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Beach scene with a tree‑like structure made of thin branches holding colourful origami cranes, with more paper figures scattered on the sand.
Saturday 16 June 2018 - Saturday 29 September 2018

Origami artists, paper folders and enthusiasts, artists, designers, creative practitioners and anyone excited about creating artworks and objects from folded paper, have been invited to submit works for a new exhibition at 20-21 this summer.

Coinciding with our high-profile exhibitions by Grayson Perry and Jason Wilsher-Mills, we have filled the gallery with folded paper wonders – a celebration of Origami as an artform!

We have always tried to represent artforms that are not normally displayed in public galleries, and we hope this exhibition follows in the footsteps of successful exhibitions showcasing tattoo art, custom car and tiki art.

We wanted to have an exhibition that anyone could take part in, from professional designers and origami experts, to creative people young and old making their first objects using origami skills.

Sent by origami enthusiasts from across the UK and abroad the exhibition features a wide and colourful variety of subjects and techniques – from abstract and geometric sculptures, to animals, people and decorations.

About the artists

Jason Wilsher-Mills

Jason Wilsher-Mills is a disabled contemporary artist known for bold, colourful digital artworks and sculptures that explore disability, identity and everyday life with humour and energy.

Grayson Perry

Grayson Perry is a British contemporary artist known for his provocative ceramics, tapestries, and prints that explore identity, society, and culture with wit and bold visual storytelling.

Beach scene with a tree‑like structure made of thin branches holding colourful origami cranes, with more paper figures scattered on the sand.