Council and a lack of will in the funding organisations. The BAG revived for a while in 1988 in "Bon March", Brixton Road, and in 1990 moved to a location in Brixton Station Road. 1990–2005 After a change in the management, the gallery fell under a new directorship with a renewed relationship with the London Borough of Lambeth Council. Artists included David Emmanuel Noel, Salome Smeaton Russell, Paul Jones and Ajamu X. The collective supported greater inclusion and diversity in the representation of exhibitions, talks and events, also involving members of the local community. Among exhibitions mounted were From Where I Stand, the first exhibition featuring black male artists. It ceased to be an open collective in the early 1990s but continued as a gallery and craft space until 2005 when it closed. A comprehensive history of the Collective period can be found in Brixton Calling! Then & Now: Brixton Artist Gallery & Brixton Artists Collective and Women's Work: Two Years in the Life of a Women Artists Group, Brixton Art Gallery, 1986. The gallery was a place for those unable to access mainstream spaces to show their work. Well known names who exhibited often very early in their careers include Mona Hartoum, Zarina Bhimji, Sutapa Biswas, Sokari Douglas Camp, Cathy de Monchaux, Rotimi Fani-Kayode, Jamie Reid, Tina Keane, Sandra Lahire, Peter Kennard, Julie Umerle, Rasheed Araeen, Gavin Jantjes, Hew Locke, Mary Kelly and David Medalla. References External links The new archive on BAG funded by Andrew Hurman an active archiving project with 198 Contemporary Art and Learning, Brixton Blog on the above active archive project called Brixton Calling! A labyrinth made by women artists at Brixton Art Gallery, led by Francoise Dupre. Filmed by Gail Pearce with Annie Pfingst. Transcription of the day seminar on Brixton Artists Collective held in the University of Westminster 5 June 2010 titled "Activating Brixton Art Gallery, 1983-86: Archives and Memories". British artist groups and collectives Artists Collective