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Now live at Oxford Street: Artur Gadzhiev ‘Light Remains’
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THREE DAYS. THREE ICONIC VENUES. ONE CULTURE COLLECTIVE.
To everyone who joined us in Ibiza, thank you.
From our opening night of talks, art and music at Hï Ibiza, to the energy of ANTS at Ushuaïa, and our final gathering at [UNVRS] , the weekend was a true celebration of creativity, collaboration and community.
A huge thank you to the artists, speakers, brands, guests and to everyone behind the scenes who helped make the weekend so special.
Part Three is already in the making, and we can’t wait to take you on the next stage of this journey with us.
Special thanks to
@indirapaganotto
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19 Sep 2026
‘We believe in creative opportunities for Artists and putting Artists first.’
20 YEARS AGO
We started our journey into traditional art in hand-crafted bespoke solutions for all services associated with the framing of paintings and works on paper, including the restoration and replication of frames. Working on old masters, period and contemporary works.
15 YEARS AGO
Whilst working in traditional Art, we went deep in to developing LED screens and technology like no other, showcasing Artists’ work true to form.
10 YEARS AGO
We started to install our digital screens and software into private residences to showcase traditional art and legacy art collections.
6 YEARS AGO
We launched W1 Curates as a public art platform on the Europe’s busiest shopping street, taking Art to the public.
2 YEARS AGO
We launched W1 Immersive – an Immersive Public Art Platform exhibiting some of the most globally renowned Artists and collaborations with blue-chip Galleries.
1 YEAR AGO
We launched W1 Curates Creative Studios – consisting of Artist Residency spaces, recording studios, an immersive venue, and podcast areas.
We set out to bring Artists and Musicians together to collaborate – bringing Artistic passion projects to life using our spaces and facilities.
We then set out to combine the ‘Holy Grails’ of creative industries together: Art, Music, and Fashion.
PRESENT
We are a one-stop-shop for all creatives with Art at the forefront. We always put the Artist first and use our contacts to give Artists more opportunities and ways of getting their Art seen by the masses.
Today we have been signed by one of the biggest retailers in Europe as their ‘Creative Partner’.
As we continue to evolve, we would like to thank you for all your support and love over the years.
More will be announced real soon 😉
Together we grow 🤝🏼
17 Mar 2024
WELCOME TO W1CURATES STUDIOS
WE RE-DEFINE CULTURE THROUGH CREATIVITY
EXPERT COLLABORATORS, LIKE-MINDED CREATIVES
AND SOCIAL VISIONARIES.
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S1: Production/Programming
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22 Jul 2024
Photography and the dancefloor can make for uncomfortable bedfellows.
Even before the ubiquity of the smartphone, deemed by many to be an instant vibe killer, there was a widely held view that clubs were havens of escapism where cameras were less than welcome.
However, the photographs we do have from the pre-smartphone era are undoubtedly cultural gold dust. For the most part, they are the work of a select band of individuals who understood the unwritten protocols of the dancefloor and acted with sufficient respect to earn the trust of their subjects.
@dave_swindells is very much in the vanguard of this elite group. As Nightlife Editor of London listings magazine Time Out for a mammoth 23 years (1986-2009) he lived through several vibrant (and pivotal) eras in one of the world’s great clubbing cities.
Not only was Dave the first to write about numerous subcultural scenes – he also had his camera permanently on hand. His shots would grace the pages of i-D, The Observer and The Face as well as Time Out. They are especially notable for his instinctive focus on the dancers and ravers.
The last few years have seen the publication of three era-defining books showcasing his work in the shape of Ibiza ’89, Acid House as it Happened and (as part of a quartet of snappers) Spike Island; whilst his images have also featured in numerous lauded exhibitions.
As we get ready to welcome Dave to the House Culture podcast, we invite you to enjoy a taste of his inspirational work.
1984 The Lift Halloween Party at Legends Juicy Lucy and @roy.inc Backstage.
1985 The Circus at Bagleys.
1991 Sitcotheque at Bagleys.
1984 The Lift Adrift.
@djsmokinjo on the decks at Trade, Turnmills, 1992.
1985, @dj_fattony_ chats with @leighbowery while Marc Vaultier (the legendary meeter-greeter at Taboo) listens in.
Dead dead good at Spike Island, 1990.
Tasty Tim and Dareena backstage at Kinky Gerlinky, 1991.
1988 Carwash at the Starwash with @normanjaymbe.
The dance floor at The Trip, London June 1988.
