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Cubitt

Name: Cubitt
Address: 8 Angel Mews, London, N19HH, GB
Telephone: +442072788226

Cubitt is an artist-led organisation comprising a non-profit gallery, studios and education programme

Cubitt is an independent organisation founded in 1991 and led by its members: a community of over 30 artists dedicated to nurturing and promoting contemporary art production and debate in London and beyond. Cubitt runs as a cooperative of artists, art professionals, educators and curators, and by virtue of its diverse Studio, Gallery and Education programmes, continues to promote national and international developments in visual culture.

24/07/2026

Donate to our CUBITT FUTURES Fundraising campaign to help us secure our future home.

Cubitt Artists, an internationally-recognised gallery, studios, and cultural programme, and the last remaining artist-run studios and gallery in central London, launch our fundraising campaign to secure our future in London as we prepare to leave our home of over twenty-five years later this year.

🏡We need your help to raise £100,000 and continue our long history of supporting experimental artistic and curatorial practice, world-leading educational and community programmes, deeply embedded civic work, and our continued provision of affordable studios for artists. 🔧🔨

This fundraiser will support our costs associated with:
🔧 Leaving our current building and managing dilapidation costs.
📦 Moving to our new home – currently under negotiation.
🤝Management of this transitory phase during a key moment in our history, with support for staff, studio artists, and associated groups at Cubitt.

Please share, donate, and support us in our efforts to continue decades of leading cultural work in the heart of London.
Click the link in our bio to donate or support!

🎞️ by Kadeem Oak , Jamie Hammill , Ed Harrison
Music: .omalley

22/07/2026

Cubitt Artists will feature in the Spike Prjnt Fair this weekend with all proceeds sold going towards our Cubitt Futures fundraising campaign. A new contemporary art fair dedicated to original print is taking over with over 50 artists, collectives and galleries bringing their work to Bristol for the weekend of 24th-26th July.

We’ll be exhibiting a selection of Artist’s Print Editions, Cubitt Community Press editions, materials and Studio Artists works on paper plus much more!

Join us on Friday!
PV 24 July 6-9pm
Open 25-26 July 10-5
Spike Island
133 Cumberland Road, BS1 6UX Bristol

Exhibitors:
Louise Boulton & Joanna Wright
Spindle Printer
RTiiiKA
Pirrip Press
Yendi Lin, Jia-Chi Tsaih & Naomi Bennet
Chiara Mensa
Victoria Willmott
Bark Ink Collective
Pressed Perspectives
Steph Renshaw Printmaker
Studio TOMM
Print & Ephemera
Angus Vasili
Lee Nutland
Jack Goozée
George Jolliffe
Spike Print Techs
Bronte Adam
James Bywood
James Green
Elliot Coffin & Sonja Burnie
Hammer Chen, Christine D**g & Qinlin Yang
Naomi J Kendall
Richard Foster Etchings
Sam Nias
Lisa Takahashi
The Print Block
Cubitt Artists
HAUSPRINT Studio Etching Year
Charlotte Farmer
Ben Goodman
Andrea Abbatangelo
Emily Ketteringham
Katie Whitford
Edward Richards
Kim Jenkins
Shirley Watson Design
Hannah McVicar
Anna Harley
Ruth Ander Prints
The Lemonade Press
Anna Marrow & Emma Studd
Anna Francis & Fiona Hamilton
Carolyn Bunt
Chuck Elliott
Leigh Clarke
Eska Marsh
Ros Ford
Townsend²
Stanbridge & Watts
Shirley Stevenson

Presented by Spike Print Studio and Spike Island in partnership with UWE Bristol School of Arts and Centre for Print Research

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21/07/2026

UPCOMING: CUBITT CÈILIDH FUNDRAISER AT CAFÉ OTO
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Cubitt takes over Cafe OTO for a night of live cèilidh music, dancing, poetry, DJs and a fundraising raffle, helping the artist-run organisation secure a new permanent home.

A cèilidh is a social evening and cultural celebration common in Gaelic cultures, built around live music, group dancing and a caller guiding everyone through the steps. You do not need to know the dances in advance, and kilts are warmly encouraged but entirely optional.

At the centre of the night is a one-off cèilidh band assembled by friends and members of Shovel Dance Collective, with Cubitt Director of Programmes Seán Elder as fear an taighe, or master of ceremonies, and caller for the dancers. Cubitt artists, staff, friends and supporters will also contribute poetry readings and prizes for the fundraising raffle.

On the decks, raregr00ve is the DJ and broadcasting project of Andi Amirshah, founder of Cubitt Community Radio, a grassroots platform for local voices, independent music, live sets and discussion. Caprice Sühñ joins with nostalgic house, Bollywood and UK Desi sounds, q***r club music, disco and 1990s and 2000s pop.

