[in]visible city is a pattern of 11 art interventions within the urban fabric of Somers Town. The exhibition spans artists from Dorset, Glasgow, London and Nottingham and includes works by Luke Raphael Andrew, Anaïs Comer, María Camila Cepeda Gnecco, Pip Denham, Maya Rose Edwards, Katharina Fitz, Hongyu Luo, Owl Call Radio, Salvi De Sena, Katherine Smith and Bethany Ellen Walker. Presented in the UK Mexican Arts Society; The Cock Tavern; local shops and cost-cutters; ‘Fine Tutors’ building remains and hoarding around its construction site; Oakshott Court Social Housing; Chalton Street & Phoenix Rd Crossroad; local telephone booths; these ‘art injections’ trace the signs dwelling [in]visibleorganism of Somers Town.

A precious ‘cultural cradle’, Somers Town is home to writer and philosopher Mary Wollstonecraft who died there in 1797 after giving birth to Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein. Charles Dickens, who briefly lived in this area as a child, commemorated Somers Town in The Pickwick Papers, David Copperfield, Oliver Twist. Nowadays, enclosed in between major developments of Kings Cross and Euston, Somers Town is a sacred environment cherishing community and locality – an [in]visible unique organism entangled within the global body.