20×20 October 2026

20×20 Artist Talks

Thursday 29th October

Doors 6.30 for 7pm start

Please come and join us to hear Heinrich & Palmer, Belinda Mitchell and Stephen Cooper talk about their practice and research on Thursday 29th October.

We open at 6.30pm to socialise and have a drink for a 7pm start. It will finish by approx 9pm. Each artist will use the Pecha Kucha format of 20 images for 20 seconds each, giving us scope to take in their practice/research and leave time at the end for questions and points of discussion.
 


Heinrich & Palmer

Anna Heinrich & Leon Palmer’s long-standing collaborative, multi-disciplinary practice encompasses installations, large scale projection events, films, photography and soundscapes. Their work reflects a fascination between the augmentation of real and virtual objects and spaces. Many of their projects are developed in response to site and community through research, engagement and collaboration with others. They are often installed in non-gallery environments and explore themes of memory, place, natural phenomena and deep time.
@heinrichandpalmer


Belinda Mitchell

Belinda Mitchell is a visual artist whose practice reconsiders how interiors are represented and experienced through embodied approaches and digital technologies, informed by New Materialist thought. Recently in collaboration with Stephen Cooper, she explored the intersections of architecture and fine art, combining architectural drawing with artistic experimentation to develop alternative ways of imagining, representing and producing space.
@bin45c


Stephen Cooper

Stephen Cooper is an artist whose practice explores the intersections of painting, sculpture, architecture and site-specific installation. Working across materials and spatial forms, he investigates how we perceive and experience environments, drawing attention to the relationships between physical space, memory and consciousness. His work challenges the boundaries between artwork and architectural setting, inviting new ways of understanding how spaces are constructed, inhabited and experienced. @stephencooper5999