exhibition view, Cubitt, London. Courtesy: Cubitt

9.Cubitt’s Community Kiosk in Chapel Market, London, 2026. Courtesy: Cubitt; photograph: Lumie Okado

10.Poster for SATURDAY’s first issue, 2002. Courtesy: Polly Staple and Mark Leckey

11.David Robbins during his ‘Ice Cream Social’ at Cubitt, 2002. Courtesy: Cubitt and Polly Staple

12. ‘SEVEN ELEVEN’ by FlatPack001 and The Young Baron, presented as part of SATURDAY, Cubitt, London, 2002. Courtesy: Cubitt and Polly Staple

13. CRASH!, London’s Burning with Boredom Now billboard, 1999, Cubitt, London. Courtesy: Cubitt

02/10/2026

CUBITT is featured in the latest issue of Frieze Magazine Frieze 🤍 link in bio 🔗

In Praise of Cubitt Gallery | brings together roundtable reflections from Amal Khalaf Amal Khalaf, Polly Staple .staple, Nicole Wermers Nicole Wermers and Michelle Cotton of Kunsthalle Wien, sharing their perspectives on Cubitt’s legacy, programmes, community and cooperative spirit.

Thank you to everyone involved for this thoughtful reflection on Cubitt at such an important moment, as we continue to work towards securing our future in London and prepare to leave our current home of over twenty-five years.

Images featured in print. Issues 262 October 2026

1. The current Programmes Team at Cubitt, 2026. Courtesy: Cubitt; photograph: Jamie Hammill

2. Adam Chodzko, ‘Better Scenery’, 2002, installation view, Cubitt, London. Courtesy: Cubitt and Polly Staple

3.Cubitt’s Community Press, 2026. Courtesy: Cubitt; photograph: Lumie Okado

4.Nicole Wermers’s Reclining Female #2 in progress at Cubitt, 2024. Courtesy: the artist

5. ‘Urban Islands’, 1999, exhibition postcard. Courtesy: Cubitt

6. Christian Jankowski, 24 Hour Secure Space, 1999, installation view, ‘Urban Islands’, London. Courtesy: the artist

6. ‘Cubitt 30’, 2022, exhibition view, Victoria Miro, London. Courtesy: Victoria Miro, London; photograph: Benjamin Deakin

7.Cubitt’s Community Radio, 2026. Courtesy: Cubitt

8. Ajamu X, ‘Archival Sensoria’, 2021, exhibition view, Cubitt, London. Courtesy: Cubitt

9.Cubitt’s Community Kiosk in Chapel Market, London, 2026. Courtesy: Cubitt; photograph: Lumie Okado

10.Poster for SATURDAY’s first issue, 2002. Courtesy: Polly Staple and Mark Leckey

11.David Robbins during his ‘Ice Cream Social’ at Cubitt, 2002. Courtesy: Cubitt and Polly Staple

12. ‘SEVEN ELEVEN’ by FlatPack001 and The Young Baron, presented as part of SATURDAY, Cubitt, London, 2002. Courtesy: Cubitt and Polly Staple

13. CRASH!, London’s Burning with Boredom Now billboard, 1999, Cubitt, London. Courtesy: Cubitt

01/10/2026

Cubitt is looking for practicing artists to become Studio Co-operative Members, with the opportunity for long-term studio occupancy following our departure from our current home at 8 Angel Mews.

Deadline: 15 Oct 1PM | To apply please complete the Studio Application via the Cubitt website, opportunities page.

This is an exciting moment to help shape the future of Cubitt as we look towards the next chapter in our history as an artist-run organisation.

Cubitt Studio Co-operative Members are key stakeholders within the organisation, and have shaped our direction since our inception in the early 1990s. Studio Members contribute to the running of the Studio Co-operative through committee membership, studio job roles, and in supportive collaborative dialogue with our Public Programmes.

All Studio Members will be integral to building the future of Cubitt’s world renowned cultural and community work, and continuing the history of artist-run spaces in London.

There are two self-contained studios (Studios 11 & 29), and one half of a shared studio (Studio 10) available in our current building, 8 Angel Mews, until we move into Cubitt’s new longer term home. Studios 11 & 29 are both suitable for single occupancy, or for sharing between 2 or more artists. Studio 10 is suitable for a single artist open to sharing with one existing studio member.

