Office of Experiments support autonomous research practices that have evolved through experimenting with methods of investigation, fieldwork and knowledge collections since 2004.

Weaving our way across disciplinary threads, guided by in depth / situated expertise, our work gives public access to sites, collections, infrastructures or landscapes that we consider experimental or anomalous. We use and create object based collections, private archives, digital resources and experimental tools whilst testing forms of exhibition, display, publication, participation and mediation.