Town Hall by Sossio
Where Legacy and Innovation Collide
Sossio’s art at Town Hall by Bottaccio, a restored civic landmark in King’s Cross, London — a cultural nucleus designed to spark debate, creativity and thought.
Town Hall brings together the leaders, the policy makers, the curious, the artists and the investors shaping our world. Its year-round programme of radical acts is where data and technology collide with the human energy of art and culture.
A landmark reawakened
Throughout history, town halls have been where people gathered to exchange ideas and challenge the established order. Town Hall by Bottaccio, on Bidborough Street in King’s Cross, carries that legacy into the present. The building has been brought back to life over eight years of restoration, with local artisans and leading talent in design and architecture.
Its interiors are by Tom Dixon. Within the old stone walls lies a series of spaces for debate, discourse and entertainment, among them Vision Hall, beneath ceilings thirteen metres high. A history of activism, debate, art, politics and social change now shapes its future.
“Great minds think unlike.”
The human energy of art
In a building made for argument and invention, Sossio’s art asks for a different kind of attention. His abstract canvases carry no story to decode and no figures to follow; their fields of colour and material ask nothing of the viewer but time.
Self Transformism, the movement he created with Elio D’Anna, describes an individual revolution in which each person creates their own reality from within. Among the people shaping what comes next, it is a reminder that every change in the world begins as a change within.
Towards cultural welfare in places of debate
We invite the places where decisions are made and ideas are exchanged to talk with us about original art in the rooms where people work and debate: a daily presence that accompanies the attention, calm and imagination of all who gather there.
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