Art Riot Collective

Last week to see exhibition, such important work!

Alan Van Wijgerden

Having left college in 1983 photographer and film-maker Alan Van Wijgerden set about collecting stories and images. The photographs, some of which have not been seen for more than 30 years, are now on display in his home town of Coventry. More details via comments.

We are proud to present the amazing work of artist and film maker in his first solo exhibition titled ‘1983’. This series echoes Alan’s detail for capturing people, places and action.

Alan recently joined and is now an oversight board member contributing to our mission and strategy.

The exhibition and work is generously supported by and part of our mission to elevate artists and mission!

Last chance to vote!!

https://www.nationaldiversityawards.co.uk/awards-2025/nominations/art-riot/

🎉 Celebrating 14 years of championing inclusion, the National Diversity Awards (@ndawards) continues to honour the incredible individuals and organisations shaping a more equal world. We're thrilled to share that our amazing tenant @artriotcollective has been nominated! Through ey empower disabled and neurodivergent artists to thrive at the heart of the creative community - breaking barriers and reimagining what inclusive art can be. 🗳️ Help shine a spotlight on their powerful mission:  Show your support and Vote now 👉 www.nationaldiversityawards.co.uk/awards-2025/nominations/art-riot

This Friday the opening night of Aleighan-the state of being.

Whoop Whoop we have been nominated for the National Diversity awards!! Well done team ARC!

Art Riot I have been voted for an Award at The National Diversity Awards 2025 in association with . Please vote for me

🎨 Come and see Jason and his Argonauts on Tour this summer! 🎨

This wonderful touring exhibition highlights the work of Jason Wilsher-Mills Artist who, alongside disabled communities across the UK. has created artworks that are both thought-provoking and deeply personal.
Alongside Jason’s exhibition, you can see work by Art Riot Collective, a talented group of neurodivergent and disabled artists. Their work is influenced by Jason’s exhibition and showcases the artists’ unique perspectives on disability and the human experience.

© Jason and his Argonauts is a touring exhibition from 20-21 Visual Arts Centre and supported by Arts Council England through funding from the National Lottery.

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It’s been a week of starting something new studio! Here is starting a new artwork as part of project. This is a new way of working for him and was inspired by the 8 artists participants of the project who are all responding to Jason’s photographic project! this project has been supported by by

This week 8 artists have been making their response to archive. Here is working on a large scale installation in the studio. This work will form part of a collaborative exhibition and was generously supported by