A screening series developed in partnership between seven international arts organisations, A River Waits Reply presents moving-image works from around the world as a poetic reply to this unprecedented year. More
Ruth and Amy catch up with speakers from the previous episodes to find out how the pandemic has affected them, and what hopes they have for the ‘new normal’. More
What do we want the economy to be? How can we make a feminist economy? This episode looks at how feminist principals are used to shape research and economic policy. More
Exploring the role unpaid care has in relation to women and work, this episode focuses on motherhood, and the profoundly shocking experience (for some) of infant dependency and the subsequent assertion of gender roles. More
This is second part of Worker Struggles, centering on issues around women and paid work. More
This episode looks at the multiple layers of discrimination and exploitation affecting women in ‘feminised’ industries. More
Beginning by asking 'What is feminist economics? How are women part of, and excluded from, the economy?', artists Ruth Beale and Amy Feneck start to unpack the issues around work, care and parenthood. More
Abbonec’s diaporama re-introduces the public to the work of Sarah Maldoror, a pioneering yet little known French filmmaker of Guadeloupean origin, whose films are closely linked to the liberation struggles in lusophone Africa. More
Domínguez’s films incorporate acid colours, homemade props and optical illusions to induce a hallucinatory experience. More
Santiago Muñoz’s films use a historical lens to explore the relationship between landscape, history and infrastructure in Puerto Rico, the artist’s home country. More
Mouthfeel is a short film which explories the politics underpinning the industrial production of food, connecting themes as diverse as “big food”, flavour enhancement technology and overconsumption. More
Artists Henderson and César consider how imperial gestures of discovery, revelation and possession are embedded in associations between seeing and understanding, light projection and enlightenment. More
UK Artist Grant Writing Support is a network of artists, curators and producers working in contemporary art organisations, who are coming together to provide in-kind support to artists requiring help with emergency grant applications. This network has been established in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and its increasingly serious economic impact on artists. More
Semi-autobiographical works of science fiction unearth the unlikely stories lurking in the shadows of the artist’s childhood in Kuwait. More
Archaeologist Michael Marshall and Lauren Gault discuss the cult of Mithraism, focusing on examples of deliberately damaged objects found at the London Mithraeum which have shaped the works made for C I T H R A. More
Join us for a free early morning exhibition tour with coffee and pastries. All welcome! More
Meet our artists in residence: Mica Cabildo (Philippines), Joaquín Aras (Argentina), Diego Marcon (Italy), and André Romão (Portugal). More
The gallery will be transformed for a day into an immersive audio installation by Lauren Gault’s long-term collaborator Richy Carey, expanding on the existing audio works in the exhibition. More
Lauren Gault presents a lecture on her relative Martha Craig, whose 1907 science-fiction novel, The Men of Mars, and her visionary ideas about physics have formed the basis for her exhibition, C I T H R A. More
Watch a video of this lecture by environmental geographer Jamie Lorimer that explores the rise of re-wilding and examines its potential as a guide for 21st century environmentalism. More
Gasworks is pleased to invite local residents, community groups and … More
Artists: Alana Iturralde (Puerto Rico), Deborah Joyce Holman (Switzerland), Christina Pataialii (New Zealand), and Haider Ali Naqvi (Pakistan) More
Artist, writer and curator Deborah Joyce Holman leads a tour of (15,952km) via Trans-Sahara Hwy N1 discussing online visual culture, the global circulation of identities and the digital layers behind Kudzanai-Violet Hwami’s paintings. More
In 2019, Gasworks celebrated 25 years with alumni artists, supporters and friends. More
Gasworks
155 Vauxhall Street
London SE11 5RH
info@gasworks.org.uk
Tel: +44 (0)207 587 5202
Opening Times:
(during exhibitions only)
Wed–Sun 12–6pm or by appointment
FREE ADMISSION
