The London Group

The Spiritual Exercises

An online exhibition mediating memory and longing via the parameters of the present, featuring over 80 artists including several London Group members.

Redefining Structure

Members Exhibition

In these changing times Redefining Structure is a follow up exhibition to a show in the Cello Factory in 2018 curated by London Group member Alex Hinks.

Home Alone Together

Members Exhibition

Aude Hérail Jäger is another London Group artist who is making productive use of the lockdown period with several online shows.

Acid

Members Exhibition

ACID explores how creativity is affected by extreme stress and makes us aware of the frustration some artists are currently experiencing.

Introducing our new members 2020

Article

Welcome to our new members! Let’s introduce them and hear what it means to join the Group

In conversation with Gill Ingham

Article

Our series on long-serving Group members continues with the brilliant Gill Ingham who needs no introduction.

The London Group in 1981

Article

There are now over 100 members in the Group which is a record. London Group archivist David Redfern looks back at 1981, a year which saw a bumper crop of new members.

Surface noise

The Gallery

This season’s online exhibition by Victoria Arney LG, 2020

The Joy of Artists’ Talks

Article

Leaving the most recent session of artist’s talks which wrapped up the ImPerfectum show at The Cello Factory, I reflected on how nourished my brain felt. It felt wonderful.

Portrait of a gallery #1: hARTslane

Article

Several LG members run their own Galleries and groups. Tisna Westerhoff co-founded hARTslane and this article is about one of its recent projects.

Portrait of a gallery #2: The Cello Factory

Article

Hosting 59 Group related shows in 12 years, thanks to the extraordinary generosity of Susan Haire, The Cello Factory has become our home.

Cultural institutions, online learning providers and creatives are making available free online content to help make staying in a lockdown more bearable. Here are some “free to access” sites that might interest you.