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The Crypt Gallery (St Pancras) The most atmospheric gallery space in central London. Hire for exhibitions, events, filming: [email protected]
St Pancras New Church, Euston
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Making in 3D: WM College Showcase Working Men’s College Students and Staff7-10 October 202612-5pm DailyAn exhibition of ...
08/10/2026

Making in 3D: WM College Showcase Working Men’s College Students and Staff
7-10 October 2026
12-5pm Daily

An exhibition of 3D art and craft showcasing work by adult learners and tutors from WM College. Bringing together ceramics, sculpture, jewellery, glass art, woodwork, and mosaic, the exhibition highlights the breadth of contemporary making practices taught at the college. Each piece reflects a unique exploration of materials, processes, and ideas, offering insight into the creative journeys of both emerging and experienced makers.

The exhibition provides an opportunity for visitors to engage with a diverse range of approaches to form, surface, and structure, while discovering connections across disciplines. It also celebrates the achievements of the college’s creative community, inviting friends, family, and the wider public to experience the innovation and technical skill developed through adult learning. Through this shared space, the event encourages conversation, inspiration, and a deeper appreciation of making in three dimensions.

🌟NOW BOOKING FOR 2027🌟Hire the Crypt Gallery Euston - Exhibitions • Performance • Events • Filming The Crypt Gallery is ...
01/10/2026

🌟NOW BOOKING FOR 2027🌟
Hire the Crypt Gallery Euston -
Exhibitions • Performance • Events • Filming

The Crypt Gallery is available for hire throughout the year for exhibitions, events, performances, film and photography shoots. Our space is open to proposals from all artists and all disciplines - and remains genuinely affordable from £1150 per week.

The Crypt Gallery, Euston is one of the most atmospheric and unique galleries in London and hosts a year-round programme of art exhibitions. Its fabulous central London location right opposite Euston Station is perfect for promoting the work of a wide variety of exhibitors, from graduate shows, to established artists. The gallery itself is practically untouched, with many of its original features intact. Its intriguing tunnels and secreted spaces are ideal for projection, installation and site specific work as well as providing an intensely atmospheric back drop to more conventional media.

More info here and via link in our bio:
http://cryptgallery.org/hire-the-crypt/

THE CRYPT GALLERY & MAKE POETRY WEIRD AGAIN PRESENT �HOLD SPACE POETRY FESTIVAL: FROM THE DEPTHS �1 to 5 October 2026 Pa...
01/10/2026

THE CRYPT GALLERY & MAKE POETRY WEIRD AGAIN PRESENT �HOLD SPACE POETRY FESTIVAL: FROM THE DEPTHS �1 to 5 October 2026

Part of Bloomsbury Festival 2026.

�Twelve resident poets have the run of the space for five days. They are writing in it, recording in it, and performing work in the evening that did not exist that morning. The residency is not a retreat. It is an exposure. Prompts are given daily. Bring a notebook and the stone will do the rest. A collective zine is built page by page across the week, risograph printed in two colours, and given away free at the closing on Monday 5 October. The podcast records live in the crypt through the week.
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WORKSHOPS�Each one is a separate ticket, most of them pay what you can. Book individually. They are small and they fill.
Thu 1 Oct · Penance Poetry Workshop
Thu 1 Oct · The Sacred Space Within
Fri 2 Oct · Rediscovering Joy In A Crypt
Sat 3 Oct · Trash Fire Poetry: Writing From The Ashes Sat 3 Oct · Disasterpieces
Sun 4 Oct · Protest Poetry: Defamiliarising Violence Sun 4 Oct · Saying The Unsayable
Mon 5 Oct · Penance Poetry Workshop Mon 5 Oct · Stevie’s Scary Stories Sharing Circle

THE OPEN MIC
Every evening, in the crypt, on its own separate ticket. Two featured poets from the residency open the night, then the floor goes to fourteen. Sign up is limited because we want to hold the space properly for every person who reads. Come to listen. Come to share. Come sober. Come as you are.
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SPECIAL EVENTS:
Hold Space Gathering Saturday 3 October 7.30-9pm
A poetry ceremony to mark the mid point of the Hold Space free poetry festival. Poets, performers, and music come together to cross the threshold.
This is not a gig. It is not a reading. It is a ceremony of witness.
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Full details and ticket links via link in our bio

MATTER19-28 SeptemberOpen: 11.30am-6.30pm dailyPrivate view: Saturday 19 September 6-9pmMATTER brings together the sculp...
18/09/2026

MATTER
19-28 September
Open: 11.30am-6.30pm daily
Private view: Saturday 19 September 6-9pm

MATTER brings together the sculptural practices of Jason Mulligan, Guy Stevens and Paul Vanstone in an exploration of material, form, and the enduring language of stone.
The exhibition unfolds through three distinct sculptural voices — imagined, artifactual, and observed.
Set within the chambers and vaults of the Crypt Gallery, MATTER considers weight, resistance, luminosity, and time through the physical act of making.
‘Stone remembers’
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PLASTIC CONTROL II8-13 SeptemberOpen 11-5 dailyPV date and time:10 September 5-8Artist Website:www.williamlakin.comPLAST...
08/09/2026

PLASTIC CONTROL II
8-13 September
Open 11-5 daily

PV date and time:
10 September 5-8

Artist Website:
www.williamlakin.com

PLASTIC CONTROL II is part of an on-going and interdisciplinary research project by artist and post-graduate researcher, William Lakin on the subject of online conspiracy theory communities. The works in this show consist of photography, text, sculpture and interactive pieces and centre around the storytelling and world-building practices of online conspiracy theory communities
Conspiracy theories are both familiar and absurd; they recycle well-established conspiracy tropes and at the same time adapt to new information and circumstances. They morph and mould to the shape and size of our concerns, they mirror, but they distort. The product is a kind of cultural residue; an incidental and incoherent cocktail of fiction, history and entertainment.

