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The Great Naked Eye

TGEN was established as a curatorial platform focused on cross-disciplinary cultural production, with the mission of centring the artist’s role in how culture & community are shaped.

Strategic areas include curation, live format, programming, artist collaborations, cultural strategy, community development & partnerships.

More information at thegreatnakedeye.art.

Autumn 2026

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Françoise: Coniunctio

For Danielle & Françoise’s second collaboration, the artist developed a two-hour durational performance that explores the body as a site of transformation.

Through live piercing, skin pulling, movement, sound, and ritual, Françoise drew the audience into a meditative state between physical sensation and transcendence, examining the relationship between form and the formless.

15 October 2026, The Mandrake, London, UK.

GIRLHOOD INFERNO

Being a girl is hard as hell.

An exhibition featuring Bel Fullana, Frida Wannerberger, DaddyBears, Fern O’Carolan, and Atalanta Xanthe exploring the constructs of girlhood and the roles that performance, self-fashioning, desire, and mischief play in conjuring a certain kind of inner turmoil.

22 September — 3 October 2026, Queensrollahouse, London, UK.

INVASIVE SPECIES

Multidisciplinary curatorial project and series of programmes & interventions examining the dissonance between our inner and outer worlds, and the imperceptible forces that shape them.

5 June — 11 July 2026, Hypha Studios, London, UK.

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George Wilkin: Parasocial

Wilkin’s first solo exhibition investigates paint as both material and gesture, tracing its relationship to movement, form, and desire.

5 March — 30 March 2026, Subtitle Labs, London, UK.

More information at subtitlelabs.com

Jennifer Lewandowska: Drinking The Nectar

Solo exhibition of new work by Lewandowska spanning installation, sound, film, and food.

September 2025, 4COSE, London, UK.

SHIUR: Can art reveal new insights into ancient texts & narrative? 

Pogramme set amongst artwork by Egon Schiele drawing on texts from theory, philosophy, literature, and the history of art.

March 2025, Omer Tiroche Gallery, London, UK.

Zain Alam: Meter & Light: Day

Three-channel audiovisual installation exploring constructs of time, ritual, and belonging through the immersion of moving image and sound. Accompanied by a series of performances conceived during Alam’s artist residency.

July & August 2023, The Rockaway Hotel, New York, NY.

Jesse Krimes: Thinking of a Place

Site-responsive community-based public art intervention incorporating collage, digital media, and large-scale projection.

July & August 2023, The Rockaway Hotel, New York, NY.

Katie Murray: SOS

Site-specific audiovisual installation situated and presented within a body of water.

June 2023, The Rockaway Hotel, New York, NY.

Lolo Zouaï x PHILLIPS Southampton

A live-streamed one-night only performance by Lolo Zouaï at PHILLIPS Southampton against the backdrop of an important work by Helen Frankenthaler in celebration of the new location.

September 2020, The Hamptons, NY.

Tremaine Emory & Larry Ossei-Mensah: In Conversation

Highly stylised conversation between creative director Tremaine Emory and curator Larry Ossei-Mensah, produced as a long-form video exploring art and contemporary discourse.

May 2020, New York, NY & Los Angeles, CA.

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Daata Editions x PHILLIPS at BLACK

Three-part art installation of digital and moving image works at BLACK, a large-scale immersive music & art festival produced by MATTE Projects.

April 2019, Brooklyn, NY.

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Danielle has also worked with a range of artists, brands, and organisations on a variety of dynamic projects.

Past collaborators include Ana Khouri, Artsy, Beach Sessions Dance Series, Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Bottega Veneta, Christian Louboutin, CULTURED Magazine, Derrick Adams, Julie Chiang, Laila Gohar, LEV, Lily Kwong, Lolo Zouaï, Nina Chanel Abney, Phaidon, Public Art Fund, Rachel Rossin, YoungArts, Zoë Buckman, & more.