Gasworks presents the first London solo exhibition by Malmö-based artist Ingela Ihrman. Moving between performance, sculpture and video, her work evokes the interconnected coexistence of life-forms such as invasive weeds, intestinal flora, extinct amphibians and nocturnal birds. More
Through collaborating with residency, exhibiting and studio alumni, Gasworks regularly produce exclusive and affordable artworks. More
We currently have open calls for fully funded residencies at Gasworks in 2023. More
Limited edition multiple of 50 pressings on hand-cut vinyl with bespoke risograph artwork by InnerSwell designed by Raimund Wong, cut by Stuart Crossland at Vinyl Pressure. More
Rameesha Azeem works across sculpture, installation and drawing to explore the boundaries between … More
Lesley-Anne Cao’s practice explores the interplay of materiality, fiction and exhibition making. Cao … More
Ivy Brandie Chemutai Ng’ok’s paintings explore intimacy and its relations to power, focussing … More
Christian Salablanca Diaz's work is influenced by myths and narratives that arise from … More
Francis Offman's canvases are abstract, fragmented compositions punctuated by the insertion of scraps … More
In response to Ufuoma Essi’s exhibition Is My Living in Vain, Robert Beckford … More
An interview with Ufuoma Essi about her new exhibition "Is My Living in Vain" at Gasworks. More
An interview with Margate and Rotterdam-based artist Lou Lou Sainsbury about her new exhibition at Gasworks, "Earth is a Deadname". More
Gasworks presents the first UK solo exhibition by Amsterdam-based Singaporean artist Kent Chan, whose work pushes real-world observations of climate change towards the fictional scenario of a future global tropic. More
Gasworks presents the first UK solo exhibition by Hong Kong-based artist Trevor Yeung. In his carefully staged installations, the lives of plants and animals become a medium to subtly address notions of control and normativity within human social relations. More
Gasworks
155 Vauxhall Street
London SE11 5RH
Opening Times:
(during exhibitions only)
Wed–Sun 12–6pm or by appointment
FREE ADMISSION