The works in this exhibition are a response to the nature of conspiracy communications and invites the viewer to narrativise; to interpret the works and to consider the relationship between storytelling and meaning-making typical of social interactions but which, in our heavily networked and algorithmically-curated online spaces, takes on new significance and leads to unexpected consequences.

WHERE LIGHT IS STOREDAn interactive solo exhibition of portable cities, soft technology, and memories of elsewhereOpenin...
11/08/2026

WHERE LIGHT IS STORED
An interactive solo exhibition of portable cities, soft technology, and memories of elsewhere

Opening Times: August 12–17, 2026, 12–9 PM

Opening Night: August 11, 6–9 PM

Artist: Cecilia Chuan Jiang

Curators: Wenqi Zhang

Opening Performance Artists: Lanyun Huang

Graphic Designer: Haoxuan Li

Presented by Which Witch Collective

SUBSURFACE 1–3 August: 11am–4pmPrivate view: 31 July 6–9 pmSet within the historic crypt beneath St Pancras Church, Subs...
01/08/2026

SUBSURFACE
1–3 August: 11am–4pm
Private view: 31 July 6–9 pm

Set within the historic crypt beneath St Pancras Church, Subsurface invites visitors to explore the ways contemporary artists reveal histories, memories, and lived experiences through diverse artistic practices. Beneath the visible surface, each work uncovers narratives that challenge perception and encourage deeper reflection.

Bringing together sculpture, painting, photography, printmaking, and mixed-media works, the exhibition explores themes of hidden histories, material memory, archaeology, transformation, absence, and the marks left by time. The crypt’s distinctive architecture and historic character provide a quiet backdrop for the works, encouraging visitors to consider the relationships between objects, place, and memory from new perspectives.

Artists: Kelli Ali, Luca Bass, Emily Daly, Naixuan D**g, Ollie Howard, Olesia Kryvolapova, Meng Li, Mengya Li, Annabell Pu, Tajinder Singh Dhami, Odelia Tang, Edward Vear, Yin Wang, Jialu Yao, Qinlin Yang, Qinyunyi Zhang.

LONDON DRAWNG IS 20!We are delighted to be celebrating our 20th anniversary this year – and we would love you to join ...
20/06/2026

LONDON DRAWNG IS 20!
We are delighted to be celebrating our 20th anniversary this year – and we would love you to join us and get involved 🤩🤩

We are planning an exhibition of tutors art work at the Crypt Gallery at St Pancras Church in Euston for the last week in June- with a variety events running up to a private view/ party on Saturday 27 June (save the date!)
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See below for info on everything we have going on- all at
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Exhibition:
London Drawing tutors past and present
24-28 June
.deighton.artist

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The Body Exquisite
Shibairi Life Drawing
Wed 24 June

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Figuratively Speaking
Thursday 25 June
Performance Art / Drawing with .deighton.artist and the Figuratively Speaking Collective
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CHANGLING
Friday 26 June
Performance Drawing
With
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Figuratively Speaking
Saturday 27 June
Performance Art / Drawing with .deighton.artist and the Figuratively Speaking Collective
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London Drawing Party
Saturday 27 June
6-9pm
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Take a look here and via link in our bio:
https://londondrawing.com/product-category/in-person/in-person-special/

Open: 17-20 of June 202611am-4pm dailyPrivate view: 16 June 4.30-6.30pm – Invite only Exploring the boundaries between i...
20/06/2026

Open: 17-20 of June 2026
11am-4pm daily
Private view: 16 June 4.30-6.30pm – Invite only

Exploring the boundaries between immigration, culture and identities

“The intention is not to erase difference, but to confront the gaps that remain
uncrossable yet real.”

The exhibition Mind the GAP aims to foster dialogue between emerging artists from University of the Arts London and artists from Taiwan, which support by Taiwanese Government, Kaohsiung City Bureau of Cultural Affairs. The exhibition seeks to create a space in which artistic practices can extend beyond geographical and cultural imaginaries.

The notion of the “Gap” functions as a liminal space—symbolizing distance, pause, and reflection—while also suggesting a site of coexistence within multicultural and migratory societies. It is within these zones of tension that new forms of language and identity emerge unconsciously.

The exhibition is divided into three primary zones: the entrance corridor focuses mainly on painting; the central block space is primarily dedicated to installation; and the deepest, elongated gallery presents projection works in a continuous loop, bringing together painting, installation, and cross-media visual narratives.

This spatial choreography echoes the artists’ inquiries into bodily imagery, emotional shifts, the subconscious, processes of healing, and the spirituality embedded within materiality. Through these diverse perspectives, the exhibition reflects on how individuals negotiate coexistence and move forward amid differences in race, culture, and worldview.

Curators:
Main Curator: WEI-TSUNG LU
EXEC. Curator:
CHING-CHI WANG/ YI-NAN LI/ YA-CHEN CHEN/ YING-TAI WANG/ TONG WU

Exhibitors:
ZHONG-LIN WU/ TSU-LIANG WANG/ LAN XU/ YING-ZHOU WU/ SI-CHENG ZHOU/ HAO-HAO ZHANG/ WEN-JUN SHI/ RUI-QI ZHOU/ CHANG-YUEH LIN/ FENG-CHIEN WU/ TZU-YEN TAI/ DU-KAI WANG/ GUANG-YU ZHANG/ KO-YU TUNG/ SHA-SHA LI/ ZHENG-RONG LIU/ YONG-XUAN SONG/ SHAO-HUNG HO

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