Saturday 19 August, 6.30–9pm
Current residency artists Harold Offeh, Tai Shani and Maxwell Sterling invite you to join them for an evening of newly developed performances and on-going research.
Saturday 8 July, 2pm-6pm
For the last weekend of our gallery exhibition, Mene Mene Tekel Parsin, Wysing's studio artists will be welcoming the public to their studios to see new work and to hear about projects in development.
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.
Drawing course led by artist Caroline Wendling
Thursday 15 June, 10am-12noon
£15 per ticket
This workshop, led by Wysing studio artist Caroline Wendling, will study different ways of drawing, using both traditional and contemporary drawing techniques to explore different ways of seeing.
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 6 May, 12pm to 5pm
Join current artists-in-residence Pallavi Paul, Claire Potter and Raju Rage for Eating/ Walking/ Talking; a study day they have developed together that takes walking as a mode of processing information, listening and engaging in conversation. With invited contributors Ghislaine Leung and Rebecca Shatwell.
Production Workshops
with Ravioli Me Away
21-23 April, daily 12-5pm
Ravioli Me Away are a music/performance group comprising of artists and musicians Sian Dorrer, Rosie Ridgway and Alice Theobald who are developing a major new production at Wysing. RMA are inviting participants to joint them for workshops consisting of open discussions, practical group exercises, simple role play and improvisation including singing, acting and audio recording, to potentially generate material for the production.
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Saturday 25 March, 2–6pm
Launching the Wysing Polyphonic residency programme and responding to Wysing's All Channels Open exhibition, this study day will consider what steps can be taken to "open the channels" and what is at stake in seeking to include "many voices".
