Artist Lab Exhibition Launch Event!

Signal Film & Media

Dynamic showcase celebrates artistic talent in the North West at the intersection of digital and environmental art!

<h2>Free Launch Event | Artist Lab Exhibition</h2> Signal is proud to announce its most experimental and ambitious group exhibition to date, shaped by land and protest, launching this November in their newly refurbished gallery spaces in Barrow-in-Furness. The Artist Lab features 14 outstanding artists from or connected to Cumbria. This expansive exhibition marks the culmination of 2 years of artist development, experimentation, and deep ecological enquiry as part of SIGNAL's Artist Development Lab. Join us to celebrate! Free refreshments and nibbles will be provided. The exhibition is the public highlight of SIGNAL’s Lab programme – an innovative space for artists to explore the intersection of digital art and environmental themes in contemporary art practice. Since 2018, the Labs have nurtured a new generation of artists through immersive workshops, mentoring, and site visits to some of Barrow’s most compelling landscapes and locations. What makes the Labs particularly groundbreaking is their long-term approach to artist development. The calibre of mentors and contributors has been exceptional. Sessions have benefited from the expertise of partners spanning FACT Liverpool (Charlotte Horn), Abingdon Studios (Tom Ireland), Tate Modern (Michael Raymond), Jewellers (Jamie Jenkinson and Amy Dickson) and renowned artists including Sue Gill, the late John Fox, Marshmallow Laser Feast, Artfly and Mishka Henner. Each Lab cultivates a community of artists whose forward thinking works mark them as ones to watch. This landmark show is the first multidisciplinary group exhibition in the new venue, and it explodes with the energy that defines not only SIGNAL’s next chapter, but the generation of artists staking bold new ground in the North West’s cultural landscape. Expect moving image and sound works influenced by elemental forces and geopolitical pressures. Sculptures informed by walking, place, and time. Photography that unearths sites of labour, process and change. Art that unpicks the social, ecological and emotional textures of place. Work that challenges, responds to, and reimagines the world around us. A place where coastlines, code, soundscapes, installations, ideas, and speculative environments collide.

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