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Foredawn�Vladimir Logutov: www.instagram.com/logutov_studio/Foredawn presents a new direction in Vladimir Logutov’s work...
14/10/2026

Foredawn�
Vladimir Logutov: www.instagram.com/logutov_studio/

Foredawn presents a new direction in Vladimir Logutov’s work, following Fire Run and Fireline.
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Visibility has almost disappeared, attuning the eye to minimal changes, shifts of grey, the space between black and dark, and the faint movement of light. Darkness no longer closes the space; it asks perception to work differently.

At the centre of the exhibition is a new large-scale painting alongside a series of works on paper. Here, images exist at the threshold of emergence, appearing gradually through barely perceptible tonal shifts and the deliberate effort of looking.

Foredawn captures a moment where forms remain partly hidden in darkness, yet the expectation of dawn is already present—held between shadow, attention, and the possibility of first light.

You can find out more about this exhibition by clicking: ascstudios.co.uk/events/foredawn/��

We hope to see you there!

The Stone and His Boy | Mateusz SzabłowskiCurated by Kamil Kuitkowski 🥂 Private View: Thursday 15th October, 5pm – 8:30p...
08/10/2026

The Stone and His Boy | Mateusz Szabłowski
Curated by Kamil Kuitkowski

🥂 Private View: Thursday 15th October, 5pm – 8:30pm
🗓 Exhibition Open: 15th – 26th October (Daily, 11am–5pm)
📍 Location: Gallery 2

Reversing the historical logic of the Grand Tour, The Stone and His Boy turns away from metropolitan centres to explore the periphery, provincial identity, and displaced memories. Rooted in q***r experience and Central and Eastern European perspectives, the exhibition transforms the gallery into a cabinet of curiosities—where objects, masks, textiles, and stones act not as mere props, but as companions with agency of their own.

Set in Vauxhall, a historically charged hub for London's q***r culture, the show traces an unexpected lineage connecting London, Warsaw, and the Polish interior, questioning what is central, what is local, and what is rendered silent.

Presented as part of the Poland Now festival, organised by the ARTE Foundation, co-financed by the Senate of the Republic of Poland, produced by the No Title Foundation, and partnered with the Polish Cultural Institute in London.

Mateusz Szabłowski: www.instagram.com/mateusz.szablowski/
Kamil Kuitkowski: www.instagram.com/i_saw_rome_burning/

You can find out more about this exhibition by clicking here: www.handbagfactory.org/events/the-stone-and-his-boy

30/09/2026

A preview of what’s to come at ASC Cleaver Street for Don’t Let That Horse Eat That Violin.

Leading the preview is Ivan Burdon’s Self-Portrait, as Graduate (oil on canvas), followed by works from 3 exhibiting artists. The group show highlights the expansive possibilities of paint, offering a space where intimacies, desires, and playful narratives coexist outside of language.

✨ Private View: Thursday 15th October, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
📅 Exhibition: 15th – 31st October | Saturdays & Sundays 11 am – 5 pm or by appointment (contact www.instagram.com/alice__mansfield/)
📍 Venue: ASC Cleaver Street, County Courts, Cleaver Street, Kennington, London SE11 4DZ

Curated by Alice Mansfield .
�🔗You can find out more about this exhibition and the artists by clicking: ascstudios.co.uk/events/dont-let-that-horse-eat-that-violin/

Babel Babble  ✨Private View: Thursday 8th October, 6pm - 8pm🗓Exhibition Open: Friday 9th - Monday 12th October🕒Opening h...
24/09/2026

Babel Babble

✨Private View: Thursday 8th October, 6pm - 8pm
🗓Exhibition Open: Friday 9th - Monday 12th October
🕒Opening hours: Daily, 11am-5pm
📍Location: Gallery 1 | The Handbag Factory

Inspired by the myth of the Tower of Babel, Babel Babble brings together the nineteen artists of the ‘Changeable Beast’ collective to explore the diverse languages of sculpture. The exhibition considers how artists communicate through distinct materials, objects, and forms, inviting viewers to discover whether these individual artistic voices form a cacophony, a conversation, or a symphony when brought together in a shared space.

