Set in a speculative future — a desolate world devoid of observable life — players navigate a landscape that blurs the lines between prehistory and post-apocalypse. In this imagined planet, the ruins of these artworks are scattered, awaiting recovery by the players.

The Archive of Forgotten Forms investigates the archive not as a static repository of the past, but as a malleable and speculative construct—a site where meaning is continuously reframed across temporal and conceptual boundaries. The exhibition features the launch of DUMP Doom Simulator, a video game work, alongside pieces from seven artists exploring the creation and interpretation of artefacts across various contexts.

DUMP03 is the continuation of The DUMP series, an ongoing initiative designed to offer visibility and temporary storage for works that artists cannot maintain due to space and resource constraints. This edition also features DUMP’s first ever window display.

DUMP presents DUMP02 as the second edition of the DUMP series. The DUMP series is an ongoing initiative dedicated to offering exposure and temporary preservation for works at risk of being discarded.

We got arts council funding!!!

The event was conceived as part of our ongoing interest in spaces that embody both precariousness and possibility. Engaging artists and curators, the conversation explored how art is produced, stored, and transformed in the face of material, spatial, and institutional limitations.

DUMP Get-together unfolds across two days within a temporarily repurposed office space, embodying an experimental response to the meanwhile studio conditions many artists face in London.

DUMP presents DUMP01, a group exhibition of works by 26 artists, predominantly London-based. These artists are at various stages of their careers and share a relationship with materials caught in a state of liminality.