The Inch by IN:CH collective presents a reflective body of work at 44AD artspace, marking five years since their previous collaborative tour. Through sculpture, painting, and installation, the members examine how their individual practices have evolved within a changing landscape. Audiences can engage with the artists through planned talks and workshops during the run.
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Five years after their initial touring exhibition, the Inch by IN:CH collective reunites at 44AD artspace to reflect on their artistic journeys and evolution. The exhibition features a variety of small and medium-sized works, including sculpture, painting, and installation, examining how individual practices have shifted over time.
The exhibition 'Where are we now?' marks a significant reunion for members of the Inch by IN:CH collective, five years after their previous tour through the South West. This presentation at 44AD artspace serves as a reflective point for the artists to consider the transformation of their individual practices since 2021 and how new environments and changing times have influenced their creative interaction. The featured works encompass a diverse range of sculpture, painting, and installation pieces. By reconvening, the collective aims to explore the function of art as a means of connection and expression during periods of transition, inviting audiences to join the conversation through artist talks and interactive workshops.
The exhibition is open to the public from Tuesday, August 25th to Sunday, August 30th, 2026. A private view is scheduled for August 24th, with additional public programming including artist talks and a children's workshop held throughout the exhibition period.
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