Installation view: TextaQueen, The Universal Experience, 2020, commissioned by Mimosa House.
We are delighted to be hosted by Mimosa House, an independent, non-profit art institution in the heart of London for our upcoming exhibition 'Out From the Centre: A Tribute to 40 Years of LGBTQ+, Disability & HIV Activism'.
Through reimagining our history, from 1984 to the present day, and exploring our five domains, we will highlight and celebrate landmark moments that define our organisation.
Further details about our exhibition will be revealed soon.
Accessibility details
- The gallery is accessed via street level, and public areas of the gallery are set across two floors. Access to the first floor is via two flights of stairs, or we also have an access lift for wheelchair users and those who need it. There is an accessible WC on the ground floor.
- Guide dogs and other support animals are welcome at the gallery. Water bowls will be available.
- Masks and hand sanitiser will be available upon entry.
- Ear defenders, sensory items and ear plugs will be available to use.
- Lighting and sound levels can be changed upon request, if possible.
- Seating will be available throughout the space.
- Easy-read versions of exhibition details will be available.
- We are currently finalising details around further access services and will update with further information shortly.
Please get in touch if you have any further requests about access: events@metrocharity.org.uk
About Mimosa House
Founded in 2017, Mimosa House is an arts organisation that exists to challenge the lack of diversity in the arts, in the UK and beyond.
"Throughout everything we do, we centre the voices and experiences of women and queer people, with a particular focus on people of colour, and the intersections between. We are the only non-commercial visual arts organisation in the UK to do this, as a key objective in our constitution."