17 November to 21 January
Cell Project Space, London
We: You, Me
Firstsite, Colchester
Launch Friday 13 Oct 6pm - 9pm
14 October - 19 November 2017 10am - 5pm
23 June– 8 September, 2017
Florence Peake: WE perform I am in love with my body
Bosse & Baum, London
13 June to 20 August
The Royal Academy, London
Wysing Studio artist Soheila Sokhanvari presents work in the annual Royal Academy Summer exhibition.
22 June, 6-8pm
Somerset House Studios
A screening programme at Somerset House Studios accompanies the exhibition Mene Mene Tekel Parsin, featuring Sonia Boyce, Hamishi Farah, Carolyn Lazard, Miloš Trakilović and Anna Zett.
10 June to 2 July
Sat & Sun 12 - 6pm
xero, kline and coma, 258 Hackney Rd, London, E2 7SJ
9 June, 8pm-3am
DIY Space for London, London SE15 1TF
£5
Wysing Arts Centre present an all-inclusive night of DJing and dancing, with Women's Beat League, SIREN DJs and participants from the Study Week.
Saturday 4th November
6.30 - 9.00pm
The Northern Charter, Newcastle
Syllabus III, New Contemporaries and The Norther Charter have curated a night of performances for the Syllabus retreat 'Can I Be Me?'.
Tate Modern
19.00, 24 May
2016 artists-in-residence Larry Achiampong and David Blandy present their Finding Fanon trilogy at Tate Modern.
29 October
Artangel's Andy Holden & Peter Holden: Natural Selection
Former Newington Library, London
Exhibition Tour led by Wysing's Head of Partnerships, Chelsea Pettitt.
24 October 2017 - 4 February 2018
Terra Firma, Pallavi Paul
Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
We are delivering a series of drop-in workshops to encourage nominations for the New Geographies project in our region.
Arti et Amicitiae, Sonic Acts Festival
1 February to 26 February
Joey Holder presents a new iteration of Ophiux at Amsterdam's Sonic Acts Festival.
Jerwood Project Space
9 January 2017 to 13 May 2017
Jerwood Project Space present an installation of drawings by Soheila Sokhanvari using crude oil and with gold on paper, with the images derived from family photographs and media from pre-revolutionary Iran.
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Bloomberg Space
20 January to 18 March
For this new commission, Florian Roithmayr has transformed the architecture of Bloomberg SPACE to present an aggregate of his research into material actions at an unprecedented scale.
APT Gallery, London
10 March to 2 April (Preview: 9 March)
Syllabus II artist Tyler Mallison presents a new exhibition, New Material: Living in a Material World, featuring Robert Cervera, Russell Chater, Marieke Gelissen, Paul Kindersley, Edith Kollath, Tyler Mallison, Nika Neelova and Michaela Zimmer.
Z20 Gallery, Rome
10 March, 6.30pm
As part of the exhibition WALLED GARDENS IN AN INSANE EDEN, and exploring the theme of art as therapy, Florence Peake will reprise her performance of Voicings for the first time in Rome.
River Rooms, Somerset House Studios
20 April, 5-9pm
Beyond Telepathy presents an evening of new performances and discussions investigating the potential of communication without a shared language with previous Wysing residency artists Florence Peake, Essi Kausalainen, Erica Scourti and Gary Zhexi Zhang.
ICA, London
23 March, 8pm to midnight
Join us to launch our new record label, Wysing Polyphonic, with our first vinyl release life/section by Ectopia who will be playing live alongside special guests N-Prolenta, xname and SIREN.
The Curve, Barbican
20-28 January
London-based investigative arts organisation Siobhan Davies Dance premiere an ambitious new installation comprised of multiple pieces by choreographers, visual artists, scientists and designers, including Wysing studio artist Emma Smith.
Peterborough Cathedral
16 February, 18.30
Why do you want to go to the moon?
As part of their residency at Metal Peterborough artist Bettina Furnée and writer Lucy Sheerman have created a choral work based on candid responses from a series of interviews with twelve Peterborough couples about a potential extended trip to the moon. Excised, edited and rearranged, these transcripts form the basis of a new libretto, which reflects the format of Evensong, and explores issues of faith and changed perspectives.
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12-6pm, 1 October
SET Space, SE1 3AW, London
Syllabus is looking forward to participating in this day of workshops around alternative arts education, organised by School of the Damned.
