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Jane Foole – Collective in Residence

Jane Foole

COLLECTIVE IN RESIDENCE

Jane Foole is comprised of four artists.
They met at various stages of their artists journey.
Since then they have been fashioning an overdone piece of elaborate entertainment, a selection box, alchemy.
We swing in differing stages of performance art.

Jane Foole is in residence with hARTslane Gallery. Watch out for our next open call to perform in a slot alongside us.
 
Artists: Rachel Lonsdale – Sarah-Athina Nahas – Max Melvin – Michal Adamczewski  

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Plateforms Open Call – hARTslane ANNUAL ARTIST MEMBERS’ SHOW

Plateforms

hARTslane Annual Artist Members’ Exhibition

20–22 March 2026

OPEN CALL

The plate as an object.

We are interested in how you engage with the object directly, the object must be present in some manner, It can be found, fabricated, altered, fragmented, multiplied, etc. Let the material conditions of the object generate the work.
A plate is both the constraint and the provocation.

All media and processes are welcome, including sculpture, installation, sound, performance, film, painting etc.

On Sunday 22nd, the exhibition will be closed to the public and we’ll organise an Artist Members’ Coffee Morning, an opportunity for the artists to socialise and network in a friendly environment. 

Eligibility

    • Open to all hARTslane Artist Members
    • hARTslane has a policy of saying yes to artists: all registered submissions will be exhibited

    Practical Information

      • Space & Scale:
        Works should be suitable for a group exhibition in a shared gallery space. Large, complex, or performative works are welcome, but must be discussed in advance.

      • Performance & Time-Based Work:
         Performances can be live, durational, or documented. Please indicate your preferred format when registering. Film and video works will be shown using available gallery equipment where possible; artists may be asked to provide specific technical requirements or equipment.

      • Installation:
        All artworks must be submitted ‘ready to hang’. hARTslane will be responsible for installing the artworks. Any special technical needs must be clearly stated in advance.

      • Sales & Fees:
        Works may be for sale but hARTslane won’t be responsible for this. hARTslane doesn’t take any commissions on sales. No submission fee applies.

      • Invigilation:
        One member of hARtslane team will be present to invigilate the exhibition at all times on Saturday. If you’re available to co-invigilate, please let us know.

      • Insurance & Care:
        All reasonable care will be taken, but artworks are shown at the artist’s own risk.

      Key Dates

      • Deadline for Registration:
         Tuesday 10 March

      • To Register:
         Please complete this Form  
      • Artwork Drop-off:
         Wednesday 18 March, 6–7pm at hARTslane

      • Exhibition Opening:
         Friday 20 March, 5–8pm

      • Exhibition Open:
         Saturday 21 March, 12–6pm

      • Artist Members’ Coffee Morning:
         Sunday 22 March, 11am–1pm

      • Artwork Collection:
         Sunday 22 March, 1pm

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      DIY Residencies Online presentation + workshop

      Dates and Times

      Tuesday 17 February, 1-2:30pm BOOK

      Friday 27 March, 1-2:30pm (Booking available soon)

      hARTslane Presents:
      DIY Residencies

      Online presentation + workshop

      Take control of your creative journey and design the residency experience you deserve.

      DIY Residencies is an interactive online session combining a concise presentation with a reflective workshop, created for artists who want to reclaim agency over their time, focus, and working conditions. Instead of waiting for competitive or inaccessible opportunities, this session offers inspiration and practical tools to help you design and plan your own self-organised residency.

      This presentation + workshop is relevant to all creative disciplines, including visual artists, writers, performance artists and musicians.

      What to expect

      • A clear introduction to DIY / artist-initiated residencies

      • Real examples and case studies drawn from professional practice

      • Practical tips and tools to organise your own residency

      • Guided reflection time to start planning your own idea

      • Peer feedback in small breakout groups

      • Access to slides, worksheets, and other resources.

      Format & details

      • Format: Online presentation + reflective workshop

      • Duration: 90 minutes

      • Participants: Maximum 15

      • Fee: £15 per participant

      • Platform: Zoom  

      Participants will leave with practical resources and a clearer sense of how to create protected time, dedicated focus, and space for experimentation within their own circumstances.

      Session leader

      Cristiana Bottigella is an art producer with over 25 years’ experience supporting artists to develop their practice, access resources, and create meaningful cultural impact. Her work focuses on socially engaged art, artist-led infrastructures, and sustainability.

      She is the founder and director of hARTslane Gallery (South East London) and a director at the London School of Muralism. From 2000–2009, she ran the residency programme at the Pistoletto Foundation in Italy. In 2024, she authored the DIY Residencies guide for the Arquest website and currently co-runs Making a Buck Without Selling Out, a six-week course on artist practice development.

