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Brixton Art Gallery Archive 1983-1986

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1. Brixton Artists Collective

June 25, 1983
2. Brixton Festival Exhibition

July 8, 1983
3. Africa

July 22, 1983
4. Christina Berry, Angela Williams & New Local Artists

August 12, 1983
5. Rob Evans, Jorge Walsh & Derek Stockley

August 31, 1983
6. Clay, Wood & Metal – Exhibition By Artists & Craftspeople

September 18, 1983
7. 3rd Open Show + Glc Peace Posters By Peter Kennard

October 5, 1983
8. Work By Gay Men & Women

October 25, 1983
9. Kumiko Shimizu & Terry Dyer + The Art Of Immediacy + Polish Posters

November 12, 1983
10. Womens Work

November 30, 1983
11. Brixton Festival Photographs + Art & Crafts Market

December 17, 1983
12. 1984 Show

January 1, 1984
13. Textiles – Making & Meaning

January 26, 1984
14. Tony Moo Young Paintings + Jamie Reid – Leaving The 20th Century

February 25, 1984
15. Multiples – Photography, Xerox & Edition-Based Media

March 25, 1984
16. Brixton Baroque

April 21, 1984
17. Fertile Eye – Womens Work 2

May 19, 1984
18. Brixton Festival Exhibition

June 29, 1984
19. Creation For Liberation – 2nd Open Exhibition By Black Artists

July 17, 1984
20. Made In London – Sculpture Show

August 12, 1984
21. Newcomers – Open Exhibition

September 8, 1984
22. Vive Le Resistance – Copyart Exhibition

October 6, 1984
23. Our Territory – Womens Work 3

November 3, 1984
24. Brixton Artists Collective Annual Members Show

December 1, 1984
25. No Comment – 2nd Lesbian & Gay Show

December 29, 1984
26. Rosemarie Mcgoldrick, Geraldine Walsh, Roxane Permar & Susan Egan

January 26, 1985
27. Seeing Diversity – 40 Contemporary Photographers

February 22, 1985
28. Janet Flynn, Sue Jane Taylor, Shanti Thomas & Tony Phillips

March 23, 1985
29. Open Exhibiton In Support Of The NUM + The Vauxhall Group

April 19, 1985
30. Roadworks Plus Kasia Januszko, Marc Elms & John Hewitt

May 18, 1985
31. Mirror Reflecting Darkly – Black Womens Art – Womens Work 4

June 15, 1985
32. Latin American Arts Exhibition

July 13, 1985
33. Two Photographers – Newton Brown & Anna Arnone + The Other Ireland

August 10, 1985
34. Series One – Group Exhibition

September 7, 1985
35. Love, Sex & Romance – Womens Work 5

October 5, 1985
36. Campaign Against Plastic Bullets

November 2, 1985
37. Brixton Artists Collective Annual Members Show

November 30, 1985
38. Monti Wa Marumo – South African Arts And Artists

January 4, 1986
39. Hi Tech & Ancient Mythology – Richard Ducker, Piyawan & Rosie Leventon

February 1, 1986
40. Reflections of the Black Experience – 10 Black Photographers

March 1, 1986
41. Third World Within – AfroAsian Artists In Britain

March 31, 1986
42. Last Requests – Film, Video & Tape/Slide Installation

April 28, 1986
43. Zamani Soweto Sisters – Textile Art

May 24, 1986
44. Against All The Odds – Lesbian & Gay Men Exhibition

June 21, 1986
45. Tangled Roots – Mirror Reflecting Darkly 2 – Black Womens Artists

July 18, 1986
46. Bigos – Anglo-Polish Artists Group

August 16, 1986
47. Caribbean Focus

September 13, 1986
48. Realising Power – Womens Work 7

October 11, 1986
49. Series Two – Group Exhibition

November 8, 1986
50. Brixton Artists Collective Annual Members Show

December 6, 1986

Artist: Sokari Douglas Camp

Was in the following shows:

Aug

12

1984

Made In London – Sculpture Show

Jan

26

1984

Textiles – Making & Meaning

If you’d like to add to the archive then please get in touch, especially if you exhibited at the Gallery or helped curate any of the exhibitions: [email protected]

Also see the archive specifically looking at the work of Black British Artists during the 1980s at https://bba80.co.uk