Spring
Woven identities
Textile and embroidery — from heirloom pieces to streetwear remixes.
/Programs / Walls Exhibition
A rotating exhibition space featuring local and emerging artists who reinterpret heritage, identity, and modern culture through visual art.
Join the communityOur walls gallery gives emerging heritage artists something rare: a year-round, street-level home. Four exhibitions a year — textile, print, photography, and mixed media — each pairing an established keeper of tradition with a young artist reinterpreting it.
Openings are neighborhood affairs: the artists talk, musicians play, and the courtyard kitchen serves. All exhibited work is for sale, with the full price going to the maker.
Spring
Textile and embroidery — from heirloom pieces to streetwear remixes.
Summer
Posters, block prints, and zines carrying old stories into new streets.
Autumn
Portrait photography of the keepers, makers, and dancers among us.
Winter
Ceramics, lanterns, and installations for the darkest evenings.
We select artists twice a year through an open call — no gallery CV required. If your work carries a tradition forward, we want to see it. Selected artists receive a hanging fee, a printed catalogue page, and a hosted opening night.
Open call. Send five images and a short note about the tradition behind them.
Studio visit. Our curators meet shortlisted artists over tea, not panels.
Opening night. Your work on the walls, your community in the room.