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Down The Rabbit Hole
Down The Rabbit Hole Exhibition Private view: Thursday 16 April, 6-8pm Exhibition open: Friday 17 – Sunday 19 April, 10am-6pm Finissage event: Sunday 19 April, 6-9.30pm A group exhibition featuring artwork by the late Katya Kan (1987 – 2023) in dialogue with creative contemporaries and emerging artists, to be confirmed. The exhibition will take place in London’s Crypt Gallery, which is set in a labyrinth of underground tunnels. The metaphorical ‘rabbit holes’ unfold to reveal displays of multidisciplinary art including…
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PERSONA – a collective mask show
PERSONA a collective mask show 24 – 29 April opening times and program: – 24th: open 11am until 6pm free entrance – 25th: open 12 until 7pm free – 26th: mask workshop 11am until 6pm, limited places, send email to: monsterlune@hotmail.fr to book a place. £5 participation (material will be provided) – 26th: 6pm until 9pm music mask performance by Charlie Jimenez/Takatsuna Mukai/Petrichor £5 at the door. – 27th: 12 until 7pm free entrance – 28th: open at 11am, Masks and…
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THE FEATHER OF MA’AT
1-5 May 2026Open daily: 11am-8pm Weighing software’s soft power in a Post-Digital world Contemporary Digital Art Exhibition A group exhibition curated by Zinnia Xiaorong Wang & Melody Chenxuan Yu
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ARTEXPERTISE ON TOUR
12-15 May 2026 Private view: 5-8pm 12 May Open: 3-6pm Daily A multi-media exhibition showcasing over 20 artists from across Europe
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LIKE A PRAYER
Era Journal Group Show Private view: Saturday 16 May 6-9pm Daytime opening 17 May 11am-6pm A group exhibition featuring artwork curated by Era Journal Free entrance
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Many Windows
Private view: Saturday 23 May 2026 5-9pm Opening times: 24 May – 2 June 9-5pm PLEASE NOTE- DUE TO STAFF AVAILABILITY OPENING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK WEBSITE BEFORE VISITINGOpening time change: Wednesday 28 May: 12-5pm Showcasing a participatory project by ceramicist and art psychotherapist Georgia Arben Crowther www.georgiacrowther.com @giowgiart
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IN MEMORY OF ALEXEI NAVALNY
4-11 June 2026 Open daily: 12-7 pm Private view: 4 June 6-9pm Closing event: 11 June 6-9pm Alexei Navalny pursued politics under an ever-tightening dictatorship — at a time when politics as a vocation was ceasing to exist. For many years, in defiance of pervasive fear and sweeping bans, Alexei was living proof that resistance was possible. Through his own mistakes and the reckoning that followed, Alexei became the one figure who eventually united people of vastly different views. In…
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MIND THE GAP
Open: 17-20 of June 2026 11am-4pm daily Private view: 16 June 4.30-6.30pm – Invite only Exploring the boundaries between immigration, culture and identities “The intention is not to erase difference, but to confront the gaps that remainuncrossable yet real.” The exhibition Mind the GAP aims to foster dialogue between emerging artists from University of the Arts London and artists from Taiwan, which support by Taiwanese Government, Kaohsiung City Bureau of Cultural Affairs. The exhibition seeks to create a space in which artistic practices…
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#LONDONDRAWING20 – CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF LONDON DRAWING
LONDON DRAWING 20TH ANNIVERSARY 2026 London Drawing is 20! The prolific tutor and model lead drawing collective London Drawing are delighted to be celebrating their 20th anniversary this year – and they would love you to join in and get involved London Drawing Tutors Exhibition: An eclectic show of work by London Drawing Tutors and Guest Tutors featuring drawing and painting by: Anne Noble-Partridge, Josie Deighton, Wilfrid Wood, James Hague, Aaron Jacob Jones, Kim Scouller, Susannah Pal, Cat Tams, Sisetta Zappone,…
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ARCSOC Afterimage
8–11 July 2026 Opening times: 11am–6pm daily Private view dates and times: Industry: 7 July 2026, 6–10pm Friends & Family: 8 July 2026, 6–10pm ARCSOC Afterimage is the 2026 iteration of the annual end of year exhibition: entirely funded, curated, designed and built by the University of Cambridge Architecture Society, ARCSOC. Afterimage is the lingering imprint left after looking at something bright: imperfect, yet vivid. In this retinal afterglow, colours and lights swirl… a memory without remembering; a sight with…
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