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Jeffrey Choy is a writer and artist whose work interrogates censorship, propaganda, and populist consciousness in relation to colonisation and class disparity. His practice spans print, video arts, installations, and immersive media, with a strong focus on publication arts as a site of critical inquiry into knowledge production and distribution.
Jeffrey co-founded Hidden Keileon, an artist-led collective working with migrant and queer communities to imagine justice-driven futures through non-hierarchical collaboration.
His work invites the curious, the critical, and those seeking spaces for reflection and reimagination.
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Apocalyptic Yesterday
What if future never comes
‘The apocalypse is not something which is coming. The apocalypse has arrived in major portions of the planet and it’s only because we live within a bubble of incredible privilege and social insulation that we still have the luxury of anticipating the apocalypse.’ ― Terence McKenna
We are living in the apocalypse, we're exposed to life in hell as the results of our privileged, easy life; the burden of knowing we live with when many lives are suffering to make ours comfortable.
The world has seen the multiple world-ending dangers for decades, and we’re forced to live on, not knowing when the last tomorrow will come. The artists gathered by Hidden Keileon will go through a month of creative period in response to the theme of Apocalyptic Yesterday: geopolitical conflicts, global resources flow, mycelial inspired organising and working in a world where future is hard to imagine.
The exhibition uncovers the layers of this apocalyptic reality, exploring themes of decay, disillusionment and the human condition in the face of impending doom. A world perpetually teetering on the brink of collapse. It's as if the apocalypse has already arrived, masked by the illusion of progress and prosperity.
We re-centre ourselves through collective creating and sharing, local organising, reconnecting with our immediate surrounding and finding solidarity in the despair of worldly burden. May we all find solace through the gatherings, regain agency of change and engage in culture making.
Free Entry & Free Events: Book Here
Exhibition Times 🖼️ | 21st -23rd, 28th-30th March, 12pm-4:30pm
Venue 📍 | 5th Floor, 125 Shaftesbury Avenue London, WC2H 8AD
Opening Party 👁️ | Wednesday 19th March 6pm-9pm
Performance Day 😴 | Saturday 22nd March 12pm-4:30pm
Zine Launch & Spoken Text Party 🍉 | Sunday 30th March 2pm-4pm
Supported by Bow Arts