Co-operative Membership grants artists the ability to move with Cubitt into a studio in any future building that we may occupy following the end of our lease at 8 Angel Mews, should they wish.

Open group studio viewings for all studios will be held on Wednesday 7th October at 12 noon.

If you have any queries, would like to arrange a viewing or wish to discuss access requirements and reasonable adjustments please email [email protected].

26/09/2026

This evening! We have a limited number of tickets OTD for our event: 📚 🔊 READING AND BROADCAST: Cubitt x MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE | 26 SEPTEMBER 7PM
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Cubitt is delighted to welcome MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE to Cubitt for a night of readings from authors in their catalogue.

Taking place in Cubitt’s home of over 25 years, the evening will include an introduction from The Editor, drinks, and a live radio broadcast on Cubitt Community Radio of the launch of four new books from the press.

Includes readings by their authors, Gill Houghton, Katharina Ludwig, Timothy Mathews, and Adam Walker, and short readings from other MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE authors: David Berridge, Sam Dolbear, Michael Hampton, Sam Keogh, Louis Mason, Louise O’Hare, Bridget Penney, Adam Roberts, and Simon Wortham.

The price of a ticket includes one drink and a selection of books from Ma Bibliothèque’s catalogue will be available to buy throughout the night.

All ticket sales help to sustain the future of MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE.
Sharon Kivland Sam Keogh

26/09/2026

Exhibition concluding today! 28 September 2026, 12-5pm | The Hospitable Threshold: 25 Years of Angel Mews | Anne Tallentire

Le seuil accueillant, is a phrase extracted from a fleeting moment in reading Gaston Bachelard’s ‘The Poetics of Space’, which describes a threshold which is not imposed with intention to intimidate, nor exclude, but to ‘weave the sturdy web of intimacy’.

Cubitt’s home at Angel Mews has, for the preceding twenty five years, become a threshold through which artworks, artists, curators, communities, educators, and diverse publics have, variously; passed into and from; been welcomed to; transformed what they have found here; metamorphosed in and of themselves.

The intimacies developed within and through Cubitt do not end within these walls, but extend outwards to the many people and practices touched by the organisation’s thirty five year history.

Thank you to Anne Tallentire for your contribution to this exhibition and to for your extensive archival research.

25/09/2026

23/09/2026

Last few tickets remaining for Saturday |📚 🔊 READING AND BROADCAST: Cubitt x MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE | 26 SEPTEMBER 7PM
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Cubitt is delighted to welcome MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE to Cubitt for a night of readings from authors in their catalogue.

Taking place in Cubitt’s home of over 25 years, the evening will include an introduction from The Editor, drinks, and a live radio broadcast on Cubitt Community Radio of the launch of four new books from the press.

Includes readings by their authors, Gill Houghton, Katharina Ludwig, Timothy Mathews, and Adam Walker, and short readings from other MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE authors: David Berridge, Sam Dolbear, Michael Hampton, Sam Keogh, Louis Mason, Louise O’Hare, Bridget Penney, Adam Roberts, and Simon Wortham.

The price of a ticket includes one drink and a selection of books from Ma Bibliothèque’s catalogue will be available to buy throughout the night.

All ticket sales help to sustain the future of MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE.
Sharon Kivland Sam Keogh

21/09/2026

📚 🔊 READING AND BROADCAST: Cubitt x MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE | 26 SEPTEMBER 7PM
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Cubitt is delighted to welcome MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE to Cubitt for a night of readings from authors in their catalogue.

Taking place in Cubitt’s home of over 25 years, the evening will include an introduction from The Editor, drinks, and a live radio broadcast on Cubitt Community Radio of the launch of four new books from the press.

Includes readings by their authors, Gill Houghton, Katharina Ludwig, Timothy Mathews, and Adam Walker, and short readings from other MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE authors: David Berridge, Sam Dolbear, Michael Hampton, Sam Keogh, Louis Mason, Louise O’Hare, Bridget Penney, Adam Roberts, and Simon Wortham.

The price of a ticket includes one drink and a selection of books from Ma Bibliothèque’s catalogue will be available to buy throughout the night.

All ticket sales help to sustain the future of MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE.
Sharon Kivland Sam Keogh