Thursday 18 July 6-9pm
Registration essential
£5 entry fee
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n.paradoxa: the international feminist art journal monthly Salon. A forum for professional women artists, curators and writers to meet.
10 July – 10 August 2013
Wednesday – Saturday, 11am–5pm
Exhibition extended until 30 August, Wednesday – Friday 11am-5pm only
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A season of five films from Norwegian artist Bodil Furu probing effects of global economics on community dynamics. Includes premier of new work Den Gamle Kinoen, 2013.
10 July – 10 August 2013
Wednesday-Saturday, 11am–5pm
Visit The Unfun Fair Too for kinetic sculptures in production…
Friday 28 June 2013, from 6pm
6.30pm: This bird has flown… Bodil Furu in conversation
followed by
8pm: Attenuated Performance In The Unfun Fair with Simon Tyszko and guests
This event forms part of the South London Art Map LAST Fridays late openings.
We would like to express our sorrow at the sudden death on Friday 14 June of artist Monica Ross with whom Beaconsfield was privileged to work on a number of occasions over the past 20 years.
Thursday 13 June 6-9pm
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n.paradoxa: the international feminist art journal monthly Salon. A forum for professional women artists, curators and writers to meet.
12 – 29 June 2013
Wednesday-Saturday, 11am–5pm
Friday 28 June 2013, from 6pm: This bird has flown… a special event for LAST Fridays
Screen-based works reflecting on the social and environmental dynamics that shape change.
12 – 29 June 2013
Wednesday-Saturday, 11am–5pm
Friday 28 June 2013, from 6pm: Attenuated Performance In The Unfun Fair, a special event for LAST Fridays
new monthly Salon in London
First date: Thursday 16 May 6-9pm
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A forum for professional women artists, curators and writers to meet.
with Amanda Beech and Alan Clarke
15 May – 8 June 2013
Wednesday-Saturday, 11am–5pm
Asymmetrical Cinema: Interval
Friday 31 May 2013, from 6pm – a special event as part of the South London Art Map LAST Fridays
Architectonics and video.
16 May – 29 June 2013
Wednesday–Saturday, 11am-5pm
Judith Dean is in residence with Beaconsfield until November 2013. Installed in the Upper Space during May and June, Dean will be available to the public for conversation about her work in progress.
a special event for May LAST Fridays
A discursive event simultaneously celebrating the exhibition and launching Material Conjectures’ publication Asymmetrical Cinema.
Friday 26 April, 6-8pm
April LAST Fridays
One-off opportunity to see what PhD/MPhil researchers and their supervisors are painting in a salon of more than 40 works exhibited in the Upper Gallery from 6-8pm as part of the South London Art Map LAST Fridays late openings.
FlatScreen 1 & 2: Lower Space
25 April – 30 May 2013
Wednesday – Friday, 11am-5pm
A rolling programme of experiments in film, video, performance and dance existing free-to-view in the digital realm.
Selected by David Crawforth and Naomi Siderfin.
20 February – 13 April 2013
exhibition extended until Sat 20 April or by appointment until Wed 24 April
Wednesday – Saturday, 11am-5pm
Venue-wide exhibition of new works developed during the artist’s residency with Beaconsfield since June 2012. Combines participatory sculptural objects and a small farm.
Special Events
Friday 22 February, from 6pm: Exhibition opening event, as part of February LAST Fridays with Bankside Afterparty
Saturday 16 March at 3pm: Interpreting Monoculture: Selfies & Sadism, with Naomi Siderfin and Judith Dean
Saturday 23 March at 3pm: Tamsyn Challenger in conversation with Fran Cottell, Rebecca Fortnum and Hannah Philp, chaired by Naomi Siderfin: How far do contemporary women artists identify with feminism?
Wednesday 27 March at 11am: Monoculture Coffee Morning
Saturday 6 April at 3pm: Rachael House responds to Monoculture
FlatScreen 1 & 2 Canteen Gallery
9 January – 16 February 2013
Wednesday – Saturday, 11am-5pm
A rolling programme of experiments in film, video, performance and dance existing free-to-view in the digital realm.
Selected by David Crawforth and Naomi Siderfin.
Wednesday 5 & Thursday 6 December 2012
Two-day festival at Beaconsfield celebrating 30 years of Touch, with performances, installations and displays, plus a series of presentations and talks.
Curated by two of Touch’s founders and the current creative team, Mike Harding and Jon Wozencroft.
Buy tickets now from the TouchShop.
Please note that during this event Beaconsfield’s site will be closed to non ticket holders.
Friday 30 November 2012, 6-8.30pm
November LAST Fridays
Earlier this year Buskova and Cowan joined Tamsyn Challenger in her ongoing investigations into Monoculture.
This special screening will premier new video works from this engagement.
As part of the South London Art Map LAST Fridays late openings.
Anniversary – an act of memory
solo, collective and multi-lingual recitations from memory of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
a performance series in 60 Acts
Closed workshops in November: Cathedral Primary School of St Saviour and St Mary Overy
Public Performance: Tuesday 13 November 2012 at 1.30pm
Southwark Cathedral, London Bridge, London SE1 9DA
A public recitation of the entire text of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights from memory by the children of Class 4, The Cathedral School of St Saviour and St Mary Overy with artist Monica Ross.
As part of Anniversary – an act of memory: a performance series in 60 acts.
27 October – 1 December 2012
Wednesday – Saturday, 11am-5pm
Exhibition preview: Friday 26 October from 6.30pm, as part of October LAST Fridays with Bankside Afterparty