Hannah Quinlan & Rosie Hastings (b. 1991. Newcastle, London) are a London-based artist duo known for their exploration of queer identity, urban spaces, and the politics of sexuality. Their practice encompasses frescoes, immersive installations, videos, and mixed-media artworks, including painting, drawing, video, performance, publishing, and installation. Through meticulous research and collaboration, they delve into the cultural significance of LGBTQ+ spaces, addressing urban development, gentrification, and the erasure of queer histories. Grounded in researching how various communities have been represented throughout history, they interpret social and political issues by drawing from art history and archives. Their work invites viewers to question their relationships with space, power dynamics, social hierarchy, class, order, and obedience within our public spaces.
Hannah Quinlan & Rosie Hastings (b. 1991. Newcastle, London) are a London-based artist duo known for their exploration of queer identity, urban spaces, and the politics of sexuality. Their practice encompasses frescoes, immersive installations, videos, and mixed-media artworks, including painting, drawing, video, performance, publishing, and installation. Through meticulous research and collaboration, they delve into the cultural significance of LGBTQ+ spaces, addressing urban development, gentrification, and the erasure of queer histories. Grounded in researching how various communities have been represented throughout history, they interpret social and political issues by drawing from art history and archives. Their work invites viewers to question their relationships with space, power dynamics, social hierarchy, class, order, and obedience within our public spaces.
