Our Next Chapter

As we continue as an arts organisation, we will place disability at the heart of what we do.

Based within the UK’s largest disability hub, We Are 336, and working alongside organisations including Inclusion London, DASL and Trash Gxng, we are building on a history of meaningful partnerships to create a more relevant, inclusive and impactful arts organisation.

From 2011–2023, Block 336 operated as an ambitious artist-run space, commissioning solo exhibitions and presenting a public programme that often partnered with other local charities. Our new direction builds on our history while reimagining our role for the future.

With support from Lambeth Council, we have refurbished and expanded our artist studios — doubling our capacity and adding accessible facilities. We are also offering a studio residency for Lambeth-based, Disabled artists, offering free studio space, tailored mentoring and professional development opportunities.

Studio Residencies for Disabled Artists Living in Lambeth

A unique London residency offering Lambeth-based, Disabled artists free studio space, tailored mentoring and a supportive community to develop their practice .

In The Mix Workshops

Through our In The Mix workshop programme, we deliver creative workshops in partnership with disability, mental health and youth charities across Lambeth. These bespoke sessions led by artists support participants to explore creativity in a supportive environment.

Workshops take place through our partner organisations rather than through public booking. If you’re interested in finding out more, please contact us at info@block336.com.

Workshops

Paper Making Workshop

In this Paper Making working led by artist Orla Carolin, participants from Trash Gxng pulped and made their own unique paper scrolls
Pinch-pot Workshop

In this pinch-pot workshop, led by artist Agata Nowak with participants from dasl, attendees explored hand-building techniques to create their own unique ceramic vessels.
Identity Token Making

In this Identity Token Making workshop, led by artist and resident Phoebe Kaniewska, participants from dasl and Age UK explored what it means to be Disabled by creating personal identity charms.
Slingshot Workshop

In this slingshot making workshop led by exhibiting artist Exodus Crooks, participants from the Baytree Centre explored the cross-cultural symbol of the slingshot, making and decorrating their own to take home.
Monoprinting Workshop

In this monoprinting workshop, led by artist Jane Hayes Greenwood, participants from Mosaic House and Queer Mind explored the creative process of monoprinting.
DIY Instrument Making

In this Instrument Making workshop, led by artist Naomi Fitzsimmons, participants from the Baytree Centre and Adult Carers made their own instruments from found materials and constructed unique soundscapes.
Self Portraiture Workshop

In this self portraiture workshop led by artist and resident Emma Bentley Fox, participants from Queer Mind explored character creation and gender through analogue photography.
Drawing to Sound

In this Drawing to Sound workshop with artist Tom Groves, participants from Share Community explored mark-making and listening as creative process.
Flint Painting Workshop

In this Flint Painting workshops with exhibiting artists Sonia E. Barrett, participants from Share Community painted pieces of flint to be arranged in an ever growing constellation.
Pattern Making Workshop

In this Pattern Making workshop with exhibiting artists Nadim Chaudry, participants from Age UK explored and made their own distinct pattern from card.
Claymation Workshop

In this Claymation workshop led by Naomi Fitzsimmons, participants from Share Community explored storytelling using stop start animation.