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.
We are committed to widening participation from individuals and groups who may not typically access contemporary art, with a particular emphasis on persons with disabilities. We collaborate with a number of local charities hosting conferences, educational events and workshops for staff, service users and the public. We have developed partnerships with Lambeth Carer’s Hub, Black Thrive, BCA, Lambeth & Southwark Mind, Brixton Inclusive, Certitude, Artquest, Creative Future, Lambeth College, Studio Upstairs and 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, The Wellcome Trust, the Foyle Foundation, the Mayor’s Trust, Arts Council Ireland, Culture Ireland, Simmons & Simmons Charitable Foundation, Sky Arts, GIRLPOWER Collection, Brixton Brewery.
Block 336 is a UK registered charity and a company ltd. by guarantee
Charity number: 1150535
Company number: 7809603
Our Trustees
Xabier Basterra. (Chairman) Artist, currently based in Madrid. Co-founder of Block 336
Russell Martin. Artist based in London. Russell is director of Artquest and is also on the board at City & Guilds of London Art School
Eliza Gluckman. London based, Eliza is the Senior curator and Deputy Director of the Government Art Collection
Jon Sharples. London based, Jon is an intellectual property lawyer at Simmons & Simmons LLP and is also on the board of Liverpool Biennial
Staff
Jane Hayes Greenwood. Director (& Co-founder) | 2011 – 2020
Alex Gough. Gallery Manager (Original team member) | 2011 – 2020
Robert Bell. Technical Coordinator (Original team member) | 2011 – 2020
Tess Charnley. Programme Coordinator | 2017 – 2020
Thomas Groves. Academic and education adviser | 2012 – 2020
Deanna Dzulklkifi. Gallery Assistant | 2020
Studio artists
Jane Hayes Greenwood
Alex Gough
Rob Bell