Domestic Dialogues:
Exhibition


Opening Dates:
15 November – 15 December 2024
Saturdays and Sundays, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM


London, England, United Kingdom




Detail from the collaborative work of Meaghan Stewart and Jack Hardy.



187 Deptford High Street is transformed into Domestic Dialogues, a dynamic exhibition spanning six rooms across three floors. The building, empty for nearly a decade, was lovingly renovated by the Terrace Collective, preserving its raw character while creating a space where art, history, and conversation meet. Elements like falling ceilings have been reimagined to frame artworks, turning imperfections into features that enhance the exhibition’s themes.



On the First Floor, the works of Jack Hardy, Isabel Law, and Pascal Loschetter set the tone for the exhibition, drawing visitors into a space alive with creative dialogue.

The Second Floor brings people together, much like a living room with a fireplace. Here, Fiona Cuypers-Stanienda and Russell Royer’s works create an inviting atmosphere for conversation and reflection, offering a new layer to the exhibition’s narrative.

The Third Floor features contributions from Anna Zozulya, Meaghan Stewart, and additional works by Jack Hardy, bringing the journey to a thought-provoking conclusion and leaving visitors with lasting impressions.

Each floor offers a unique perspective, weaving together a rich tapestry of ideas that reflect the themes of space, memory, and identity. The building itself becomes part of the experience, its layered history adding depth to the conversations sparked by the works on display.

All Works Available for Sale
All works in Domestic Dialogues are available for purchase.
If you're interested, please contact us directly:
E-Mail: 187deptford@gmail.com

Step into the space and be part of the dialogue—we look forward to welcoming you.


Acknowledgements:
Commission and Organization: Terrace Collective
Curation: Fiona Cuypers-Stanienda
Exhibition Design: Karta Architecture
Space Renovation and Preparation: Terrace Collective

Special Thanks:
Katarzyna Czapiga, Maria Fedorchenko, Isabel Law, Amanda Yensa Manor, Céline Przedborski, Lynn Sonderegger, Marzena Szwed, Architectural Association, Bayeux, Embassy of Switzerland in the UK, Forest Deptford, Skala Studio and Swiss Cultural Fund UK


Storefront of 187 Deptford High Street.

Detail from the work by Jack Hardy (foreground) alongside the work of Pascal Loschetter.
Work by Jack Hardy.
Work by Russell Royer.
Work by Russell Royer.
View into Fiona Cuypers-Stanienda's room.
Work by Fiona Cuypers-Stanienda.
Work by Anna Zozulya.
Work by Anna Zozulya.
Work by Jack Hardy.
Work by Jack Hardy (foreground) and Meaghan Stewart.
Detail from the work by Jack Hardy (foreground) alongside the work of Meaghan Stewart.
Terrace Collective is a platform that brings together architecture and art, curating exhibitions, discussions, workshops, and events that explore the intersection of space, memory, and identity. Through collaborative projects, we foster a deeper dialogue between creative disciplines, pushing the boundaries of how art and architecture shape our world.
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