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Flat Time House

Name: Flat Time House
Address: 210 Bellenden Road, London, SE154BW, GB
Telephone: 020 7207 4845
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The home of artist John Latham (1921–2006) now housing a gallery, event space, archive, centre for alternative learning, and artist's residency space.

02/09/2026

Flat Time House is pleased to announce the Chelsea Arts Club Trust Award Salon 2026

Drinks reception: Thursday 24 September 6–9pm, all welcome

Exhibition continues 25 September–2 October 2026, open Wednesday–Sunday 12–6pm

b.A.àbíkẹ́ (.a._abike), Eleanor Arnold (Eleanor Arnold ), Cash Aspeek (), Henny Burnett (), Tom Fairlamb (Tom Fairlamb ), Lilymay Healy (Lilymay Healy), Charlotte Henrich, Georgia Kerr (Georgia Kerr), Loveday Pride (Loveday), Sheila Woollam (Sheila Woollam)

To celebrate the practices and individuals supported by the Chelsea Arts Club Trust, Flat Time House is hosting a salon exhibition of work by this year’s awardees. Each year Chelsea Arts Club Trust recognise and enable talent by supporting emerging artists and designers with a range of bursaries and awards. These grants, the majority selected by the professors at their respective schools, create opportunities for those lacking funds, support research, and set artists and designers on the path to long term professional careers.

The exhibition coincides with a residency at Flat Time House for a selected Chelsea Arts Club Trust award recipient, Eleanor Arnold, currently studying MFA Fine Art at Goldsmiths. Arnold will present new work and research undertaken while in residence at Flat Time House.

Image: Georgia Kerr, Bag Car, 2026. Cast aluminuim, steel, rubber, paint and light bulbs. Photo: Jack Elliot Edwards

24/07/2026

Dana Munro: Change, man is featured in Art Forum’s London Diary

“Figuring the imperative to change as a clearing-away evokes some kind of Rilkean archaic torso: It is absence that levels its gaze upon us, and through the vacancy carved out by the words the late sun suffuses the room and compels me to descend to the ground floor.”

https://www.artforum.com/columns/paris-j-b-reid-takes-london-heatwave-1234754826/

Exhibition continues to August 1 open Thursday–Saturday 12–6pm

Photo: Rita Silva

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08/07/2026

NEXT WEEK

In-conversation and exhibition tour with Dana Munro

Thursday 16 July 6.30pm

Join Dana Munro for an in-conversation with Flat Time House Curator/Director Gareth Bell-Jones, including a tour of her solo exhibition, Change, man.

Presenting interrelated bodies of work that have grown over a decade of practice, Change, man brings together photography, video, painting and song through the spaces of Flat Time House. Munro was a long-term lodger and artist-in-residence at Flat Time House between 2021–22 and, for the first time, Flat Time House’s artist residency space, the former bedroom of John Latham, will be open as part of the exhibition. Reflecting on the embedding of artistic practice within the constraints of everyday life, Munro uses repeated motifs and lyrical refrains to reference socio-political subtexts within the domestic realm.

Booking essential, please RSVP to [email protected]

Photo: Rita Silva

17/06/2026

OPENS NEXT WEEK

Dana Munro:
Change, man
26 June–1 August 2026

Preview: Thursday 25 June 6–8pm

Change, man is a first UK institutional solo exhibition by London-based artist Dana Munro. Presenting interrelated bodies of work that have grown over a decade of practice, Change, man brings together photography, video, painting and song through the spaces of Flat Time House. Munro was a long-term lodger and artist-in-residence at Flat Time House between 2021–22 and, for the first time, Flat Time House’s artist residency space, the former bedroom of John Latham, will be open as part of the exhibition. Reflecting on the embedding of artistic practice within the constraints of everyday life, Munro uses repeated motifs and lyrical refrains to reference socio-political subtexts within the domestic realm.
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SØREN RYE: INTERIORS WITHOUT BEDSExhibition continues by appointment to 14 June, please email info@flattimho.org.uk to b...

10/06/2026

SØREN RYE: INTERIORS WITHOUT BEDS

Exhibition continues by appointment to 14 June, please email [email protected] to book

The exhibition is accompanied by a text from Vanessa Onwuemezi ()

Image: Untitled, 2026, cutout from newspaper, photos by M. Albert

30/05/2026

NEXT WEEK
SØREN RYE:
INTERIORS WITHOUT BEDS
Opening event: Thursday 4 June 6–9pm
Talk 7–7.45pm, Søren Rye in conversation with Prof. Paul Taylor () on absence and iconography. All welcome, no booking necessary.

