Network + Contact
2–7:30pm, Thursday 30 May
'Network + Contact' is the last in the ‘False Economy’ series of events developed by Taylor Le Melle as part of their curator-in-residence period at Wysing Arts Centre.
Wysing Arts Centre is a thriving cultural campus of ten buildings across an 11acre rural site in south Cambridgeshire which hosts experimental
residencies for UK and international artists, and delivers a critically acclaimed public programme of gallery exhibitions and events including conferences, symposia, workshops and music events.
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All His Ghosts Must Do My Bidding
An ambitious new exhibition to celebrate our 30th anniversary, with work from: Jonathan Baldock, Anna Bunting-Branch, Olivier Castel, Melika Ngombe
Kolongo, Jill McKnight, Shana Moulton, Tessa Norton, Harold Offeh, Pallavi Paul, Imran Perretta, Heather Phillipson, Elizabeth Price, Laure Prouvost, Morgan Quaintance, Phil Root and Tai Shani.
Annual Music Festival
Saturday 7 September, 1pm–1am
This year, as Wysing Arts Centre turns 30, we are delighted to invite Somerset House Studios to guest curate Wysing Polyphonic, our annual festival of music and sound.
The Rural Assembly: Contemporary Art and Spaces of Connection
Book now, for the Rural Assembly, a programme developed in collaboration with Whitechapel Gallery, University of Aberystwyth, Manchester Metropolitan University, Myvillages and Istanbul Biennial.