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      Promotional poster with a bold, DIY aesthetic for a course titled Making a Buck Without Selling Out, presented by hARTslane. The background is a rough-textured, rusty red with torn paper-style beige panels layered on top. At the top, the black text reads: hARTslane Presents:. Below, in large capital letters, the title is displayed: MAKING A BUCK WITHOUT SELLING OUT. The typeface is heavy and hand-cut in appearance, giving the design a raw, grassroots feel. There are no images or dates—this version focuses solely on the title and presenter.

      Making a Buck Without Selling Out – Open for registration!

      Promotional poster with a bold, DIY aesthetic for a course titled Making a Buck Without Selling Out, presented by hARTslane. The background is a rough-textured, rusty red with torn paper-style beige panels layered on top. At the top, the black text reads: hARTslane Presents:. Below, in large capital letters, the title is displayed: MAKING A BUCK WITHOUT SELLING OUT. The typeface is heavy and hand-cut in appearance, giving the design a raw, grassroots feel. There are no images or dates—this version focuses solely on the title and presenter.

      Macking A Buck Without Selling Out is open for registration!

      Next course: April 2026

      Making a Buck Without Selling Out is hARTslane’s new course on artists’ professional practice, with hARTslane co-director Cristiana Bottigella and guest tutor Sophia Kosmaoglou, founder of ART&CRITIQUE and co-founder of the Radical Pedagogy Research Group.

      We created this course because we recognise that there’s a gap in art education—one that rarely prepares artists for the realities of building a practice in today’s culture industry.  

      The art world’s economy is full of contradictions. Artists are expected to be visionaries, provocateurs, and entrepreneurs all at once. We’re told to challenge the system—while also expected to succeed within it. Artists must survive and keep making work within a capitalist economy. That means negotiating visibility, marketing, and income—without selling out.

      This course confronts that tension. It asks:

      • What does it mean to prioritise artistic integrity over marketability?
      • How do you stay connected and visible without getting drawn into competition and isolation?
      • What does autonomy look like when you also need to pay the rent? 

      This programme isn’t a checklist or a formula. It’s a space to ask difficult questions about what keeps your work going, what threatens to undermine it, and how to protect your autonomy while expanding your networks and building community. You’ll also reflect on what success means for you, and what it takes—emotionally, materially, ethically—to keep your practice sustainable over time.

      You’ll get 6 online sessions, weekly activities with tangible outcomes, peer review, written feedback, and collective learning, a workbook to map your progression, resources, tools, and one-to-one tutorials to review your action plan.

      Find out more and register on the course page

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      Exhibition Open Call: It’s been a long way, this is a good rock to sit on


      It’s been a long way, this is a good rock to sit on.

      hARTslane’s International Winter Show and Fundraiser

      OPEN CALL

      Between departure and arrival lies a geography of pauses. There are spaces where we stop to catch our breath, to reassemble who we are before moving on, where belonging feels briefly within reach.

      It’s been a long way, this is a good rock to sit on is a group exhibition of tile-sized artworks that is open to all creatives, artists and illustrators.

      We invite artists to participate by donating a tile-sized work (13x13cm) in any medium relating to the theme of displacement, identity and belonging. Artists from all countries are welcome to submit their works. Whether you’re an established artist or someone who simply loves to create, hARTslane welcomes you to be a part of our celebration of international art and creativity and call for peace. Share your work, connect with fellow artists, and contribute to a message of solidarity and unity through art.

      hARTslane is a non-profit arts organisation and exhibition space founded in London in 2012. The organisation is an alternative to mainstream institutions and empower both emerging talents and established artists, enabling them to curate, exhibit, and collaborate.

      Deadline for sending artworks: Wednesday 26th of November 2026

      Exhibition dates: 28-30 November 2025, 12 noon – 6pm
      Opening event: Friday 28th of November, 6-8pm

      The exhibition will be free to attend.

      We invite artists to participate by donating a tile-sized work (13x13cm) in any medium relating to the theme of displacement, identity and belonging.

      Guidelines:

      • Entry is Free and all artworks are accepted.⁠ We have a Policy of Saying Yes to Artists.
      • We invite artists to participate by donating a tile-sized artwork (13x13cm) in any medium relating to the theme of the open call.
      • Each original work will be exhibited at hARTslane in November 2025 and sold from £40. Proceeds will benefit hARTslane’s mission to support artists and bring people together.
      • To participate, artists have to fill in this online form & send their artwork via post to hARTslane, 17 Harts Lane, SE14 5UP London – United Kingdom
      • Up to 4 artworks per artists will be accepted
      • All mediums accepted: painting, photography, printmaking, mixed media, poems, illustration, etc
      • All artworks need to be signed and include the title at the back
      • All participating artists will be acknowledged on the website and promotional materials
      • We’ll accept all artworks that arrive by Wednesday 26th of November 2025.
      • Please note that submitted artworks will not be returned following the close of the exhibition.
      • The copyright and all other intellectual property rights will remain with the artist. hARTslane has the right to reproduce works in connection with the exhibition.
      • hARTslane will hold personal data in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).  

