Art in response to music.

Venue Brixton East
100 Barrington Road, London SW9 7JF
Curated by Araba Ocran

'chArt' is an exhibition that aims to explore the relationship that music has with visual arts. Music has the ability to move, perplex or even annoy, and can often be used to enhance artworks. Although art and music have differing personalities, the relationship between the two is a fascinating concept to explore.

All the artists were asked to submit work in response to a piece of music of their choosing, from any genre of popular music that inspired them to make work. The music was used as a platform to conceptualise images and execute a piece of work in the style and medium of their artistic practice. The exhibition was shown at Brixton East, once a Victorian furniture factory — an unusual and informal space designed to encompass a cultural and educational mix of events beyond the conventional white cube.

22 Artists

All artists
Nicholas Allan-Pui Juliette Argent Tom Banks Amelie Barnahan Roy Bell Dunstan Bruce Julian Carstairs Paul Churcher Serge Constantinesco Jim Cross Bettina Fung Wan Shan Donald Harding Kosha Hussain Jesper Kirketerp Araba Ocran Jane Oldfield Charley Peters Deborah Ridley Scorpio Jack Tatham Anne Tilby Erika Winstone

Selection Panel

Cullinan Richards Collaborative artists and MA tutors, Kingston University
Rachael House & Jo David Directors, Space Station Sixty Five Gallery
Paul Luckraft Curator, Modern Art Oxford