A three-day group exhibition hosted by The Urgency of Art Magazine.

We're inviting 6–8 artists to take over Brompton Chapel for a long weekend in August. This is an artist-led, non-profit exhibition — built on collaboration, shared resources, and a belief that urgent work deserves urgent space.

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Brompton Chapel is a circular space in London, with natural light pouring through its centre. A venue that invites scale, presence, and tension between the sacred and the contemporary.

For this exhibition, we're working with a plinth-based layout — seven artists shown around the perimeter, each with their own plinth presentation, and one additional artist invited to create or place a centrepiece work beneath the natural light at the heart of the chapel.

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This is a non-profit, artist-led exhibition supported by the chapel and the charity organisation behind it. There is no submission fee, and no fee paid to artists.

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In return for the platform, exhibiting artists share two costs:

• Opening night drinks (split equally among exhibiting artists)

• Printing of the exhibition pamphlet (split equally among exhibiting artists)

We're open to:

• Emerging and established artists

• UK-based and international

• Site-responsive proposals are encouraged but not required

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Simply apply by filling in your email and artist website / Instagram handle. We'll review your work online and get in touch to discuss future arrangements.​

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