Dancing On My Own is a two-day exhibition of artist’s film and video. Shorts by Mark Leckey, Morgan Quaintance and Keith Piper play throughout the day, accompanied by an evening screening of feature length films by Larry Achiampong (Saturday 21st), and Sarah Miles and Zarina Nares (Sunday 22nd).
(A)MOL presents: Conna Haraway, Burning Pyre & Mirror Organs: A late Sunday afternoon offering of downtempo, trip-hop and dub-infused electronics.
Concrete Atlantis present a spectral Sussex harvest of words spoken by Justin Hopper, unseen pictures from Rachel Poulton and live music from Gilroy Mere
Day 4 of Disappearing Images. Existers presents an installation of video and audio works by Hexstatic, R.I.P. Germain, London Community Video Archive, Richard Parry, John Smith, and Gee Vaucher & Mick Duffield.
A festival of disappearing images. Things that can’t be saved. Across disciplines: film, performance, theatre, music, talk.
The University for the Creative Arts BA digital art students present Leaching Polymorphs, a one day exhibition and live performance event. Featuring work by Do Young Kim, Joey Berutich, Lexi Raven, Quiana Leyland McKenzie, Ellie Parker, Junes Kareem Hambach, and Shijie Pan.
side hustle has its launch event at The Horse Hospital, presenting a live exhibition featuring Jack Warne, Millie Chen and Pai'an Chen
Father of Lies is a film and performance-based installation that looks at mainstream media and it’s role within the facilitation of Genocide, war and societal division
INTERMISSIONS: An audio-visual showcase by the 24/25 FLAMIN Fellows
For one night shift only, the Bar is the work of art, the Artist is the bartender, the spectator is the punter
becoming stases static stagnant marks the launch of the third issue of PHREAK – the strictly print alternative music, fashion and arts publication founded in 2021.
Beaulieu is an exhibition by Hannah Baum, open 12-5pm. From 6pm there will be a panel discussion.
Join us for cavernous mimicries, grudge-ridden earth, tangible memories, cynical corporate lullabies, portals and digital graveyards. A multidisciplinary melting pot exhibition featuring work from Matthew Fountain, Jipyo Hong, Milo Moores, Jess Perry, Lydia Whatley and Amy Zimber.
Feat. Alex Margo Arden / Ron Athey / Chaney / Club 82 / Francesca Dolor / Tessa Hughes Freeland / R.I.P Germain / Dew Kim / Sin Wai Kin / Mark Leckey / Rene Matìc / Bruno Pelassy / Rosie Hastings & Hannah Quinlan / Xiuching Tsay & Andy Rolfes / Sibylle Ruppert / Katie Shannon / Thirza Smith / Nils Alix-Tabeling / Paul Thek / Nicolaas van de Lande / Ajamu X
Mirroir: The Awake is a solo show by the Etherist from 18th–21st October 2024
Join Arcadia Missa for the launch of Fail Worse, an autofiction by Habib William Kherbek, with readings by Bertie Brandes, Keiran Goddard, Juliet Jacques, Samra Mayanja, Rosanna Mclaughlin & Kandace Siobhan Walker.
Some parts are easier to understand than others. There’s bits of it we’ll never know for certain just what they mean. It’s that we don’t have the picture any more, not the light but the sound — and The Listeners, listening.
A dialogue between: the art of Juliet Sugg and the poetry of Tracy Heather Johnson. DEVIANT is for anyone who celebrates desire in its many and varied.
The Bed of Bill Bones is an installation of sculpture, textiles, painting, sound, collaborative performance and metalworks by Billie M Vigne. Shipwrecked at The Horse Hospital, the artist’s bed finds itself at the centre of a strange world, enshrined amongst works that try to recall visions of a mystical and slippery alter ego.
An exhibition of new work from ceramicists Aiden Canaday and Rose de Borman. The show will feature protest pots and objects of defiance from the two artists in the form of ceramics, textiles and drawings.
Matvi Kosho and Kafefetoto present Whole Again: ‘a photography show, homing in on our experience as people. Exploring the self and the other.’
Join us for a listening session with The Lone Composer, who will be introducing his latest composition cycle Drawing Water Mandala, followed by a Q&A.
An exhibition of compositions and graphic works by composer, artist. and writer James Hesford
A photographic exhibition of images from the production of Robert Fuest’s 1971 horror comedy film The Abominable Dr. Phibes. Curated by Mark Ferelli, the exhibition will also be accompanied by new performance works by Ferelli made in response to the evanescent archive of these fragments of cinema history…
Inviting you now although truly, Josephine Foster presents ink poem-pictures Anew Old Adage and as well paintings by Alexia Marmara.
You are invited to Nothing’s Happening, a special, intimate one of a kind happening marking the opening of this exhibition brought to you by Josephine Foster and Alexia Marmara marking the opening of their exhibition Anew Old Adage.
To mark the closing of Temple, join us for live performances by Mai Weisz, Catarina Félix Machado and Douglas Norton.
To continue its residency, Temple continues with a live performance by Catarina Félix Machado, an ambient music improvisation which fulfills herown vision of the paintings. Soudscape by Douglas Norton, allowing the world of the art to bleed into the space around the frame will also accompany the collection of paintings, Sanctum Sanctorum Est.
We are proud to present Cat Felix Machado’s Temple as the collection of works Sanctum Sanctorum Est presents a vision regarding the oppression of women throughout history in all religions.
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