For thousands of years, waterways have connected people long before they divided nations. Oceans, rivers and estuaries have carried migration, trade, conflict, ceremony and stories, allowing cultures to meet, separate and evolve. This exhibition brings together three artists whose practices emerge from different island histories—Iceland, England, and the Pacific islands of Tonga and Aotearoa, New Zealand—to explore how movement across water shapes identity.

Dates: Friday 11th September - Wednesday 16th September

Private View: Friday 11th September, 6:00 - 9:00 pm

Opening Hours: Daily | 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

Participating Artists: Iris Thorsteinsdottir | Caroline Blake | Sarah Cocks

Instagram/Website: @iris.thorsteindottir | @radicalembroiderer

Entry: Admission is free; tickets are not required.

Accessibility: The exhibition space is fully wheelchair accessible, with step-free entry and wide pathways throughout. An accessible toilet is available on-site. Seating is provided within the exhibition for visitors who may need to rest. We welcome assistance dogs, and staff are available to offer support if needed.

If you have specific access requirements or would like to plan your visit, please contact centrespacegallery@gmail.com — we’re happy to help.