Curated by Vivien Delta, Jennifer Moore, Ellie Reid, and Diana Wolzak

Events:
Saturday 10 October 3pm-4:30pm - Artist & curator talk with guest Sally Spurring (Speech & Language Therapist)
6:30pm-7:30pm - Sculptural Soundbath with practitioner Bella Verrrico (for tickets contact [email protected])
Sunday 11 October 2pm-4pm - Word Feast an exploration of the exhibition through artists’ mother tongue followed by a sharing of the language of food. Guest artist Ana Genoves. Performance by Chuting Lee.

All welcome to the preview on 8 October, 6pm-9pm and events over the weekend (unless ticketed).

You can find out more about this exhibition by clicking: www.handbagfactory.org/events/babel-babble

Learn more: www.instagram.com/changeable_beast & www.changeablebeast.org/

Almost TogetherLoretta Yussuff & Cathalina Navarro Lagos📅 Friday 18th September ⏰ 6:30–9 pm 📍 ASC Streatham Hill, SW2 4T...
23/09/2026

Almost Together
Loretta Yussuff & Cathalina Navarro Lagos

📅 Friday 18th September
⏰ 6:30–9 pm
📍 ASC Streatham Hill, SW2 4TT

Almost Together brings together the work of Loretta Yussuff and Cathalina Navarro Lagos, exploring intimacy, distance and the inner worlds we can never fully know.

Through saturated colour, figuration and layered material approaches, the artists create spaces where interior life meets surrounding landscapes and domestic environments, moving between moments of solitude, longing, connection and observation.

Developed through an ongoing exchange of ideas across geographical distance, the exhibition reflects on what it means to reach towards another person while recognising the space that can never quite be crossed.

You can find out more about this exhibition clicking: ascstudios.co.uk/events/almost-together/

We hope to see you there!

18/09/2026

Before our move to The Handbag Factory in Vauxhall, ASC Gallery called Thurlow Street home. In November 2016, we hosted Saelia Aparicio’s Burning with Joy—a dystopian installation drawing inspiration from J.G. Ballard’s novel and David Cronenberg’s film Crash (1996), the anime Akira, and Julia Kristeva’s theory of the abject.

Reflecting on the project, ASC Exhibitions Director Darren O’Brien recalls sourcing car doors from a South London scrap yard, which Aparicio then transformed with intricate drawings and suspended from the gallery ceiling on wire.

Swipe through to revisit the exhibition and read Darren's reflections on this standout show.

📌 Follow us for more exhibition throwbacks and highlights from our archive.
🎨 Explore Saelia Aparicio’s journey and recent projects at www.saelito.com or www.instagram.com/saelia_aparicio/

11/09/2026

Meet ASC Art Prize 2026 winner, Faza Merajdin 🎨✨

Created as part of our Open Studios event, we selected 10 finalists from over 400 artists across our eight participating buildings before choosing Faza as the overall winner at our prize exhibition.

We recently visited Faza in her ASC Empson Street studio in East London to discuss her journey, her creative process and what winning the award means for her practice.

🔗 Read the full studio visit and Q&A on our website: https://ascstudios.co.uk/studio-visit-faza-merajdin/

Follow to learn more about her practice and support her work!

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Solo Exhibition of Recent Work by Margaret Kerfoot 🎨From her roots in the Pennine hills to her diverse career as a carpe...
20/08/2026

Solo Exhibition of Recent Work by Margaret Kerfoot 🎨

From her roots in the Pennine hills to her diverse career as a carpenter, postwoman, and observer of London’s boxers, landscape and mark-making have always driven Margaret Kerfoot’s artistic journey.

