May - July 2022

If these walls 
could talk 


PARLOUR HQ, London NW5
Curated by Stéphanie Ruth

Artists

Freya Bramble-Carter
Will Cruickshank
Susie Green
Eva Kot’átková
Sandra Lane
Anousha Payne
Daniel Silver
Anna Skladmann
Kate Street
Sophie Wahlquist
Xenia Vitos
Maddalena Zadra
works by Sophie Calle and Marisol


Maddalena Zadra, Douglas Coupland, Kentaro Kabuke, Freya Bramble-Carter, Isamu Noguchi, photo: Jorge Stride

If These Walls Could Talk (2023), poem by Xenia Vitos playing as a sound installation in the guest loo.

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PARLOUR’s inaugural exhibition If these walls could talk was an invitation to engage with artworks in a domestic setting.

The home is the staging of everyday life and rituals; it serves as a container for experience, memories and dreams and becomes an extension of its occupants. The aim was to employ the domestic space as a medium in which to tell stories through the exhibited artworks and objects.


Susie Green, photo: Jorge Stride
Daniel Silver and detail of Marisol
photo by Jorge Stride
From left to right, ceramics by Sandra Lane and painting by Maddalena Zadra, photo by Jorge Stride

Installation by Sandra Lane, photo by Jorge Stride
Tablecloth by Maddalena Zadra, ceramics by Sophie Wahlquist, photo by Jorge Stride
Sophie Wahlquist, photo by Jorge Stride







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