Art & Exhibitions

Faith In Strangers is seen by founder Jere­my Duffy as an art instal­la­tion in its own right — a ever-grow­ing, adap­tive, and inter­ac­tive archi­tec­tur­al space designed to evoke won­der and tran­scen­dence. At its core is a con­sis­tent explo­ration of how inter­ac­tive art, archi­tec­ture, and inte­ri­or design can inter­twine to shape expe­ri­ence. The per­ma­nent built-in instal­la­tions, all designed by Jere­my, include sculp­tur­al light­ing woven through hall­ways and cul­mi­nat­ing in the Stair­way of Faith — a guid­ing visu­al thread that draws vis­i­tors deep­er into the build­ing. Immer­sive ​‘dis­co’ toi­lets and min­i­mal neg­a­tive-space light­box­es explore the par­al­lel between night and day — a qui­et metaphor for how the venue trans­forms each week. Tech­nol­o­gy plays a cen­tral role too: a mul­ti­chan­nel audio sys­tem and net­worked light­ing bring the space to life, con­nect­ing the building’s phys­i­cal ele­ments with sen­so­ry design to height­en pres­ence and interaction.

Along­side these inter­ven­tions, we host rotat­ing exhi­bi­tions by local artists across our walls and pub­lic spaces. These exhi­bi­tions reflect our belief that Faith in Strangers is ulti­mate­ly about peo­ple — a place shaped by and for the local com­mu­ni­ty, where art becomes a way of shar­ing per­spec­tives, spark­ing dia­logue, and deep­en­ing con­nec­tion. It’s an exten­sion of our name and our ethos: cel­e­brat­ing dis­cov­ery, trust, and the unex­pect­ed mag­ic that comes from encoun­ter­ing some­thing — or some­one — new.

Explore the cur­rent exhi­bi­tion or revis­it past shows below.