We Contain Multitudes, Dundee Contemporary Arts, 7 February—26 April 2026
Works in sculpture, drawing, painting, photography and moving image fill both galleries at DCA, bringing together four artists whose practices are shaped by the body—its gestures, limits, and lived realities. The exhibition presents a beautiful, poignant, and quietly political collection of work created by artists with different disabilities. Each artist offers a distinct yet resonant perspective, drawing on personal experience to create work that is both powerful and deeply reflective of their interactions with the world around them.
Artists: Andrew Gannon, Daisy Lafarge, Nnena Kalu and Jo Longhurst.
Works exhibited: A dangerous insinuation, wall vinyl, 9m x 4.5m; Pinnacle, 11 framed, tessellating photographs; Crip (we contain multitudes), 143 photographic collages in paper-covered boxes; Bud, photograph in white box frame; Silent fury, 4 pigment prints with ash silkscreen and vinyl wall text; and Here, Now, HD video for projection with vinyl wall text, 5.29, looped, no audio.
Installation views: Ruth Clark, courtesy of Dundee Contemporary Arts