Late Night Art in March will see the launch “cloakroom” at club [construction] !, a solo-exhibition, interactive installation and participatory performance by Reuben Brown.

“cloakroom” at club [construction] ! implements a combination of new-media and unorthodox materials as tools of activation, including (but not limited to…); construction, experimental sound, immersive lighting, interactive installation, participatory performance, 3D-CGI (computer-generated) animation & filmography, video collage, digital fabrication, atmospheric effects systems, interview & conversation, research & documentation and a collection of custom digitally-knit football scarves. Adorned with digitally-interactive sculptural applications, the audiences are invited and encouraged to try-on, swap and share the football scarves as they navigate both the physical exhibition space, and the ephemeral online space that they gain access to on their mobile phones through the football scarves.

Opening Night: Thursday 7th March

Times: 6-9pm

Exhibition continues: Tuesday - Saturday until the 28th March, 12-4pm.

Reuben Brown (he/him) is a sculptor and 3D-CGI artist currently based in Belfast, N.Ireland, specialising in 3D-CGI (computer-generated) filmography, interactive installation and performance. He is a member and studio-holder at QSS Artist Studios and Gallery in East Belfast, after graduating from Belfast School of Art in June 2022. Interested in the generation of ephemeral club-spaces, club-culture and the representation of (primarily queer) digital artists in Belfast, Reuben is the founder and director of emerging Belfast-based scenography collective “club [construction]” which utilises the visual arts as ‘tools’ of activation. He has exhibited extensively locally, nationally and internationally.