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ANTICLONE TAKEOVER II
Identity and exploration of the self
NEWINGTON GREEN MEETING HOUSE - LONDON

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The Building Takeover

 

Sade English, both founding director and curator at Anticlone Gallery presents ‘The Takeover’. In association with Newington Green Meeting House and the National Lottery heritage fund. ‘The Takeover’ compiles a varied immersive, interactive and multidisciplinary public programme; Centering a month-long exhibit curated by Sade English , titled ‘Identity, explorative of the self’.

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Focusing on the growing collection of transformative multidisciplinary artists; the takeover gives an insight to Anticlone, an independent and self funded platform founded by Sade English, in November 2020. Taking over, quite literally all three floors of the 17th century listed nonconformist buildings previously known for being a hub for political radicalism for over 300 years. This will be the second takeover, since its successful launch at Soho House, White city, London in May 2022.

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Newington Green’s building will be entirely and literally ‘taken-over’ by Anticlone, with unique commissions, performances, panelled talks , artist-open studios, film screening and workshops free for the public and local community, which is necessary, as founder states, enabling art to be inclusive and accessible for all people is essential

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Anticlone consistently platforms and illustrates Sade’s dedication to the independent artist, and supports the importance of ongoing conversions within the arts industry, specifically the Artist who do not conform to pre-existing genres or movements. Independently curated by Sade herself, the takeover features eight artists within the Anticlone collection. Artists included; Alejandra Jaimes, Anna Mays, Conrad Armstrong, Freya Nash, Joshua Woolford, Krissie Marie Heliodore, Melanie Christine, Parma Ham.

“Accessible arts and culture events and safe spaces were crucial as a child, even more so if it were whilst growing up in working class and minority-led communities. As an Andean-Jamaican child from pre-gentrified Peckham, free programmes enabled both myself and many others to explore, express and imagine endless possibilities. I am a product of this, therefore I intend to continue to create programmes that brings together and engages all people. - Sade English

Live performance at Anticlone The Takeover II

by Joshua Woolford

ADDRESS

SADE ENGLISH
86-90 Paul Street
London
EC2A 4NE

© 2020 In memory of Marcia Elaine Byfield

for The Anticlone Movement.

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"Anticlone Gallery, is self funded by Founder Sade English. Anticlone's endeavours to platform and represent Artists that removes and blurs, the lines between established and emerging Artists. Anticlone Gallery is a conceptual, contemporary Art Gallery that operates online and nomadically. Anticlone Introduces a unique new realm and space to learn, buy and discover Anticlone Artists whilst witnessing and being apart of the evolution of contemporary Art and Design. 

 

Anticlone Gallery inspires diverse audiences across the globe to discover Contemporary Art beyond the confines of physical spaces and but also through online platforms. Unlike stationary Galleries and museums defined by their permanent architecture, Anticlone Gallery intends to roam world wide from it's origins in London, to place to place showcasing Art that is un-cloneable." - SADE ENGLISH

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