NEW LIMITED EDITION Bedwyr Williams // Arse Kicking Session for British Artists Who Say Ass (2020). Buy now from our online shop. Bedwyr Williams, whose exhibition at Southwark Park Galleries is postponed due to Covid-19 to Spring 2021, has been helping us
Exhibition: THE MINDERS OF THE WARM 10 October – 15 November 2020 Lake Gallery // Thursday – Sunday, 11am – 5pm (changing to 4pm on 25 October) No booking require but we are limiting capacity to allow for safe social distancing. Performances:
We are now open with Fani Parali’s ANOYX and DREPAN & THE MINDERS OF THE WARM. Keeping everyone safe during this time is our top priority; therefore we have the following precautions in place for the benefit of our visitors and staff:
To Us It Just Looks Like A Lemon is a collection of reflections on the Mayflower and other colonial strategies, and is the outcome of Holly Graham‘s residency at Southwark Park Galleries in 2019. Pulling together her ongoing research into histories and legacies
In our new series Lockdown Elevenses, we catch up with the brilliant artists in our upcoming programme and ask them a bunch of questions to find out how they are making work, keeping their heads during these weird woolly times of isolation
Created by dance companies Corali and Impermanence, with designer Pam Tait and musician Andy Balcon, ‘Park Wanderings’ is a poetic response to Southwark Park and Alec Finlay’s permanent nest box trail, ‘Questions and Answers, (after Paul Celan)’, commissioned by Southwark Park Galleries
Richard Scott’s ‘Woman Peeling Turnips; A Portrait of my Father’ is the result of the poet’s residency at Southwark Park Galleries in August 2019, Queer Pilgrims. This new text forms a poetic investigation into ekphrasis*, father-figures and the violence of creation. Using Chardin’s 1738
We have three permanent artworks in Southwark Park: Marcia Farquhar’s outdoors sculpture at Lake Gallery’s entrance ‘Onwards’ (2018), Alec Finlay’s nest box sculpture trail across the gallery’s park surrounding and Bobby Niven’s Bermondsey Bothy that hosts our Residency Programme in our Garden.