The Horse Hospital was established by Roger K. Burton in 1992 as a not for profit arts organisation providing an umbrella for the related media of art, film, fashion and music.

The Chamber of Pop Culture is an independent, non-profit organisation promoting a living and hitherto rarely documented, and even more rarely seen, cutting edge strand of modern art; giving artists the context and support they are denied elsewhere. With over 50 exhibitions in the past 10 years, the artists, musicians and filmmakers who have shown and been shown in The Chamber of Pop Culture share no common aesthetic bond, other than a desire to work and exhibit outside of the practise and theory prevalent in contemporary art dialogue.

The Horse Hospital is a Grade Two listed, two-floor, purpose-built stable for 24
horses. Built originally in 1797 by James Burton, the building was redeveloped
sometime after 1860, and retains many of its original features, such as concrete
moulded ramps, mock cobbled floor and iron tethering rings. The Horse Hospital
is a rare example of a historically charged buildi... [ Read all ]