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Accessibility

Across the Brent Biennial 2022 commissions and public programme we will be providing a range of access components for visitors. The work featured in the biennial spans moving image, multi-media installation, painting, sound, sculpture, billboards and performance, and collectively aims to provide something for everyone to enjoy.

In order to make this possible, we will be facilitating tours, audio-description, transcription, creative-captioning, guided touch and online screenings. There will be hosts at all sites available to support you during your visit. Due to the variety and number of works presented, as well as the unusual nature of many of our venues, access provision will vary at each site.

Most venues have step-free access or alternative means to experience the work, such as through online viewing. All access information for specific commissions and events, including for wheelchair access, is available on our website.

Alternatively, to check the availability of access provision, to request online viewings links, or to request any other specific access support please contact hello@metrolandcultures.com or message us on Instagram @metrolandcultures ahead of your visit, and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.

All venues will be open 12-6pm Friday – Sunday from 8 July – 11 September unless stated otherwise. Below you can download an accessible route to visit the Brent Biennial 2022.

Find out about all of all of the access information about our venues here:

KILBURN

Closest stations: Kilburn (lift access), Kilburn Park (step-free access), Brondesbury and Kilburn High Road.

Brent Biennial Visitor’s Hub, Metroland Studio, London.

Metroland Studio 

91 Kilburn Square
Kilburn
NW6 6PS
Located behind Kilburn Market on Kilburn High Road

  • Wheelchair access
  • Accessible toilet
  • Seating
  • On-site support staff
Rasheed Araeen, Brent Biennial Visitor’s Hub

Description: Installation in a communal space, featuring printed materials written in English. Audio reading of Preliminary Notes on the Black Manifesto available at this link. 

Access:

Mahmoud Khaled, Metroland Studio Gallery 

Description: Installation featuring audio, objects, sculpture

Access:

  • Wheelchair Access
  • Audio-visual guide
  • English Subtitles
Rebecca Bellantoni, Room 3

Description: Immersive installation, featuring film, sculpture, tapestry and activations.

Access: 


Tin Tabernacle 

12-16 Cambridge Ave
Kilburn
NW6 5BA

Shenece Oretha 

Description: Sound installation with sculptural elements.

Access:


The Kiln Theatre

269 Kilburn High Road
Kilburn
NW6 7JR

Action Space (Community Commission) 

Note: this project runs between 22 July – 13 August

Opening times: Monday-Friday 09:00-17:00; Saturday 10:00-17:00; Sunday: Closed.

Description: Mural

Access: 

  • Wheelchair access
  • Accessible toilets (spare Radar keys)
  • Seating

Kingsgate Project Space

110-116 Kingsgate Road
Kilburn
NW6 2JG

Mohammed Zahidur Rahman 

Description: Exhibition of six paintings, sound

Access:


2C Maygrove Road

Kilburn
NW6 2EB

Linett Kamala

Description: Immersive installation featuring audio, paintings, activations, food

Access:


12 The Arches

Maygrove Road
Kilburn
NW6 2EB

Alex Baczynski-Jenkins 

Description: Film (1hr)

Access:

  • Wheelchair access at 11:45am Thursday – Sunday
  • Online access, email kit@metrolandcultures.com for a link
  • No toilets
  • Seating
  • Low visibility
  • English subtitles
  • The first screening starts at 12 and the last one at 5pm

WILLESDEN 

Closest station: Willesden Green (no step-free access).

The Library at Willesden Green

95 High Road
Willesden
NW10 2SF

Ed Webb-Ingall

Description: Radio play and archival display

Access: 


Billboard Commission Site One

60 Walm Lane
Willesden
NW2 4RA

Description: Billboard

Access: 


Billboard Commission Site Two

14 Dudden Hill Lane
Willesden
NW10 2ET

Description: Billboard

Access: 


Roundwood Park Bowling Green

Harlesden Road
NW10 3SH

Sarah Rose 

Description: Sound and light installation, printed material

Access: 


St. Mathew’s Church

St Mary’s Road
Willesden
NW10 4AU

Katarzyna Perlak

Description: Sculptural installation featuring textiles

Access:

  • Wheelchair access
  • Accessible toilets (please ask hosts for the key)
  • Seating
  • Opening times: Thurs-Sat 12–6pm, Sun 1–6pm
  • Guided touch (please email kit@metrolandcultures.com for availability)

HARLESDEN 

Closest stations: Willesden Junction (lifts, boarding ramps), Harlesden Station (no step-free access)

Newman Catholic College

Harlesden Road
Harlesden
NW10 3RN

Zinzi Minott 

Description: Five-screen audio-visual installation

Access:

  • Wheelchair access via back entrance on Holland Road (please contact hello@metrolandcultures.com ahead of your visit)
  • Seating
  • No toilets
  • Low visibility
  • English subtitles

Design Works

Harlesden
NW10 4HT

Arwa Aburawa and Turab Shah

Description: Film (~20 minutes)

Access:

  • No wheelchair or step free access (third floor)
  • No toilets
  • Seating
  • Low visibility
  • English subtitles
  • Available online (please contact kit@metrolandcultures.com for a link)

Harlesden High Street

57 High Street
Harlesden
NW10 4NJ

Note: this project runs between 21 July – 11 September

Description: Group exhibition featuring paintings, sculpture and sound

Access: 

  • Wheelchair access
  • No toilet
  • No seating
  • Opening times: Saturday 12–6pm, Thurs, Fri and Sun by appointment visit Harlesden High Street’s website for booking details