Established in 1984, Southwark Park Galleries celebrates its 40th Anniversary this year; having proudly served the Bermondsey & Rotherhithe community for 4 decades. We began in 1984 when our Founder Ron Henocq and local artists the Bermondsey Artists Group transformed the park’s
Become our New Trustee Southwark Park Galleries (Bermondsey Artists Group) are seeking 3 new Trustees to join our Board this Autumn, including our new Chair. We are excited to be developing our Board as we approach our 40th Anniversary in 2024, bolstered
Appau Jnr Boakye-Yiadom has created a beautiful new limited edition, Montego Bay (2022) for Southwark Park Galleries, in celebration of his current exhibition Before: Socialized, Circularized, Linearized, Artificialized, Corrupt Time at Dilston Gallery (open Wed-Sun 11-5pm until 4 September). The hand-finished, print
Please note that due to the national restrictions announced on 31 October, we are now closed to the public until further notice. Please stay in touch via social media and check back here on our website for updates as to when we
A memorial is an object that provides a focus for the memory or commemoration of something, usually a deceased person or a historical tragic event. Patrick Cole’s new work Memorial functions as a monument to a fictional tragic event that uses the traditions of
Plastique Fantastique / 0(rphan)d(rift>) with Kirsten Cooke / Benedict Drew SKEEN NITE (COME) Thursday 8 November 2018 6.30 – 9.30pm In the lead up to their 2019 exhibition at CGP London, artist collective Plastique Fantastique and friends host a night of performance,
During its run, Marcia Farquhar’s Diffikuλt can be experienced in the company of the artist on mostly Fridays & Sundays throughout the exhibition, where she will act as the tour guide of her own relics (excluding 28/30 Sept). The following schedule stipulates the
Marcia Farquhar, Diffiκυλτ, will culminate in the burning of the artist’s outsized rocking horse at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, streamed at CGP London on Saturday 27th October from 4-7pm. The Horse is a Noble Animal, originally commissioned for the 2010 Tatton Park Biennial, will be de-commissioned
AS SCULPTURE is Peter Liversidge’s largest solo show to date in London. The exhibition spans both galleries, with a proposal-led installation of new site-specific work, and works previously unseen in London at The Gallery, punctuated with a live programme at Dilston Grove.
DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES WE HAVE HAD TO POSTPONE THIS EVENT. APOLOGIES FOR ANY DISAPOINTMENT CAUSED, ALL THOSE WHO BOUGHT TICKETS WILL BE REFUNDED AND INFORMED OF THE NEW DATE. Join us for the second of our LUNG screenings developed in partnership with LUX
Tai Shani & A- – -Z (Anne Duffau) present an evening of performances and screenings around Sci Fi / gender / technology / the contemporary gothic at Dilston Grove. Dark Water explores and extends the duo’s ongoing research into notions of a morphic body through technology
For Paul Carter’s largest solo show to date, MUNICIPAL is a commissioned installation developing Carter’s ongoing interest in the unifying concept that every building designed for public use is a kind of hotel; the artist’s studio, civic centres, government buildings, our homes,
Graham Dolphin // Jean-Paul Kelly // Gil Leung // Priit Pärn // Eric Pauwels // Chris Saunders // Lucy Skaer BRINK explores limits, extremes and the unease caused at the point of shifting perception. Exhaustion, perpetuity and frustration feature prominently, resonating
BITTER SWEET Screening event in association with LUX 13 FEBRUARY 2016, 3-5pm Dilston Grove, Southwark Park, London SE16 2UA Free, booking required via this Eventbrite link Please note this screening is not suitable for under 18s Bitter Sweet is the first