WakeEatWatchSleepRepeat was devised, written and performed by 34 creatives from University of Roehampton & facilitated by People Show creatives Gareth Brierley & Fiona Creese. It consists of 24 short videos of 24 hours in lockdown

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Neverthere is hosting a space within Surge Festival 2020 for experimental digital projects – providing a glimpse of how live performance is innovating during this extraordinary time. Attend or apply to take part/share your work.

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We are presenting a series of animations made by students from MA Fine Art Central Saint Martines, instructed or selected by Nooshin Farhid followed by a discussion with participating artists and Nooshin Farhid.

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Katya and Tomás from SPACE10 have been experimenting with biodegradable binders and vegetal fibres in materials that can be used for fabricating furniture. In this SPACE10 Session, you are invited to explore with them.

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Film screening of psychogeographical poetry film The Girl Who Forgets How To Walk and a live discussion with the writer and filmmaker.

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In his poetic and conceptual play with light, Alan Bogana questions our perception. The versatility of light as a natural phenomenon is the leitmotif in his works, and the exhibition presents a spectrum of works including laser light, holograms and virtual reality.

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The series Gossips aims to bring women together, to re-generate and re-perform the original concept of ‘the gossip’ as a support structure for women’s ideas, thinking processes and exchanges.

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In anticipation of the upcoming political conventions, we will be discussing the documentary CHISHOLM ’72: UNBOUGHT & UNBOSSED (Shola Lynch, 77 minutes, 2004).

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LUX Screening Room presents Jennifer Martin’s TEETH & Channel 6 (2019) reflecting on the violence of a UK immigration system with ‘teeth’. The screening is followed by a conversation with the artist.

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Live discussion between Bioartists and Science Gallery London’s Creative Associate Director. How do artists, scientists and organisations navigate the creation and exhibition of work made with biological materials post covid?

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