• Reclaiming Agency at the Edge of Collapse

    Long Read: Reclaiming Agency at the Edge of Collapse

    How artists and institutions are turning decline into a ground for renewal.

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    EDITIONS

    Selected Works by Partner Artists

    Explore original works and limited edition prints from the Superwrx community. Each piece reflects our commitment to experimentation and contemporary ideas. Collect distinctive work by emerging and established artists shaping today’s culture.

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    LONDON ART DISPATCH JULY 2025

    This month, London’s galleries showcase exhibitions exploring material transformation and cultural memory. From Anselm Kiefer’s reflections on Van Gogh to Megan Rooney’s luminous abstractions, these shows reveal how artists sustain tradition through experimentation.

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LONG READ - From Entropy to Stewardship: Reclaiming Agency at the Edge of Collapse
July Dispatch, Long Read
LONG READ - From Entropy to Stewardship: Reclaiming Agency at the Edge of Collapse
July Dispatch, Long Read

In a time of uncertainty, artists and institutions are reclaiming agency by turning decay into fertile ground. From Sterling Ruby’s rusted sculptures to Tacita Dean’s analog films, these practices model stewardship as an act of care and resilience. They reveal that embracing impermanence can open space for new ways of thinking about cultural purpose.

July Dispatch, Long Read
Resurgence of Tactile, Analog Processes
July Dispatch
Resurgence of Tactile, Analog Processes
July Dispatch

As digital production accelerates, artists like Anna Olivia Riley and Tacita Dean are reviving analog processes as a quiet act of defiance. Through photobooks and 16mm film, they embrace imperfection and materiality over speed. Their work invites us to rediscover the power of slowness and the meaning found in handmade, time-intensive practices.

July Dispatch
LONDON ART DISPATCH JULY 2025
London Gallery Dispatch
LONDON ART DISPATCH JULY 2025
London Gallery Dispatch

This July, London’s galleries celebrate artists who transform material and memory into new visions. Anselm Kiefer’s layered landscapes revisit Van Gogh through myth and poetry. Michaela Yearwood-Dan creates vibrant spaces of queer joy and reflection. Megan Rooney’s abstractions reveal colour as both seduction and resistance, while Josef Albers’ complete print portfolios illuminate decades of radical experimentation. Discover four exhibitions where tradition, process, and transformation converge.

London Gallery Dispatch
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EDITIONS

Selected Limited Edition Fine Art Prints from our Partner Artists

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  • Superwrx aspires to create exhibitions that foreground experimentation, critical dialogue, and diverse voices. Our aim is to reimagine exhibition-making as an open platform where emerging and established artists can share work that challenges assumptions and inspires new ways of seeing.

  • We are committed to building partnerships that prioritise reciprocity, transparency, and shared purpose. Whether collaborating with institutions, independent spaces, or community groups, Superwrx seeks to form relationships that expand cultural impact and create lasting networks of support.

  • Superwrx plans to host events that blend conversation, performance, and participation. From intimate salons to public programs, our goal is to create spaces where audiences and artists can connect, exchange ideas, and build a sense of collective momentum around contemporary art and culture.