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Scope Creep is a four-person exhibition, showcasing the work of Izzie Beirne, Jamie Hammill, C. Mae Bloom and Miranda Webster.
The exhibition considers the material and psychological residue left by accumulation: paint layered and excavated, found objects gathered and reassembled, and marks repeated until an image resolves. Ideas of accrual, the passage of time held within an object, and the point at which small, overlooked parts become whole are concerns carried by the artists in the show.
TitleScope Creep
Artists Izzie Beirne, Jamie Hammill, C. Mae Bloom, Miranda Webster Dates09.10.2026 – 14.11.2026TextScope Creep commissioned from Jesse Howarth. Read here Location Slugtown, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK Link Click here
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Jesse Howarth’s brilliant text, commissioned for the exhibition, takes as it’s starting point the story of Gabriela Rodriguez, who challenged her dismissal from cleaning agency Total Clean Office Cleaning Services in 2024. The text follows the story of a woman who is dismissed from her position in a sandwich-making factory, and the corporate environment in which ideas such as scope creep exist and are common parlance. The text considers precaritised labour, unassuming objects and value.
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