Campbell Works

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⭐ Highlights

Site-Responsive Installations

Artists frequently use the building’s raw surfaces and proportions as part of the work, producing one-off spatial compositions.

Note where works ‘lean’ on architecture—beams, floor grids, window light—to understand decisions that only make sense here.

📍 Main gallery

Public Engagement & Editions

Prints, multiples and small publications extend exhibitions beyond the walls and document experiments not suited to the market.

Browse edition notes to see how a performance, walk or workshop becomes a tangible artefact.

📍 Project rack / front desk

Cross-Media Programmes

Shows often braid moving image, sound, sculpture and text, highlighting the studio as a laboratory rather than a production line.

Track a theme as it migrates across media—how does a sound score inform an object or a text work on the wall?

📍 Throughout

Opening Hours

Sunday: 12:00 – 18:00

Thursday: 12:00 – 18:00

Friday: 12:00 – 18:00

Saturday: 12:00 – 18:00

Inside the museum

An artist-run project space known for tightly curated contemporary art exhibitions, public realm projects and publications. Programmes often foreground collaboration, process and place—commissioning new work that treats the gallery’s former light-industrial architecture as an active component of the installation.

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🤓 Fun Facts

Artist-run governance allows Campbell Works to commission risk-taking projects and community collaborations that are harder to stage in commercial settings.

Its publications programme preserves ephemeral projects—scores, scripts, and process images—turning short-run exhibitions into lasting research resources.