To Whom This May Concern

28/05/2019

On the occasion of Territorial Interludes this Thursday, will be selling Be Like Teflon, an artist book by .kaur_ packed with conversations with women of Indian heritage living in the UK on themes of loss, nourishment & solidarity. Join us for the evening of readings & hear for yourself. 💚 Recently published with the Glasgow and

25/09/2018

Choreophobia is listed amongst some stellar names as an art show to leave the house for this September!

Let us know if you'd like a ticket, we had some returns this morning! And see you all tonight!!!

Soul of a Nation finds a new home, Toronto hosts an all-night art party, the fantastical world of Ib Kamara and Kristin-Lee Moolman, rarely seen Russian films, and the 24-hour-long film which is an art world obsession

23/05/2018

Join us today for the opening of ‘Touching Alterity (A Latent Anatomy)’ to discover the work of MH Sarkis (MFA Fine Arts) in collaboration with Vytautas Niedvaras (BSc Creative Computer).

MH Sarkis (b. 1990) weaves together ideas of female subjectivities, the Dyad, and religion, through multimedia-activated textiles and video. Most recently she explores these themes, particularly futures of gender, within frameworks of potential techno-utopias (or dystopias). Sarkis is a Lagos-raised, London-born Lebanese artist; her work continually crosses borders and has been exhibited across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. She is based in London and is currently on the Goldsmiths MFA Fine Art programme. She has taken part in the 2018 Shape Open (supported by Yinka Shonibare MBE) and has been featured on the Saatchi Art platform. Upcoming shows include "2068" at SPACE in Hackney, London.

Vytas (b. Lithuania 1990), is a computational artist who works through notions of recursion, emergence, embodied technologies, and digital versus analogue control of the body. Most recently he has been exploring latent space of the human voice using machine learning techniques. He is currently in his final year of the Goldsmiths’ BSc Creative Computing degree.

6 - 9pm, 310 New Cross Rd.

19/05/2018

Thank you for coming to the opening of Crossings 2/3: Journey to Pixel Paradise on Wednesday.
Here is a shot from the performance by Paula Pinho Martins Nacif / performance script written by Nina Reece.

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15/05/2018

Nina Reece is a fiction and life writer from London. As a student of the MA Creative and Life Writing at Goldsmiths her work has engaged with adolescent voices, families and identity politics. She is published online in the Goldfish Anthology 2018 and at ninareece.squarespace.com Join us for the opening of Journey to Pixel Paradise tomorrow, 6pm to discover Nina Reece work

15/05/2018

Paula Pinho Martins Nacif is an born in Brazil, raised in Portugal, and living in London, UK. She graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2016 with a BFA, and is currently pursuing an MFA at Goldsmiths, University of London. Her work has been exhibited online and offline internationally. In 2018, she is thinking about , , , and .gifs .exexex .
Join us for the opening of Journey to Pixel Paradise on the 16 May, 6pm to discover Paula Pinho Martins Nacif 📷Paula Pinho Martins Nacif

12/05/2018

Today is the last day to view ‘New Glow Formula’ at 310 New Cross Road. Open till 6!

10/05/2018

Here is a shot from last night's performance - Rehearsal for Workout Routine by Rosa Doornenbal and Irene Lee
costumes designed by Isabella Asiimwe .asiimwe
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10/05/2018

Thank you ART LICKS!
Come and see our first show Crossings (1/3): New Glow Formula - Isabella Asiimwe x Rosa Doornenbal x Irene Lee!
Opening hours: 10-12 May, 12-6pm

An exhibition presenting commissioned collaborative works by Isabella Asiimwe, Rosa Doornenbal and Irene Lee, curated by To Whom This May Concern.

10/05/2018

Thank you everyone for coming last night to the opening of Crossings: New Glow Formula - Isabella Asiimwe x Rosa Doornenbal x Irene Lee
If you didn’t have a chance to join us last night we are open - 10-12 May, 12-6pm
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