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      Resources & References

      Please find below a list of resources and references, organised by module.
      If you find any broken links please let us know!

      1. Professional or Entrepreneur?

      Resources

      Further reading, listening & viewing

      2. Voice & Visibility (You & Your Work)

      Resources

      Further reading, listening & viewing

      3. Funding Strategies for Artists

      Resources

      Further reading, listening & viewing

      4. Opportunities & Initiatives

      Resources

      Further reading, listening & viewing

      5. Self-care

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      hARTslane Presents

      hARTslane Presents is a collaborative platform co-produced by Cristiana Bottigella and Sophia Kosmaoglou. It is dedicated to education, artistic practice, and critical discourse. Through courses, workshops, and public events, hARTslane Presents creates opportunities for artists and audiences to engage with pressing questions of sustainability, visibility, and autonomy in contemporary art. 

      As an event and educational strand of hARTslane, it brings together diverse perspectives, fosters collective learning, and supports artists in developing independent practices aligned with their values. hARTslane Presents operates on co-operative and critical principles, bridging art, pedagogy, and cultural practice in order to cultivate dialogue, agency, and experimentation.

      Cristiana Bottigella is an art producer with over 25 years’ experience supporting artists to develop their practice, access resources, and create meaningful cultural impact. Her work centres on socially engaged art, artist-led infrastructures, and strategies for sustainability. She is the founder and director of hARTslane.
      Sophia Kosmaoglou is an artist, educator and organiser working at the intersection of art, politics and pedagogy. Her interdisciplinary practice spans installation, moving image, performance, writing and critical research. She is the founder of ART&CRITIQUE, an alternative art education network committed to critical engagement with practice, theory and research, and co-founder of the Radical Pedagogy Research Group.

      Projects:

      Making A Buck Without Selling Out
      A six-week online course for artists who want to build a sustainable practice—on their own terms. Whether you’re starting out, returning to your practice, or planning your next steps, Making a Buck Without Selling Out offers a critical and supportive space to build momentum and develop strategies rooted in your values.

      DIY Residencies
      Interactive online session combining a concise presentation with a reflective workshop, created for artists who want to reclaim agency over their time, focus, and working conditions. Instead of waiting for competitive or inaccessible opportunities, this session offers inspiration and practical tools to help you design and plan your own self-organised residency.

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      hARTslane Open Studios

      hARTslane open studios 

      Thursday 29th May between 12-8pm

      As part of the artist membership scheme* we are creating a hARTslane open studios for all of our members on Thursday 29th May between 12-8pm.

      12 – 6pm – drop in and install your work. We will make available tables and plinths for you to use. Artists are responsible for install and deinstall of their work so please bring the necessary equipment. One piece of work only per artist.

      4-6pm – feedback speed dating. This will be a 2-minute feedback and initial reaction to your work/ a document of your work. There are 24 places available and sign up is on a first come first served basis.

      6-8pm – open studios are open to the public.

      8pm – deinstalling and taking home your artwork.

      Sign Up for the Membership

      Sign Up for the Open Studios

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      Jane Foole

      Jane Foole + PJ exhibition. 26/11/25

      Location: hARTslane

      Artists: Rachel Lonsdale, Sarah-Athina Nahas, Max Melvin, Michal Adamczewski, Crystal Ma, Ethan Murphy, Euan Gubbins, Otto Hodgkinson, Pepe-Mason Bradshaw, Rosie Aisher

      A voice, a mouth, a throat, 28/10/25

      Location: The Ivy House, Nunhead

      Artists: Rachel Lonsdale, Sarah-Athina Nahas, Max Melvin, Michal Adamczewski, Sami Daccache, Riley Hamshaw-Mills, Alexandra Baybutt, Mary Paterson, Glop

      Rockin’ the wall, 19/09/2025

      Location: hARTslane Gallery

      Artists: Rachel Lonsdale, Sarah-Athina Nahas, Max Melvin, Michal Adamczewski, Sami Daccache, Chloe Cooper, Rojano Mohammadzadeh, Gabriel Barrios Lumbreras, Mary Hutcinson, Ted Brunning. 

      I crashed the choir, 13/07/25

      Location: hARTslane Gallery

      Artists: Rachel Lonsdale, Sarah-Athina Nahas, Max Melvin, Michal Adamczewski. 









      Jane Foole is comprised of six artists.
      They met at various stages of their artists journey.
      Since then they have been fashioning an overdone piece of elaborate
      entertainment, a selection box, alchemy.
      We swing in differing stages of performance art.

      Jane Foole is in residence with hARTslane Gallery from April 2025 to April 2026

       
       
      Rachel Lonsdale – Sarah-Athina Nahas – Max Melvin – Michal Adamczewski  – Melanie Christine Amengual
      Friday 13th of June, 5-8pm Opening Night with bar 

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