Watch // Sam Keogh, I Won’t Scatter Your Sorrow To The Heartless Sea, 2021
As part of the group exhibition Trouble in Outer Heaven: Portable Ops Plus at Southwark Park Galleries, 15 September – 31 October 2021, Sam Keogh’s performance ‘I Won’t Scatter Your Sorrow To The Heartless Sea’ loosely channels Southwark Park’s history as a
Podcast // Anne Ryan In Conversation with Charlotte Higgins
Recorded live as part of our events programme for Anne Ryan’s exhibition The City Rises at Southwark Park Galleries, Dilston Gallery. Author and journalist Charlotte Higgins joins artist Anne Ryan in conversation about her work. Anne Ryan is represented by Greengrassi. You can
Podcast // Radio Anti, The Noise of the Mayflower // Episode 3: The Noise of the Settlers
Join Radio Anti as they approach the historical legacies and contemporary meanings of the Mayflower crossing through its noisy elements: the sea, the ship, and the settlers. In this three part series, Matt and Ross play a mixture of music, Youtube videos
Podcast // Radio Anti, The Noise of the Mayflower // Episode 2: The Noise of the Ship
Join Radio Anti as they approach the historical legacies and contemporary meanings of the Mayflower crossing through its noisy elements: the sea, the ship, and the settlers. In this three part series, Matt and Ross play a mixture of music, Youtube videos
Podcast // The Noise of the Mayflower // Episode 1: The Noise of the Sea
Join Radio Anti as they approach the historical legacies and contemporary meanings of the Mayflower crossing through its noisy elements: the sea, the ship, and the settlers. In this three part series, Matt and Ross play a mixture of music, Youtube videos and
Listen // To Us It Just Looks Like A Lemon
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
Listen // Woman Peeling Turnips; A Portrait of my Father
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
Watch // Park Wanderings (after Alec Finlay after Paul Celan) // A Trilogy of Short Films by Corali and Impermanence
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
Podcast // Lockdown Elevenses with Anne Ryan
In this episode, we catch up with artist Anne Ryan. Anne talks about an artist priest, mosh pits and leaving her balcony garden to be managed by wildlife. Lockdown Elevenses is where we catch up with the brilliant artists in our upcoming
Podcast // Lockdown Elevenses with Candida Powell-Williams
In this episode, we catch up with artist Candida Powell-Williams. Candida talks about labyrinths, follies and a forgotten Gallo-Roman water goddess. Lockdown Elevenses is where we catch up with the brilliant artists in our upcoming programme and ask them a bunch of
Podcast // Lockdown Elevenses with Rebecca Lennon
For those of you that have listened to Episode 1 // Lockdown Elevenses with Fani Parali, you will know that in this series we catch up with the brilliant artists in our upcoming programme and ask them a bunch of questions
Podcast // Lockdown Elevenses with Fani Parali
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
Watch // John Walter in conversation with Jonathan P. Watts
For the finissage of John Walter’s exhibition CAPSID (May – July 2018), Southwark Park Galleries (formerly CGP London) hosted an in conversation with John Walter and writer Jonathan P. Watts. In this, they discuss the representation of viruses in art and how
Watch // Kokoro Dance performance at Dilston Gallery part of Jonathan Baldock’s ‘There’s No Place Like Home’
As part of Jonathan Baldock‘s exhibition, There’s No Place Like Home at Southwark Park Galleries (formerly CGP London) 15 June – 30 July 2017, Kokoro Dance were invited to perform a series of live events in London throughout July 2017. At Dilston