Our full exhibition programme, including our public artworks, is now closed. Visitors can still enjoy art in person at FACT and Bluecoat until August & September.
The works at FACT reflect on different ways of understanding or connecting with the world, and each other, through our bodies. They suggest ways of coming together that move beyond our experience as individual humans, separate from each other and from nature. Exploring forms of mutual exchange, and practices of giving and caring, the works contest heteronormative logic – the belief that heterosexuality is the default, preferred, or normal mode of sexual orientation – and anthropocentrism – the belief that human beings are the most important entity in the universe. Using film, audio and installation to imagine alternative futures, B.O.S.S. (Black Obsidian Sound System) and Zheng Bo present other notions of belonging.
This exhibition will run until 29 August.
No booking required. Walk-ins welcome.
Accessibility
FACT have introduced a one-way system to help visitors get around the building with plenty of space. Please enter the building via the entrance on Wood Street and exit the building via Fleet Street.
Pavement access to FACT is available on Wood Street and there is ramp access on Fleet Street at the rear of the building. All areas of the building - including screens and galleries - are accessible to visitors with limited mobility, including wheelchair users. There is also a lift that serves all floors in the main foyer next to Box Office.
Accessible toilets are located on the ground floor, on the first floor opposite the bar and Gallery 2, and on the second floor adjacent to Screen 2.