BEERS London, a commercial gallery with a reputation for presenting emergent and mid-career artists, has issued an open call for a group exhibition paired with a 40-day residency. The initiative invites practitioners from painting and dance to develop work within the gallery's environment, culminating in a public presentation. This structure provides artists with sustained time and space to expand their practices, while fostering dialogue between static and performative disciplines. The residency's dual focus on painting and dance suggests a curatorial interest in the body as subject and medium, and in the intersections of visual art and choreography. Artists selected will have the opportunity to work on-site, engaging with the gallery's architecture and audience. While the exact terms of the residency—including stipend, materials, and housing—remain unspecified in the public call, the gallery's track record indicates a professional context that values experimentation and rigorous inquiry. For painters, the residency offers a chance to push beyond studio confines, potentially responding to the presence of dancers and the gallery's spatial dynamics. For dancers, it provides a platform to investigate movement within a visual art framework, reaching audiences attuned to contemporary art. The group exhibition will likely serve as a testing ground for ideas developed during the residency, positioning participants within BEERS London's curatorial narrative.