Art in the Age of Now
A group exhibition of over 150 local and national artists in Fulham Town Hall
Placemaking Fulham Town Hall
After being left derelict for a decade, Fulham Town Hall opened its doors as a free to visit temporary art and exhibition space from 20 May – 20 June 2021, prior it’s renovation. The start of reinvigorating the area to what was once a vibrant place for the community.
Curated by Ben Moore of Art Below and in partnership with Lamington Group and property developers Ziser London, Art in the Age of Now featured a number of works by over 150 local and national artists that were created during lockdown, as well as talks, live music and performances, welcoming over 25,000 visitors from across the country.
“Curating the programme at Fulham Town Hall was a dream come true, even in such challenging times. With a positive outlook, a collaborative spirit and a shared love and passion for the work we do (myself and the artists involved), I was confident that we were able to give West London a much-needed art event that will revive and boost its cultural heartbeat.”
Ben Moore
The exhibition brought the Town Hall steeped in history back to life and into the hands of the local community, before work began on its new incarnation as a luxury boutique hotel and entertainment hub. A one-off exhibition and an opportunity to celebrate the building and its historic grandeur before its new lease of life.
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