In December 2017, artist and filmmaker Steve McQueen (b. 1969, London, UK) made an artwork in response to the fire that took place earlier that year on 14 June at Grenfell Tower in North Kensington, West London.
set screening times (see booking info)
With Laurie Anderson, Beverly Emmons and Robert Rauschenberg
A major free installation in the Tanks reconceiving Trisha Brown’s ground-breaking postmodern dance Set and Reset 1983.
daily 10.00 – 18.00, performances various
For the 2020 LIVE Programme, Frieze will present The Institute of Melodic Healing (IMH), an “institute of sound and performance”
8-11 October 12-6pm
Filmmaker Andrea Luka Zimmerman and theatre director Adrian Jackson have joined forces to make a new feature film with a group of ten Londoners and a dog.
Doors open: 7.30pm Performances: 8.00pm Screening: 9.15pm
The celebrated German artist Anne Imhof takes over the Tanks.
installation open daily 10am - 5pm, see above for performance times
Roberto Ekholm’s two performances Patient Zero and Cousin Mosquito play on the language used to discuss illnesses, both in media and political terms where the individual morphs into projections of fear and the body become a political landscape.
8pm
MOCA London invites you to take part in a life drawing and performance workshop.
Saturday 20 October Exhibition 1 - 6 pm, Performances 2 - 4 pm, Sunday 21 October Exhibition 1 - 6 pm, Performances 2 - 4 pm
On September 29th, composer Benjamin Tassie will present a live audio-visual set at MOCA London in Peckham as part of the gallery’s Autumn performance-art series. Featuring visuals by digital artist, Ted Sterchi, Benjamin’s performance will showcase new music alongside work from his 2018 album, bop.
8-9pm
This October MOCA London (Museum of Contemporary Art London) presents European Pa55port, the first London based iteration of the relational work from European artist David Blackmore.
6.30-8.30pm
‘Supernature in Two Parts’ is an evening of durational, sonic and experiential performances taking place across both London spaces. Presented by Haroon Mirza and Daria Khan, it furthers a collaboration between Lisson Gallery and Mimosa House, an independent project space dedicated to young artists working in diverse media, with a specific focus on performance, queer, female and non-binary practitioners.
Friday 14 September 6–8pm: 67 Lisson Street, London 8–10pm: 27 Bell Street, London
A new commission by the LA and Berlin-based choreographer, dancer and visual artist Adam Linder has its UK premiere at the SLG.
Opening Wed 28 Feb, 4-9pm Thur 1 – Sun 4 Mar, 12-5pm Wed 7 Mar, 4-9pm Thur 8 – Sun 11 Mar, 12-5pm
Here’s the story of a group of modern day, post-punk feminist art collective and Nadya Tolokonnikova’s tribulations as the founder of Pussy Riot, who stuck two fingers up at the Russian system and suffered the consequences.
Performances Monday-Sunday From 11.15am, check website for full schedule
Ukuleles painted by well known and loved artists will be showcased at a charity concert hosted by TV presenter Jon Snow with performances from The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain and special guests, The Massive Violins and Clean Bandit at The Jazz Café
19:00-23:00
On selected Fridays, Serpentine Pavilion transforms into a site for encounters in art, cinema, theatre, performance and music.
8pm
Situated in the Tanks, the first BMW Tate Live Exhibition brings together an intergenerational selection of artists that have been invited to stage their work as a space that extends a form of hospitality or community, to other artists and visitors alike. The artists create images of networks and forms of participation that link natural environment with social media, organic and technological, human and non-human.
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