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Artists, designers, architects, and interdisciplinary practitioners are invited to submit site-responsive work responding to themes of memory, belonging, space, and transformation for exhibition at Peckham Rye Station, London during London Design Festival 2026.
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Get matched →Everything Then is Now II: PLATFORM 0, presented by CAM – Casoria Contemporary Art Museum and SPIRA9 ART as part of London Design Festival 2026 and Othering London 2026, invites artists, designers, architects, performers, and interdisciplinary practitioners to respond to themes of memory, belonging, space, and transformation. The site-responsive exhibition takes place at the historic Old Waiting Room at Peckham Rye Station, London, exploring how overlooked spaces can become platforms for cultural exchange, collective memory, and new forms of encounter.
Artists, designers, architects, spatial practitioners, researchers, filmmakers, performers, sound artists, digital creators, and interdisciplinary practitioners from any country are welcome. There are no age, nationality, or residency restrictions. Both emerging and established practitioners working across all media are invited, including installation, sculpture, painting, photography, moving image, sound, performance, digital art, AI, interactive media, architecture, and experimental practices.
Artists exploring memory, identity, body, space, time, movement, material transformation, migration, collective histories, and site-responsive approaches are particularly encouraged to submit.
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27 August 2026
SPIRA9 ART & Casoria Contemporary Art Museum