Tag Museum of Homelessness
THATCHERISM MEETS SOCIAL HOUSING
A three-dimensional poster I made as part of a series of three dioramas on display at the Museum of Homelessness show CRIMINAL, which runs until the end of October. The streets are in reverse perspective. The show also features work…
GRENFELL – MUSEUM OF HOMELESSNESS
A three-dimensional poster I made as part of a series of three dioramas on display at the Museum of Homelessness show CRIMINAL, which runs until the end of October. My other work in the show can be seen below. The…
YES LOITERING
A sign I made for the new show at Museum of Homelessness, CRIMINAL, which runs until the end of October 2026. The sign also featured in The Guardian’s review of the show.
NEW SHOW AT THE MUSEUM OF HOMELESSNESS
For the last month or two I’ve been working on some new work for this group show at the fantastic Museum of Homelessness, opening on the 21st May. It’s free and open for 10 weeks! Here’s the details: “A historical exhibition exploring 400 years of criminalisation of homelessness featuring new work from 10Foot, Gemma Lees, Matt Bonner, Spelling Mistakes Cost Lives, and Surfing Sofas. The exhibition, staged in an English perennial meadow at the museum’s site in Finsbury Park, will show that how we think about homelessness today comes from ideas that were created long ago. When people talk about the criminalisation of homelessness, it’s usually the Vagrancy Act of 1824 that is the focus. But there is much more to this story.
