Live in a New World

Live in a New World

Intoart Collection 2024 exhibition
at Copeland Gallery, London

About the exhibition

Art can be a spaceship, a mirror, a portal, or a petition. It imagines how things might be and challenges how things are. The exhibition ‘Live in a New World’ includes paintings, sculptures, textiles and prints that explore human connection, Disability representation and the materiality of popular culture. You’ll encounter imagery of pub signs and monster trucks, hip-hop royalty and roller coaster rides. Collectively the artworks refuse to accept imposed limitations and offer portals to a more equitable and liveable new world.

Andre Williams | Aysen Aktu | Christian Ovonlen | Clifton Wright | Danielle Green | Dawn Wilson | Ishaq Beckford | Jordan Moody | Kevin Jacobs | Lisa Contucci | Lisa Trim | Luigi Lollobrigida | Mawuena Kattah | Nancy Clayton | Nick Fenn | Ntiense Eno-Amooquaye | Philomena Powell | Samuel Jegede | Stanley Galton | Uduehi Imienwanrin | William Mukui

With thanks to our funders Arts Council England, Paul Hamlyn Foundation, QEST, City Bridge Trust and Lightbulb Trust.


About the Intoart Studio

Based in Peckham, Intoart is a pioneering visual arts organisation championing people with learning disabilities to become visible, equal and established artists. Established in 2000 the Intoart studio is a site of collective action and ambitious art, design and craft production. Intoart has realised exhibitions, commissions and research projects with contemporary art galleries and museums in the UK and internationally.