
Event
8 Mar – 2 May 21
Patricia Domínguez: Multi-species Resistance Myths
Gasworks is pleased to present the work of Chilean artist … More
Gasworks is pleased to present the work of Chilean artist … More
Hilmi Johandi, Two minutes of island paradise (Sun set to rise) n.2, Single Channel Video, 00:02:15 More
Tawfik Naas works across sculpture, installation and writing to explore … More
Antonia Luxem creates films to explore different realities and bodies, … More
Henry Bradley is an artist and researcher working across forms … More
Jamila Prowse seeks to interrogate and dismantle the colonialist, racist … More
As Gasworks' building is temporarily closed we have taken our open studios online! Watch interviews with participating artists and see some of their projects and work in progress. More
Gasworks is delighted to partner with satellite, an artists moving … More
Artist Michael Armitage has created a limited edition which is being sold by White Cube Gallery and Gasworks, London, to raise funds in support of COVID-19 relief efforts in Kenya. More
In a special episode of Ask Self-Doll exclusively for Gasworks' Friends and Supporters, Gasworks' director Alessio Antoniolli went live with Self-Doll. More
Gasworks presents Ask Self-Doll, an online programme accompanying Eduardo Navarro’s … More
Aaron Tan’s practice is invested in the materiality of spaces … More
Edwin Mingard works across moving image, photography, illustration, installation and … More
Saman is an archive of photographic negatives collected across Ghana. … More
Ebun Sodipo works across film, performance, installation, sound, poetry and … More
December's reading group focuses on the text Heart Of The Race: Black Women's Lives in Britain by Berverley Bryan, Stella Dadzie and Suzanne Scafe. More
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
Navarro's first UK solo show (breathspace) can be viewed via a video tour lead by the artist's proxy, Self-Doll. 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
A six-part podcast hosted by artists Amy Feneck and Ruth Beale (The Alternative School of Economics) More