RATTLEBAG X RE.MIX.ER – 2025 WRAPPED
As 2025 draws to a close, we’re celebrating a year of incredible local talent at Rattlebag! Join us for a special edition of re.mix.er, showcasing a curated selection of artwork from all of the talented artists we’ve had the pleasure of featuring throughout the year. Expect a diverse mix of styles, stories, and perspectives – the perfect chance to revisit some of the standout pieces from this year’s exhibitions.
Hannah Abri Smith is a figurative painter whose work explores memory, performance and dystopian narratives, rooted in the real but often skewing towards the surreal.
FGB is a self-taught street artist where he’s been redecorating the city – legally and otherwise – for over two decades. His work transforms walls into bold, thought-provoking canvases, offering up social commentary with a side of wit.
Imane Lghaloui Gilbert is a multidisciplinary, multicultural, and multilingual creative whose practice is rooted in movement between places and perspectives. Born in France to Moroccan heritage and now based in Belfast, she shares herself across three homes, each shaping her way of seeing and feeling the world.
Rebecca Calvert is a contemporary textured artist, drawing inspiration from her travels, the natural world, and the Japanese philosophy o – Wabi-Sabi – embracing the beauty of imperfection, impermanence, and simplicity. Rebecca creates pieces of art that intertwine sculpture and painting, creating contemplative, tactile landscapes that take on organic form.
Philip Arneill, author of the best-selling Tokyo Jazz Joints (tag)Â photobook, and co-creator and photographer of the ‘Tokyo Jazz Joints’ audiovisual project, Philip photography explores the illusory ideas of home and culture by exploring insider-outsider dynamics and autoethnographic issues of place and identity.
