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 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 London solo exhibition by Malmö-based artist Ingela Ihrman, whose practice nurtures empathy, tenderness and a sense of wonder for mundane life forms such as invasive weeds, intestinal flora, extinct amphibians and nocturnal birds. More
Essi's new film commission is a meditation on the emancipatory potential of the Black church as a space of belonging, affirmation and community organising. More
Sainsbury's new exhibition reimagines transgender experience beyond the language of medicalisation, rewriting its histories into a cosmic poetics of trans sensuality, relation and desire. More
A durational performance in which visitors can see the artist carving the giant wooden skeleton of an extinct sea cow in the gallery and watch it take shape over a period of weeks. More
New works by Porras-Kim look at the global circulation of artefacts extracted from their original sites and stored in museum collections in the West. More
The UK premiere of this new Rastafarian vampire film that presents a nightmarish chronicle of colonial encounters dating back to 1492. More
Gasworks presents the first solo exhibition in London by the Belfast-based artist. His work embraces the shape-shifting potential of computer-animated worlds, creating fantasy dreamscapes in which personal mythology, historical trauma and queer possibility intersect. More
Tapestries and fabric sculptures imagine the life of Catalina de Erauso, a 17th Century nun who joined the Spanish colonial army and lived as a man. More
Navarro's first UK solo show (breathspace) can be viewed via a video tour lead by the artist's proxy, Self-Doll. More
A six-part podcast hosted by artists Amy Feneck and Ruth Beale (The Alternative School of Economics) More
Online screenings of works by Beatriz Santiago Muñoz, Patricia Domínguez, and Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc, accompanied by interviews with the artists, texts and reviews. More
Works by Monira Al Qadiri. Louis Henderson & Filipa César, and Maryam Jafri will be available to stream on Gasworks’ website for one week. Each screening and is accompanied by interviews with the artists, audio lectures and reviews. More
We regret that due to the outbreak of Covid-19 this season's exhibitions and events have now been cancelled. More
The first solo exhibition in London by Glasgow-based artist Lauren Gault. Experimenting with unorthodox techniques and manufacturing processes, Gault's work confronts the ethical, political and emotional implications of human interactions with the environment. More
Gasworks presents the first institutional solo exhibition by London-based artist Kudzanai-Violet Hwami. More
Gasworks presents the first UK solo exhibition and a major new commission by Chilean artist Patricia Domínguez. More
Gasworks presents the first UK solo exhibition by New York-based artist Pedro Neves Marques. More
Gasworks presents the first UK solo exhibition by British-Namibian artist Libita Sibungu. More
Gasworks presents Hearsays, the first solo exhibition and a major new commission by Brooklyn-based artist and filmmaker James N. Kienitz Wilkins. More
Gasworks presents Ritual Without Belief, a solo exhibition and major … More
The first UK solo exhibition and a major new commission by Buenos Aires-based artist Osías Yanov. The exhibition transforms the gallery into a ritual space in which to reimagine the relationships between humans and machines. More
A major new commission by Nottingham-based artist Rachal Bradley which includes a prosthesis-like intervention on Gasworks' exterior walls, transforming the organisation into a negative ion generator. More