High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Brixton Artists Collective took a short lease on an empty carpet shop in Atlantic Road, Brixton, London, in June 1983. The three arches were spacious if a little damp. They allowed huge shows to take place which were decided by an open collective of 20 to 50 people. The only membership requirement was that you should simply turn up. Later a voluntary administrator, Andrew Hurman with the help of a committed core of directors, brought some stability to the place for a few more years. Membership cost a concessionary rate of 2 per year. The range of shows that was possible due to the energy of a large collective was extraordinary. There were open themed shows like the '1984 Show' as well as shows made by groups with a shared identity. By October 1983, over 200 artists had the opportunity to show their work. By 1985 the membership had increased to nearly 100. By 1986 it had increased to nearly 200 and nearly 1000 artists had shown work in the gallery.

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