Beaconsfield offsite at ASC Gallery
Exhibition: 1 – 18 November 2025
HAPPENS reflects Beaconsfield’s commitment to a present moment that interrogates the notion of ‘environment’, drawing attention to constructions of identity.
Onsite
Exhibition: 13 – 18 November 2025
Exhibition of new PhD research from Royal College of Art curated by Beaconsfield.
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Beaconsfield offsite at ASC Gallery
Exhibition: 1-18 November 2025
A.D. Crawforth Minna Haukka Emily Mulenga Ellis Parkinson Naomi Siderfin A.L. Steiner
HAPPENS links Vauxhall art-neighbours ASC and Beaconsfield as both organisations celebrate 30 years of operation in South London.
Exhibition: 21 May – 9 August 2025
Manifesto for Sustainable Experimentation celebrates thirty years of Beaconsfield commissions in an exhibition of historic works and ephemera, interspersed with new commissions, screenings, performances, readings, workshops and other happenings.
Gentle Means and Easy Tasks
Exhibition: 7 March – 26 April 2025
Anssi Kasitonni, fourth winner of the Below Zero Finnish Art Award, is in residence with Beaconsfield from 22 January 2025.
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Exhibition: 15 May – 6 July (Wednesday – Saturday, 12-5pm)
British artists Simon Bedwell and Stephen Sutcliffe collaborate in an exhibition of new ceramics, video and painting. Bedwell’s new ceramics portray mainstream political figures from the last decade as slugs, inspired by satirists James Gillray and Steve Bell. These amorphous forms become the support for video works by Sutcliffe, which draw on an extensive archive of British television, film sound, broadcast images and spoken word recordings.
SONIC REFLECTIONS ON WINDRUSH WITH DUBMORPHOLOGY
26 October 7.30-11pm
Black Industrial Sound artists Trevor Mathison and Gary Stewart AKA Dubmorphology return to Beaconsfield for Black History Month to weave black histories into a specially commissioned electro-acoustic sound performance.
The 3rd Below Zero Finnish Art Prize commission travels to Serlachius Museums, Mänttä, Finland. Rönkkö’s intimate poetry driven three-channel video work, delivers an intimate metanarrative for lost and found identity, a scarred planet and our ever-changing world.
7 September 2024 – 23 March 2025
BEACONSFIELD AND THE WILD ESCAPE
Beaconsfield is part of The Wild Escape, a major new project uniting hundreds of museums and galleries with schools and families to connect to the natural world in their local habitats. We will be working with local families and school children, ceramic artist Phoebe Collings-James and Rachael Nilssen of Mud Gang Pottery Studio, to contribute to re-wilding Kennington/Vauxhall while thinking about the role that earth or clay plays in our ecologies. These themes will be expanded in a public talk with Professor Kathryn Yusoff, author of A Billion Black Anthropocenes or None (2019).
LUCY GREGORY WINS BLOOMING LAMBETH AWARD 2022 FOR BEACONSFIELD’S GARDEN-YARD
Congratulations to our brilliant horticulturalist Lucy Gregory, who won a Blooming Lambeth Award for Beaconsfield’s Garden-yard! Her ‘Best in Bloom’ 2022 award was presented in Lambeth Town Hall at a prizegiving event hosted by Arit Anderson, from BBC’s Gardeners’ World, and Incredible Edible Lambeth.
SYSTEMIC PERIPHERALISM
Mark Fell
8 October – 3 December 2022
Responding to Beaconsfield’s main gallery spaces, two new sonic installations mark a cautious return to public life, asking visitors to collectively engage in sensory exploration.
MONICA SJÖÖ THE TIME IS NOW AND IT IS OVERDUE!
Paintings by artist-activist Monica Sjöö (1938-2005) animated by performances, reading groups, films and symposia led by contemporary artists and writers.
11 June – 10 September 2022
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