ABOUT
Block 336 is an artist-run project space, studio provider and UK registered charity that was founded in 2011. Our core purpose is to support artists by providing time, space and support to develop ambitious projects. We encourage artists to make new, site-specific work that they may not be able to realise elsewhere. We offer artists the freedom to experiment and push the limits of their studio practice. Block 336 delivers a public programme of talks, workshops, performances and tours, aiming to expand creative exchange and dialogue around contemporary art.
Since 2012, we have worked with local organisations focused on disability, mental health and young people, hosting collaborative educational projects and events for their staff, service users and the general public. We have developed partnerships with Artquest, BCA, Black Thrive, Brixton Inclusive, Carers’ Hub Lambeth, Certitude, Creative Future, Lambeth College, Lambeth & Southwark Mind and the South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust.
As a registered charity, Block 336 relies on public grants, voluntary support and private donations to fund its programme. We have received support from Arts Council England, Arts Council Ireland, Culture Ireland, Foyle Foundation, GIRLPOWER Collection, Lambeth Council, Mayor’s Trust, Simmons & Simmons Charitable Foundation, Sky Arts and Wellcome Trust.
Block 336 is a UK registered charity and a company ltd. by guarantee
Charity number: 1150535
Company number: 7809603
Our Trustees
Xabier Basterra. (Chair) Artist, currently based in London. Co-founder of Block 336
Eliza Gluckman. Brixton-based, Eliza is the Senior curator and Deputy Director of the Government Art Collection
Jon Sharples. Jon, based in London, is a Consultant solicitor at Canvas Art Law and Chief Operating Officer of the Poetry School
Adelaide Damoah. British-Ghanaian multidisciplinary artist and founding member of the Black British Female artist (BBFA) Collective and a co-founder of the Intersectional Feminist (INFEMS) Art Collective.
Rosa Harvest. Deputy Director at PEER.
Bolanle Tajudeen. Founder and curator of Black Blossoms and lecturer of Art in the Age of Black Girl Magic at Tate.
Staff
Jane Hayes Greenwood. Director (& Co-founder) | 2011 – 2021
Alex Gough. Gallery Manager (Original team member) | 2011 – 2021
Robert Bell. Technical Coordinator (Original team member) | 2011 – 2021
Naomi Fitzsimmons. Programme Coordinator | 2021
Thomas Groves. Academic and education adviser | 2012 – 2020
Studio artists
Jane Hayes Greenwood
Alex Gough
Rob Bell