Overview

Motion Sickness Collective was founded in 2018 by three Cambridge School of Art graduates Denise Kehoe, Eleanor Breeze and Arabella Hilfiker, as a way to revive the infertile Cambridge art scene whilst explore and satirising society's view of millennial-hood. Since their inception two years ago, the collective have curated shows including Motion Sickness & Friends, and The Cambridge Wide Open. In 2019 Motion Sickness Collective opened the Motion Sickness Project Space, a gallery come workshop creative hub which acts as a centre for working class artistic activity in Cambridge city centre. The collective now curate exhibitions and run themed Playdates at their Project Space within the Lion Yard Cambridge.