Mob-Shop is a continuing, disabled-led project exploring mobility shops, mobility aids and the devices and practices used by and designed for disabled and critically ill people. Read more
2021 Adam Reynolds Awardee Johanna Hedva's latest project explores the mystical nature of AI in a hair-raising video game. Read more
Alicia's collaboration with Shape culminates in this new performance film exploring neurodivergent experience and Shamanistic practice. Read more
The online Shape Open returns, exhibiting critical perspectives on community and isolation from disabled and marginalised creatives as we emerge from lockdown. Read more
A unique chance to visit a newly commissioned sculpture by Jason Wilsher-Mills throughout the summer and autumn months - outdoors, as part of a major exhibition Read more
Wetlands Unravelled explores conflicting notions of our relationship with, and management of, wetland environments by focussing on the overlooked and hidden stories of the site; artist Anne Deeming exhibits Read more
The Way Ahead was created by artist Caroline Cardus to reflect the issues disabled people wish the government and society was addressing more thoroughly in an accessible, subversive and humorous way. Read more
Enter four imagined spaces created by UK- and USA-based artists using augmented reality to explore the worlds they know in captivating, immersive displays Read more
The Emergence Bursary winners update us on how the award has shaped their practice throughout the last year. Read more
Explore themes of power and narrative through live art with artists from the Emergence project Read more
The 2019 Shape Open, exploring the theme ‘In Circles’ in the context of disability, will be hosted at Nunnery Gallery this September. Read more
BALTIC 39 will host the 2019 Adam Reynolds Memorial Bursary Shortlist Exhibition, featuring the work of the five shortlisted artists for Shape’s flagship award. Read more