Founded by artists in 1991, Cubitt is one of London’s oldest artist-run cooperatives. For thirty-five years it has provided affordable studios, a non-profit gallery and an education programme, while supporting artists and curators at formative stages in their careers. Its work also reaches beyond the building through long-running projects with young people, schools, older residents and communities across Islington.

After twenty-five years at Angel Mews, Cubitt is now working to secure a new home from which this work can continue. The cèilidh is both a celebration of what Cubitt has built and a practical way to help carry it into its next chapter.

Tickets are available through DICE at several levels. Those able to contribute more are warmly encouraged to choose a supporter or pay-it-forward ticket, helping fund Cubitt’s move while keeping lower-cost tickets available to others!

🎟️ Tickets start from £8 via DICE and cafeoto.co.uk

→ 7pm Doors

01/07/2026

Join us tomorrow at our event for artist educators and arts workers. THRESHOLDS: CULTIVATING CURIOSITY IN THE CLASSROOM | 4:30-6pm, Tuesday 2 July, 2026

What happens when entering the art classroom becomes an opportunity to cultivate joy and curiosity?

In this gathering, artist Jasmin Bhanji and AMSI’s Head of Art Joeanna Omotesho will introduce Thresholds: a practice where the entrance to the art classroom is subtly transformed using material and sensory interventions. These have included disco lights and music, projections of waves, and glitter curtains.

We’ll explore how these interventions have invited new ways of entering and experiencing the classroom, sparking different kinds of conversations with students. This ‘consultation by action’ has informed curriculum development, shaped around young people’s responses.

Through hands-on creative activity, conversation, and reflection, we’ll explore ways to support meaningful engagement in art. You’ll leave with practical ideas and fresh perspectives to take into your own context.

This gathering is for teachers from primary, secondary, EYFS and SEND settings, as well as artist educators and arts workers.

Thresholds has emerged during Liberating the Curriculum (LTC), a two-year programme with Arts and Media School Islington (AMSI) that creates time and space to develop a flexible, diverse curriculum. By making space for slowing down and being present, we hope to support young people to bring more of themselves to their art education.

LTC is part of a long-term collaboration between Cubitt Artists and AMSI and is generously supported by Freelands Foundation as part of their Inclusive Practice Fund.

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18/06/2026

As part of our campaign to secure Cubitt’s future, we’re sharing a clip by our Civic Curatorial fellow: Anahí Saravia Herrera on the importance of grass-roots organising and retaining spaces for community work and creative resistance within our capital.

Cubitt Artists, an internationally-recognised gallery, studios, and cultural programme, and the last remaining artist-run studios and gallery in central London. We’ve launched our fundraising campaign to secure our future in London as we prepare to leave our home of over twenty-five years later this year.

🏡We need your help to raise £100,000 and continue our long history of supporting experimental artistic and curatorial practice, world-leading educational and community programmes, deeply embedded civic work, and our continued provision of affordable studios for artists. 🔧🔨

This fundraiser will support our costs associated with:
🔧 Leaving our current building and managing dilapidation costs.
📦 Moving to our new home – currently under negotiation.
🤝Management of this transitory phase during a key moment in our history, with support for staff, studio artists, and associated groups at Cubitt.

Please share, donate, and support us in our efforts to continue decades of leading cultural work in the heart of London.

Click the link in our bio to donate or support!

Music: .omalley

12/06/2026

As part of our campaign to secure Cubitt’s future, we’re sharing a clip by artist Helen Cammock, inviting her reflections on the value of Cubitt’s work and her 2017 exhibition Shouting in Whispers curated by Helen Nisbet.

Cubitt Artists, an internationally-recognised gallery, studios, and cultural programme, and the last remaining artist-run studios and gallery in central London, launch our fundraising campaign to secure our future in London as we prepare to leave our home of over twenty-five years later this year.

🏡We need your help to raise £100,000 and continue our long history of supporting experimental artistic and curatorial practice, world-leading educational and community programmes, deeply embedded civic work, and our continued provision of affordable studios for artists. 🔧🔨

This fundraiser will support our costs associated with:
🔧 Leaving our current building and managing dilapidation costs.
📦 Moving to our new home – currently under negotiation.
🤝Management of this transitory phase during a key moment in our history, with support for staff, studio artists, and associated groups at Cubitt.

Please share, donate via the link in bio, and support us in our efforts to continue decades of leading cultural work in the heart of London.

