A group exhibition by ten artists, working across painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, textiles, ceramics, collage, photography, and film and video.

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Brixton Tate Library, London · 3 – 22 June 2026 · Private View Tuesday 9 June, 6 – 8pm

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Some exhibitions impose a theme; Flow lets one accumulate it. Across the gallery space of Brixton Tate Library, ten members of the Fankle Art Collective gather works that move at different speeds and in different directions. Flow is the collective's fifth exhibition, and the most expansive statement.

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The word Fankle is Scottish for entanglement, and it describes both the collective's working method and its make-up. Formed in 2023, Fankle's members span generations and geographies, and the show reflects that knot of origins directly. The works here jostle and overlap in the library's gallery, sometimes competing for the eye, sometimes settling into the stillness that the phrase "flow state" actually names.