Art Misuse and Technology
John Robert’s book “Art Misuse and Technology: Micheál O’Connell’s System Interference” now available to download.
Read moreJohn Robert’s book “Art Misuse and Technology: Micheál O’Connell’s System Interference” now available to download.
Read moreOur very own Cadi Froehlich LG is appearing in the latest series.
Read moreAnother chance to see the fascinating artist talks from our Open exhibition held in November at Copeland Gallery in Peckham.
Read moreIn conversation with Anthony Eyton LG Elected to the London Group in 1961, Anthony Eyton is one of our oldest (100) and longest-serving members. Matthew Kolakowski (Tony’s son-in-law), discusses his historical perspective of The London Group, reflecting on mortality, chaos and positivity.
Read more100 years of conviviality and party spirit. An article by London Group archivist David Redfern
Read moreMoments of surprise in the latest collaborative article by The London Group members.
Read moreThe Languedoc, collaboration and building an exhibition. Aude Hérail Jäger LG tells us what she’s been doing over the past several months.
Read moreSuzan Swale LG lights up the Gallery with Neon artworks.
Read moreOur new look Open catalogue was put together by Hannah Luxton LG
Read morePeter Clossick PPLG on The Credit Suisse Exhibition: Frans Hals
Read moreA great array of London Group members past and present feature in the wonderful Winter Open exhibition at Linden Hall Studio in Deal.
Read moreBrief exhibition featuring Paul Tecklenberg.
Read moreChris Horner’s exhibition in Alton has spread to another venue.
Read moreSo the wonderful London Group Open comes to a close. Here are some memories from one of the best-attended exhibitions in the history of the Group.
Read moreThe London Group Open 2023 prize winners and their reflections on winning.
Read moreA brace of Artist Books, Print Installations & Exhibitions over the Christmas period by one of the group’s busiest artists.
Read moreGroup show featuring Peter Clossick, Phillipa Beale, Jane Humphrey and Sumi Perera (again !)
Read moreSuzan Swale LG is part of this large show at Tate Britain described as “Humorous, trenchant, furious, messy, visionary and riotous”.
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