W1 Curates

'Light Remains' is now live at W1 Curates.

Step off Oxford Street and into Artur Gadzhiev’s immersive exploration of light. built in collaboration with music from ITSU, is open now. Five worlds. One rule: the sound governs, and the light responds.

Each world is its own small universe, with its own laws of physics. The journey builds from near-emptiness to full intensity, until the space fills with structure, weight and force. Rendered with the support of Fox Renderfarm.

When everything else falls away, Light Remains.

Please note: this exhibition contains flashing lights, please do not enter if you have photosensitivity

📍 Presented by W1 Curates: Nov 05 to Dec 01
Plan your visit now. Link in bio.

@foxrenderfarm @art_gadzhiev

What if art didn’t have to stay inside galleries?

Animated by Darcy-Rose Edwards, this short follows the W1 Curates story, from gallery walls to digital exhibitions.

Darcy-Rose is an award-nominated, Wales-based 3D animator and artist, specialising in character performance, modelling and texturing. A recent BA (Hons) Computer Animation graduate with a background in photography, she brings together visual storytelling, lighting and camera composition in a distinct, stylised aesthetic.

Her film shares the W1 story: a city that becomes the gallery, with fashion and music joining in. This is what W1 Curates is about, and the story keeps going.

Last Friday at W1 Curates, we brought together music, contemporary art and culture for a special conversation with Tinie Tempah and David King Reuben.

From Tinie’s incredible journey through British music and his new album The Night’s Not Dead, to his creative collaboration with David, we explored what happens when music and art come together.

A conversation that went far beyond the album touching on nightlife, creativity, cultural identity and the relationships between artists, musicians and audiences.

Two creative worlds, one shared vision. Exactly what W1 Curates is all about. @tinie

Last night at W1 Curates, we brought together music, contemporary art and culture for a special conversation with Tinie Tempah and David King Reuben.

From Tinie’s incredible journey through British music and his new album The Night’s Not Dead, to his creative collaboration with David, we explored what happens when music and art come together.

A conversation that went far beyond the album touching on nightlife, creativity, cultural identity and the relationships between artists, musicians and audiences.

Two creative worlds, one shared vision. Exactly what W1 Curates is all about.

We caught up with Tinie at our Ibiza art weekender and tonight we bring it all together at W1 Curates Oxford Street.

Tinie Tempah, David King Reuben and Mark Dale come together for an intimate evening of art, music and conversation, exploring Tinie’s first album in nine years, The Night’s Not Dead.

The three interconnected EPs, '9PM', '12AM' and '3AM', plus the full album. Hear how the music, artwork and visual identity came together to tell the story of a night out and how collaborators including AFROJACK, Stargate, Daecolm, Kah-Lo, Alex Mills, Skepsis and Badger shaped it along the way.

Expect a conversation about music with a mission: getting people off their screens, reconnecting and moving and about the grassroots venues that keep nightlife alive, with Tinie’s work with Music Venue Trust.

📍 W1 Curates, Oxford Street
Tonight. Doors 6pm.