An exhibition showcasing works by artists Mira Hirtz, Abi Ola and Naomi Harwin. In a world that places a constant demand on productivity, this exhibition is dedicated to individuals in need to breathe, rest and play – as the title conveys. Whether you are going through a challenging time, living with...
Inviting artists to share their works in the company of peers in this online group crit. There’ll be a chance to discuss how to make the works more accessible to disabled audiences, whether they will be presented in a physical space or online.
Inviting artists to share their works in the company of peers in this online group crit. There’ll be a chance to discuss how to make the works more accessible to disabled audiences, whether they will be presented in a physical space or online.
What can we do to increase access to the arts? Join Celina Loh and Armani Shahrin in a sharing session titled ‘INCREASING ACCESS TO ART IN DIGITAL AGE’ which will be live streamed on Filamen’s Youtube Channel.
End of residency exhibition presenting works by Alecia Neo, Arabel Lebrusan and Latifah A.Stranack. In and Beyond the Studio journeys in and beyond the artist's studios, focusing on processes and finished works as well as the role of the studio and what it means to each artist.
A conversation with Celina Loh, Director of In Transit and Francesca Bellini-Joseph, Director of ACT! Programme.
Come and meet Celina and learn about the personal experiences that inspired her to create 'In Transit', how art projects could be more inclusive and what's next in her journey. There will...
In Transit will be hosting Chance4Charlie fundraising event from 19 March – 20 April 2022. We have invited artists to produce one limited edition, digital print of an original artwork, especially for the Chance4Charlie Fundraiser.
Chance4Charlie is a fundraiser for ongoing specialist medical treatment...
Nineteen Forty - 2022 showcases works by four artists Pablo Paillole, Yasmine Aminanda, Abdul Shakir and Charlie Fitz – as part of the platform’s pilot residency programme. The exhibition explores our relationship with the past and how this informs the way we view ourselves, others, and build the future.