Interiors without beds is an exhibition developed by Søren Rye over a 6-month residency at Flat Time House. During his residency at Flat Time House Rye continued ongoing research at the Photographic Collection at the Warburg Institute on the relationship between artworks and their photographic reproduction. To mark the conclusion of his residency, Søren Rye will be in conversation with Paul Taylor, the curator of the Photographic Collection at the Warburg Institute and a leading scholar of early modern art.

The exhibition will be accompanied by a text from Vanessa Onwuemezi ()

Image: Photograph showing the reverse of Cima da Conegliano’s painting ‘The Incredulity of Saint Thomas’ (c. 1502–4) during transfer, showing the paint layer detached, leaving an imprint from its original poplar support. 1969, National Gallery.

19/05/2026

Flat Time House is pleased to be collaborating with AICA-UK () and AICA France () for a second year to support a residency exchange for art critics who are members of AICA, the International Association of Art Critics. The residency is organised in partnership with Maison d’Art Bernard Anthonioz (MABA) part of the Fondation des Artistes (), Nogent-sur-Marne in the eastern suburbs of Paris, who will host a resident from the UK branch of AICA, with FTHo hosting a writer from AICA France.

The scheme aims to support writers pursue a line of enquiry or a research project through seeing exhibitions, making studio visits and meeting other art professionals. Members of the AICA-UK and AICA France Executive Committees, as well as Directors of the host institutions, will help guide the residents in planning their activities.

In Paris the residency is offered for three weeks in the month of October and candidates may wish to plan to be present for Paris Art Basel (23 - 25 October) with its exciting array of activities. In London, the residency has fixed dates: it starts on 23 October (that is, after the Frieze art fairs) and finishes on 12 November.

This opportunity is open only to members of AICA

Deadline for applications by midnight 31 May 2026

For more information and to apply: https://www.aicauk.org/aica-uk-and-aica-france-residency-programme-october-2026/

Image: Facade MABA, Maison d’Art Bernard Anthonioz in Nogent-sur-Marne. Photo credit: Aurélien Mole

17/05/2026

SØREN RYE:
INTERIORS WITHOUT BEDS
5 June–14 June

Opening event: Thursday 4 June 6–9pm

Talk 7–7.45pm, Søren Rye in conversation with Prof. Paul Taylor () on absence and iconography

All welcome, no booking required

Interiors without beds is an exhibition developed by Søren Rye over a 6-month residency at Flat Time House. During his residency Rye continued ongoing research at the Photographic Collection at the Warburg Institute on the relationship between artworks and their photographic reproduction. Within the collection, organised according to iconographic themes rather than artists or periods, ‘Interiors – Without beds’ is a sub-categorisation of the iconographic category ‘Social Life’. To mark the conclusion of his residency, Søren Rye will be in conversation with Paul Taylor, the curator of the Photographic Collection at the Warburg Institute and a leading scholar of early modern art.

To view the exhibition after the opening event, please email [email protected] to book

13/05/2026

OPENING SATURDAY 16 MAY

ATHANASIOS ARGIANAS / OWLS (INTO THE NIGHT)

AT 12 MACKINTOSH LANE E9 6AB

PV Saturday 16/05/26 2–8pm. All welcome

One weekend only, continues Sunday 17/05 12–6pm or by appointment.

Athanasios Argianas is presenting new audio-visual work at Mackintosh Lane, developed as part of an ongoing residency at Flat Time House. Flat Time House will host a major exhibition of Argianas’ work in winter 2026–27.

With the support of The Elephant Trust

29/04/2026

SYMPOSIUM: ARTISTIC PREFIGURATIONS, INSTITUTIONAL BECOMINGS

, Maastricht, Netherlands 28–29 May

Flat Time House Director/Curator Gareth Bell-Jones will be presenting on Artist Placement Group as part of a two-day symposium at Jan Van Eyck Academie, Maastricht. The symposium explores how artistic practice engages with the institutional, economic, and political conditions that surround it, not only as constraints, but as sites of action: conditions that can be questioned, unsettled, and reshaped to test, here and now, other ways of organising social, political, and civic life yet to come.

Registration and programme details:

https://www.janvaneyck.nl/calendar/artistic-prefigurations-institutional-becomings

The project is developed within the European Cooperation Project .ing.s, curated by (JvE Curator & Resident Liaison)

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