Visions Programme 1 invites you into the abandoned English garden, across an untended lawn and into decrepit sheds, in which lurk films exploring nostalgia, ecology, our relationship with animals and surreal imagination.
We’re marking the change in seasons with our ninth Nunnery Café exhibition, showcasing a collection of original prints and paintings exploring the human condition by London-based visual artist and illustrator, Tom Berry.
We are thrilled to announce Gaby Jonna as our first exhibiting artist at The Lab.
Join us at The Lab for a painting and movement workshop combined with critical discussion on the themes of creativity, the body and sexuality.
We are starting 2023 with a new exhibition from artists Imrana Tanveer and Lisa-Marie Price! Concerned with the relationship between human beings and the natural world, this collaboration is a thought-provoking presentation of changing world views in a climate crisis.
Mixed media collective Loose Associations are kicking off the new year with a range of zines, prints, paintings, and general affordable brain-candy in our tenth Nunnery Cafe Exhibition!
In collaboration with Goldsmiths Visual Anthropology graduates, The Lab is hosting an evening of four short films. The films...
"Art is something that helps one locate their soul. A mirror of the depth of a human being. Death perhaps is something that helps locate meaning in life. A mirror of the depth of our being." "Regret and Hope," an exhibition of sculpture and installation by artist Dominika Kieruzel will run on selected dates from 18th March to 8th April at the Lakeside Centre.
A new exhibition by Tamil British photographer Mathushaa Sagthidas opens at The Lab at Oaklands Rise. The exhibition...
For the summer edition of our Nunnery Café exhibition programme, we’re proud to present ‘Memory Archives’ - a solo exhibition of new and existing prints, comics, and drawings by London-based illustrator and animator, Jiacun Li.
For the summer edition of our Nunnery Café exhibition programme, we’re proud to present ‘Memory Archives’ - a solo exhibition of new and existing prints, comics, and drawings by London-based illustrator and animator, Jiacun Li.
Common Distributions is an installation inside an empty retail space at Pump House Square welcoming our local community to explore ways to transform Royal Albert Wharf.