1990 Circus Warp / Irritant Smiley Kid.
1985 Kit Cat club blues party.
1993 Love Ranch.
1985 Zoom warehouse party in Jubilee Hall, DJ Paul ‘Trouble’ Anderson.
1994 Club UK ‘
09 Nov 2026
What if art didn’t have to stay inside galleries?
Sometimes the best creative stories start with a simple message.
When emerging artist and 3D animator Darcy-Rose Edwards reached out to W1 Curates asking about a potential collaboration , she took the initiative to create something entirely of her own.
The result is this brilliant animated short, capturing our journey from gallery walls to the streets of London, across to Ibiza and beyond, bringing together art, music, fashion and technology.
An award-nominated, Wales-based animator and recent graduate, Darcy-Rose brings her own distinctive creative vision to our story.
At W1 Curates, supporting emerging talent is just as important as collaborating with established artists. It’s about giving the next generation of creatives visibility and a platform to showcase their work.
A huge thank you to Darcy-Rose for bringing our story to life.
08 Nov 2026
Last night at W1 Curates, we brought together music, contemporary art and culture for a special conversation with Tinie Tempah and David King Reuben.
From Tinie’s incredible journey through British music and his new album The Night’s Not Dead, to his creative collaboration with David, we explored what happens when music and art come together.
A conversation that went far beyond the album touching on nightlife, creativity, cultural identity and the relationships between artists, musicians and audiences.
Two creative worlds, one shared vision. Exactly what W1 Curates is all about.
07 Nov 2026
From Ibiza to London. Bringing art, music and culture together.
Following our conversation with Tinie Tempah at The culture collective Ibiza Art Weekend with The Night League at Hï Ibiza, we continue the story today at W1 Curates Oxford Street.
Tinie joins artist David King Reuben and W1 Curates to explore The Night’s Not Dead, his first album in nine years, and the creative collaboration behind its music, artwork and visual identity.
A conversation about creativity, nightlife and the importance of protecting the culture and spaces that inspire the next generation.
Tonight | 6–8PM
W1 Curates, Oxford Street, London.
06 Nov 2026
A global icon. A pioneer of house music.
An evening at W1 Curates.
W1 Curates and @houseculturenet welcomes the legendary @honeydijon for an exclusive conversation hosted by @simondunmore1
From the birthplace of house music in Chicago to the world’s biggest dancefloors, Honey has shaped music, fashion and culture on a global scale.
A Grammy-winning producer, Beyoncé collaborator and fearless creative voice, Honey joins us to explore her journey, influences and the communities that continue to define dance music.
An intimate evening of music, culture and stories from one of the most influential figures in the scene.
05 Nov 2026
Osmosis Jones makes a UK garage track from scratch 🔉
In the latest episode of our Beat From Scratch series, we join the Australian producer at W1 Curates Studios in London to uncover the secrets behind his productions.
In this episode, he walks us through his approach to creating a signature Osmosis Jones track, combining a sampled house vocal with his distinctive, bouncy drums and infectious grooves.
Watch the full episode on DJ Mag’s YouTube Channel ⏯️
05 Nov 2026
Oxford Street was all about the stories behind the music last night.
W1 Curates and House Culture welcomed Owen Cutts, aka Mr Cutts, for a live conversation with Simon Dunmore. The Ivor Novello-nominated songwriter, producer, DJ and artist shared insights from a career working with some of British music’s biggest names.
From the sounds that shaped him to soul, blues, funk and hip-hop, to the value of community and what lies ahead, it was an intimate look at the people, records and moments behind the work.
The conversation was filmed live and will be on YouTube soon.
04 Nov 2026
What’s on in London this November?
Some of the city’s biggest institutions are opening new shows this month, from Sámi art at Somerset House to massive projections at the Old Royal Naval College, here’s what to see across the city this November.
That includes our own programme on Oxford Street: Artur Gadzhiev’s ‘Light Remains’, an immersive exploration of light built with music from ITSU, at W1 Curates from November 5th to December 1st.
Swipe through and plan your month.
@designmuseum @saatchi_gallery @beyondthestreetsart @luxmuralis @oldroyalnavalcollege @tate @japanhouseldn @somersethouse @art.gadzhiev @itsu_
04 Nov 2026
Overnight, London transformed into Gotham.
Cameras for The Batman Part II have been rolling around the capital since June and St Paul’s is one of the stars. Around Bank, the signs changed, the snow fell and a new subway entrance appeared. Robert Pattinson was spotted among it all, filming his return as Batman.
Our city isn’t just a place to live. It’s a stage, a canvas and a set.
02 Nov 2026
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