Join us for her Solo Exhibition of Recent Work at ASC Streatham Hill featuring dynamic, multi-media pieces exploring minimal lines, texture, and abstract forms.

🥂 Private View: Sunday 23rd August | 12:00 – 16:00
🗓️ Exhibition Dates: Wednesday 26th August – Sunday 30th August
🕒 Opening Hours: Weekdays 12:00 – 16:00 | Weekends 14:00 – 18:00
📍 Location: ASC Streatham Hill, 47c Streatham Hill, London SW2 4TT

🌐 www.margaretkerfootartist.com

20/08/2026

Ready to show your work? 🎨

ASC Project Spaces are available exclusively for our artist tenants to exhibit, document, and share their practice. �Swipe through to see how to book your building’s space and what’s included! ➡️

📍 Spaces available at Empson St, Stockwell Rd, Grafton Rd, Cleaver St, Canalside, The Cube & Streatham Hill.

🔗 Tap the link in our bio and click on our ASC Linktree or head to our ‘Book a Space’ Highlight to apply.

You can also head to our Project Space web page, where you’ll find all booking forms and upcoming exhibitions: ascstudios.co.uk/events-exhibitions/project-spaces

Week 1 is coming next week: ASC OPEN STUDIOS 2026 🎨Ever wanted a rare look inside the workspaces where London’s art is b...
10/04/2026

Week 1 is coming next week: ASC OPEN STUDIOS 2026 🎨

Ever wanted a rare look inside the workspaces where London’s art is brought to life? Now’s your chance to find out.

From Alperton to Brixton, and Bow to Kingston, ASC is throwing open the doors to 8 Artist Studio locations across the city. This isn’t just an art show, it’s an all-access pass to meet painters, sculptors, potters, and even puppeteers in their natural habitat.

Whether you’re looking to snag a one-of-a-kind handmade piece or just want to soak up some creative vibes, come and see why London’s art scene is world-class.

🗓️ THE LINEUP

UP FIRST | WEEKEND 1: April 17th – 18th
* 📍 Alperton (Ealing Rd) | 243 Ealing Road, Alperton, London HA0 1QL
* 📍 Bow (Empson St) | Unit 3 Empson Street, Bow, London E3 3LT
* 📍 Walworth (Thurlow St) | The Chaplin Centre, Taplow House, Thurlow Street, Walworth, London SE17 2UL
* ⏰ Fri 5pm–9pm | Sat 1pm–6pm

WEEKEND 2: April 24th – 25th
* 📍 Brixton (Stockwell Rd) | 246 Stockwell Road, Brixton, London SW9 9SP
* 📍 Streatham (Streatham Hill) | 47c Streatham Hill, London SW2 4TT
* 📍 Croydon (Grafton Quarter) | Art House, Grafton Quarter, Grafton Road, Croydon CR0 3RP
* ⏰ Fri 5pm–9pm | Sat 1pm–6pm

WEEKEND 3: May 8th – 10th
* 📍 Kingston (Hawks Rd) | 47-51 Hawks Road, Kingston-upon-Thames, London KT1 3DS
* ⏰ Hawks Road: Fri 6pm-8pm | Sat 11am-5pm | Sun 11am-5pm
* 📍 Kennington (Cleaver St) | County Courts, Cleaver Street, Kennington, London SE11 4DZ
* ⏰ Cleaver Street: Fri 5pm-9pm | Sat 1pm-6pm

✨ WHY VISIT?
* Meet the Makers: Chat with artists directly about their process.
* Buy Original: Acquire unique, handmade art & craft pieces.
* Support Local: ASC is a registered charity keeping art affordable in London. Charity Registration number: 1045067

Entry is FREE. Grab a friend, pick a location (or three), and come explore!

🏆 PROUDLY SPONSORED BY
We are thrilled to partner with Cass Art and Jubel to make this year’s Open Studios our biggest yet! 🍻🎨



🔗 Link in bio for more Open Studios information!

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