• Odour

    This exhibition investigates scent as a structuring force within aesthetic, social and material experience. Bringing together artists working across image, text, sound, video and sculpture, the exhibition treats smell not as a sensory given but as a mutable conceptual medium.

    ODOUR foregrounds the absurd, intimate and queer dimensions of olfactory experience. The adolescent bravado of Lynx Africa, the unruly architecture of the olfactory bulb, the role of scent in human sexual desire and the reproductive strategies of plants become points of theoretical inquiry rather than anecdotal detail.

    The exhibition examines how artists translate or evoke scent, exploiting its elusiveness to open new modes of representation. Here, odour is positioned as a site of identity and imagination—volatile, porous and resistant to containment.

    Ben Branagan, Faye Moorhouse, Anne-Marie Watson, Jen Calleja, Roelof Bakker, Adam Burton, Jack Strange, Kathy Foley, Jamie Atherton.

    Curated By Rowan Corkill

    Exhibition open over two weekends:
    3, 4 & 5 July and 10, 11 & 12 July, 12-5pm
    Opening celebration: Friday 3 July 6-9pm