🎞️ by Kadeem Oak , Jamie Hammill , Ed Harrison
Music: .omalley

10/06/2026

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us on Saturday at Culpeper Community Gardens and Chapel Market to celebrate the launch of the 3rd edition of our Cubitt Community Press Newsletter 🌿🌀🗞️

It was wonderful to gather with contributors, neighbours, and friends to share the project, distribute newspapers, and celebrate the stories, places, and people that make Islington unique.

Together with local residents, we created a community map of the borough, marking more than 50 sites on the through an open call. From youth centres and cultural spaces to sites of radical action, local histories, and personal memories, the map connects past and present-day Islington through a collection of community knowledge — including a hand-drawn map of the borough.

Visitors also got involved with our limited-edition merch-making station, creating stickers, badges, and more, while Emmie — the mobile resource centre on wheels — hosted a temporary garden library for the afternoon 🌻

The newsletter was hand-designed, printed, and bound in Islington by our press group using the Cubitt Community risograph printer 🙌🖨️

Thank you to everyone who contributed, attended, shared stories, and helped make the day such a special celebration. ✨

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06/06/2026

We’re super excited to see you TODAY📍 Saturday 6 June | 3–5 PM at Culpeper Community Gardens for the summer launch of the 3rd edition of the Cubitt Community Press Newsletter 🌿🌀🗞️

We’ll also be making limited-edition merch (stickers, badges + more), and hosting a temporary garden library using Emmie: a mobile resources centre on wheels! 🌻🌻🌻

We worked with Islington locals to create a community map of the borough — gathering 50+ sites through an open call. From youth centres and cultural spaces to sites of radical action and personal stories, the map brings together historic and present-day Islington, including a hand-drawn map of the borough!

Hand designed, printed and bound in Islington by our press group, using our very own cubitt community risograph printer 🙌🖨️

At the event: pick up a newspaper, hear from contributors, and get involved ✨

Light snacks + drinks provided 🥤

Free entry and everyone welcome — please book a ticket so we know you’re coming!

04/06/2026

📯Not to be missed this weekend! Saturday 6 June | 3–5 PM | Culpeper Community Gardens🍃

Join us for the summer launch of the 3rd edition of the Cubitt Community Press Newsletter 🌿🌀🗞️

We worked with Islington locals to create a community map of the borough — gathering 50+ sites through an open call. From youth centres and cultural spaces to sites of radical action and personal stories, the map brings together historic and present-day Islington, including a hand-drawn map of the borough!

Hand designed, printed and bound in Islington by our press group, using our very own cubitt community risograph printer 🙌🖨️

At the event: pick up a newspaper, hear from contributors, and get involved ✨

We’ll also be making limited-edition merch (stickers, badges + more), and host a temporary garden library using Emmie: a mobile resources centre on wheels! 🌻🌻🌻

Light snacks + drinks provided 🥤

Free entry and everyone welcome — please book a ticket so we know you’re coming!

01/06/2026

Upcoming event for teachers, artist educators and arts workers. THRESHOLDS: CULTIVATING CURIOSITY IN THE CLASSROOM | 4:30-6pm, Tuesday 2 July, 2026

What happens when entering the art classroom becomes an opportunity to cultivate joy and curiosity?

In this gathering, artist Jasmin Bhanji and AMSI’s Head of Art Joeanna Omotesho will introduce Thresholds: a practice where the entrance to the art classroom is subtly transformed using material and sensory interventions. These have included disco lights and music, projections of waves, and glitter curtains.

We’ll explore how these interventions have invited new ways of entering and experiencing the classroom, sparking different kinds of conversations with students. This ‘consultation by action’ has informed curriculum development, shaped around young people’s responses.

Through hands-on creative activity, conversation, and reflection, we’ll explore ways to support meaningful engagement in art. You’ll leave with practical ideas and fresh perspectives to take into your own context.

This gathering is for teachers from primary, secondary, EYFS and SEND settings, as well as artist educators and arts workers.

Thresholds has emerged during Liberating the Curriculum (LTC), a two-year programme with Arts and Media School Islington (AMSI) that creates time and space to develop a flexible, diverse curriculum. By making space for slowing down and being present, we hope to support young people to bring more of themselves to their art education.

LTC is part of a long-term collaboration between Cubitt Artists and AMSI and is generously supported by Freelands Foundation as part of their Inclusive Practice Fund.

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8 Angel Mews
London
N19HH

Opening Hours

Wednesday	12pm - 6pm
Thursday	12pm - 6pm
Friday	12pm - 6pm
Saturday	12pm - 6pm
Sunday	12pm - 6pm

Telephone

+442072788226

Website

http://www.cubittartists.org.uk/

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