The London Group

Year of the Pig

Members Exhibition

Chinese New Year of the Pig, “Four legs good, two legs bad” Another exciting underground exhibition.

Otherworld

Members Exhibition

Victoria Rance imagines the lost creatures and local spirits of Blackheath.

London Group member exhibits on the Moon

Members Exhibition

An exhibition of work by Moich Abrahams. This is his first solo art exhibition on the Moon.

Quartet at JGM Gallery

Members Exhibition

Quartet is a show of four award winning artists from Wells Art Contemporary Exhibition In 2018 including London Group member Judith Jones.

Following on from our recent London Group and Friends exhibition, we have built an online video channel for the event featuring moving image works for you to enjoy. Contributing artists from The London Group, Computer Arts Society and Lumen Prize are all represented.

In the Dark

Group Exhibition

A group show in January with London Group members and friends including the Computer Arts Society and Lumen Prize.

The Art of Caring

Open Call

Now in its 5th year The Art of Caring is an open submission exhibition celebrating Nurses, Carers, and the NHS in London.

Collectives and Federations: Why do artists collaborate?

Event

Peter Clossick will be a panelist in this special talk at the Mall Galleries this weekend.

Assembleº

Members Exhibition

Tregony Gallery is delighted to present its first exhibition for 2019, Assembleº in central London.

Formation Level

Members Exhibition

Aspex Gallery in Portsmouth is delighted to announce the first large scale solo exhibition in a public gallery by London Group member Amanda Loomes.

4 Random Pieces

The Gallery

4 RANDOM PIECES by Annie Johns LG

Our Creative Spaces

Article

A peek into the diverse studio spaces in which London Group members create.

OBSESSIONS #2: Gasometers

Article

“I appear to be known as the artist who paints gasometers” Daniel Preece LG

Jacob Epstein’s “Rock Drill” 1913-15

Article

Rock Drill remains an awesome portrayal of the confluence and battles between humans and technology. London Group archivist David Redfern examines the work which was first shown in The London Group’s second exhibition.