Joining the waitlist gives you early access to exhibition announcements, free ticket releases (where required), artist talks, workshops, demonstrations, and future programming. Subscribers will receive updates as new venues, dates, and events are confirmed before invitations and bookings are released publicly.

Subscribers receive early exhibition announcements, invitations to talks and workshops, priority access to free bookings where required, and updates as the project develops internationally.

Yes. Architecture of Tailoring is committed to providing free public exhibitions, artist talks and workshops wherever possible. Programming and admission arrangements may vary depending on the venue.

General admission is free. Where advance booking is required, free tickets help us manage visitor numbers and ensure a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience for everyone while respecting the venue's capacity limits.

Workshops, artist talks, demonstrations and opening events are also free, but places may be limited. Waitlist subscribers receive priority booking notifications and, where applicable, early invitation opportunities before bookings open to the general public.

Tickets and advance bookings will be released once exhibition dates and venues are confirmed. Waitlist subscribers will receive priority notification before free bookings, workshop registrations and opening event invitations are released publicly. We aim to provide as much advance notice as possible so visitors have time to plan their visit.

Each exhibition is accompanied by a public programme, which may include: Immersive installation environments

• Large-scale immersive installations

• Artist talks and Q&A sessions

• Weaving and tailoring demonstrations

• Hands-on workshops

• Opening receptions and private viewings

• Opportunities to engage with British wool, fibre, weaving and contemporary craft

Programming will vary by venue and will be announced as it is confirmed.

We aim to present Architecture of Tailoring in venues that are accessible to as many visitors as possible. Accessibility arrangements vary between venues, and detailed visitor information – including step-free access, facilities and other accessibility provisions. This will be provided in advance of each exhibition wherever possible.

As an installation project centred on material, process and sensory experience, selected exhibitions and public programmes may also include opportunities for tactile engagement where appropriate.

Yes. The project includes artist talks, weaving demonstrations, workshops, and public programming designed to encourage hands-on engagement with weaving, tailoring, British wool, and contemporary craft.

Exhibitions will include an opening reception, private viewings and special events. Capacity will depend on the venue, and invitations or advance booking may be required. Waitlist subscribers will receive priority notification before invitations and bookings are released publicly.

Architecture of Tailoring is an evolving exhibition project. Future venues and locations will be announced as they are confirmed. Join the waitlist to receive updates on new exhibitions and programming.

Current activity is focused on London, New York, and Los Angeles, with additional locations to be announced as partnerships develop.

As the project evolves, subscribers will also receive updates on future exhibitions, publications, research, films and other ways to engage with the work beyond the gallery.

Only occasionally. You'll receive updates when there is meaningful news to share, such as exhibition date announcements, venue confirmations, workshops, or new programming.

Yes. Your information will only be used for Architecture of Tailoring updates and will never be sold or shared with third parties. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Yes. We welcome enquiries from museums, galleries, cultural organisations, universities, festivals, and other venues interested in hosting Architecture of Tailoring. Please get in touch through the Contact page.

Yes. We welcome enquiries from curators, galleries, collectors, institutions, and organisations interested in collaborations, exhibition partnerships, representation, commissions, or works related to the project.