Schoeni Projects. disCONNECT

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Herakut, installation view of disCONNECT, Schoeni Projects

disCONNECT – A “Locked-Down” Artist Takeover From Schoeni Projects
Opens to the Public this Friday, 24 July, 2020

London / Hong Kong arts platform presents urban art ‘takeover’ in London townhouse – responding to COVID-19 pandemic
In person: 24 July – 24 August 2020
Online: from 31 August 2020

Vhils, installation view of disCONNECT, Schoeni Projects London (2020), Nick Smith Photos
Vhils, installation view of disCONNECT, Schoeni Projects London (2020), Nick Smith Photos

Schoeni Projects, London is pleased to present disCONNECT, an exhibition transforming a South London townhouse – currently under renovation – with new site-specific works from ten urban artists working across seven countries. The exhibition runs in-person from 24 July – 24 August and online from 31 August, 2020. It is presented in close collaboration with HKwalls – a Hong-Kong based non-profit arts organisation that aims to create opportunities for local and international artists to showcase their talent through the mediums of street art and street culture.

Full list of participating artists:
Adam Neate (UK); Aida Wilde (Iran); Alex Fakso (Italy); Mr.Cenz (UK); David Bray (UK) Herakut (Germany); Icy and Sot (Iran); Isaac Cordal (Spain); Vhils (Portugal); Zoer (Italy).

Opening during the COVID-19 pandemic, the exhibition is adapted to not only adhere to lock-down restrictions, but also to reflect on the creative and physical constraints of the current global crisis, exploring psychological and political reactions, as well as the role of technology as conduit between the two.

Vhils, installation view of disCONNECT, Schoeni Projects London (2020), Nick Smith Photos
Vhils, installation view of disCONNECT, Schoeni Projects London (2020), Nick Smith Photos
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