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Members of Submit to Love Studios take you through their exhibition Common Threads at Autograph, in our new video introduction to the show.
Common Threads is a group show from the self-taught artists based at Submit to Love Studios in Hackney, currently on display at Autograph.
Not able to attend the exhibition in person? Or looking for a sneak preview ahead of your visit? The video below gives a flavour of the show, featuring an introduction to some of the key works on display from exhibiting artist Trevor Small and an overview of the project from Alex Brady, art studio coordinator at Submit to Love Studios.
Inspired by the artists' lived experience of brain injury, see new textile works exploring ideas of heritage, talent and otherness. Until 14 August 2021 at Autograph's London gallery.
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Banner: Common Threads at Autograph [still], filmed and edited by Remi Stewart, 2021.
Other images on page: 2) Brian Searle, Unidentified Sitter [detail], 2020. Courtesy Submit to Love Studios / Headway East London. 3) Yoki Mekuria by Leon Foggitt [detail], 2020. Courtesy Submit to Love Studios / Headway East London / Leon Foggitt 4) Tirzah Mileham, The Sitter, 2020. Courtesy Submit to Love Studios / Headway East London. 5) Film still from Chaos/Quest directed by Posy Dixon. © LUCA Productions Ltd 13) Sharif Persaud, Untitled [detail], 2017. Courtesy of Project Art Works.
Autograph is a place to see things differently. Since 1988, we have championed photography that explores issues of race, identity, representation, human rights and social justice, sharing how photographs reflect lived experiences and shape our understanding of ourselves and others.
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