Constance DeJong: IT'S ALWAYS NIGHT
Live performance and conversation at IKLECTIK
Tuesday 10 October, from 7pm. Free, booking essential: eventbrite.co.uk/e/constance…
Save the Date! | Constance DeJong: On a Continuous Present | Preview: Thursday 5 October, 6-8.30pm.
Chelsea Space is pleased to announce the first solo gallery exhibition in the UK of the American artist, writer and performer, Constance DeJong: chelseaspace.org/future.html
‘Woven Expression: Narrating Stories Through Patterns’, curated by MA Curating and Collections @ESWchelsea at Chelsea College of Arts @chelseaual, in collaboration with the Archives and Special Collections Centre @UAL_Archives – is open NOW until 9 July! chelseaspace.org
Artworks by @ChelseaUAL final year BA Fine Art, Graduate Diploma Fine Art, and MA Fine Art students will also be on display. In addition to participation from Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon Colleges of Arts Subjectivity and Feminisms research group @ChelseaFEMINISM
Inspired by Plot, a selection of artworks by international artists, writers, & poets invited by Claudia Rankine – including Jen Bervin, Pedro Bonnin, Erin Caskey, Sandra Harper, Stephanie Hightower, Baseera Khan, Bruce Pearson, Maira Senise, Mercedes Teixido – will be on display
We are pleased to host an exhibition inspired by the book Plot, by Claudia Rankine, the award-winning poet, essayist, playwright and Visiting Professor at @ChelseaUAL. Open next week Mon 13 - Fri 17, from 11am to 5pm #claudiarankine
We are pleased to host an exhibition inspired by the book Plot, by Claudia Rankine, the award-winning poet, essayist, playwright and Visiting Professor at @ChelseaUAL. Open next week Mon 13 - Fri 17, from 11am to 5pm #claudiarankine
It’s the final 2 days of From the Volcano to the Sea: Part II’, an exhibition presenting archival materials from the feminist group Le Nemesiache (1970s-1990s), for the first time in London, at Chelsea Space.
Join us on Sunday 27 Nov, 2-4pm at @LUXmovingimage for a screening of films made by the feminist group Le Nemesiache, the subject of our current show, From the Volcano to the Sea:Part II.
Only a few tickets left for the screening of newly translated films by the feminist group, Le Nemesiache, (1970s-1990s) based in Naples. w/ intro by the curator Giulia Damiani.
Sun 27 Nov, 2PM at LUX
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In conjunction w the exhibition @CHELSEAspace
Photos of Italy’s revolutionary 70s feminist group Le Nemesiache dazeddigital.com/art-photogr… via @Dazed
Come check out more beautiful photos and archival bits about Le Nemesiache in 'From the Volcano to the Sea: Part II', open now at Chelsea Space!
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TONIGHT! Join us for the preview of 'From the Volcano to the Sea: Part II', an exhibition presenting archival materials from the feminist group Le Nemesiache (1970s-1990s), for the first time in London. Open from 6-8.30pm! See you there! 👀 @ChelseaUAL @CCWResearch @UAL
Our next show, From the Volcano to the Sea: Part II, is has been recommended as a 'MUST SEE' by Artforum! (@Artforum)
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Looking forward to seeing you there in September!
Come and work with our gallery team! There's a vacancy for an Exhibitions and Public Events Manager, based at Chelsea. Closing date 24 August: ual.tal.net/vx/lang-en-GB/mo…
Mark your calendar for our next exhibition 'From the Volcano to the Sea: Part II', presenting archival materials from the feminist group Le Nemesiache (Naples:1970s-1990s), for the first time in London. Preview on Thursday 29 September, 6-8.30pm. Curated by Giulia Damiani.
As part of our current show, come to the gallery today!
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Today is the day! Pop in from 11:15am to 2:15pm @CHELSEAspace to see 'How nice it is to see a man with blonde hair and blue eyes with an African Women' #writing #performance.
We are very saddened to hear of the passing of the punk legend, Jordan, today. A friend to the gallery and our previous director, Donald Smith, Jordan paid us a visit for the show ‘Sheila Rock: From Punk to the English Sea’, in 2016. 1/2
We were very saddened to hear of the recent passing of Grenville Davey, an artist close to the gallery and friend to Donald Smith, who curated a solo show at Chelsea Space in 2014. Read the warm and generous obituary by Oliver Basciano here: theguardian.com/artanddesign…
'In transit, our memory fragments', a group exhibition of new works by artists JMCAnderson, Brooke Palmieri, Paula Turmina and Catriona Whiteford, curated in collaboration with @nodesnetwork_ | Opens Wednesday, 16 March 2022 – more info here chelseaspace.org/archive/int…
Come along! We have chilled and hot drinks and snacks! Open until 8pm!
🌞Good news for all you late risers! We've extended our hours on Thursday 24 Feb to stay open between 5-8pm. Come and see our current show by Kate Morrell (@MorrellKate) and pick up the accompanying publication, hot off the press! 📙🔥 #artistsbooks















