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zeel vs liver & lights
1.05 - 12.05
tue - sun / 12pm - 6pm
pv: 2.05 / 6-9pm
Zeel:
Is a noted comic creator and Illustrator who also makes carvings, badges and painted 3D objects (or ‘effigies’ ). He is also co-founder of @thegoldenthreadproject, whose motto is: "New eyes on old things”.
Liver and Lights:
is the collected name for the work of the performer, illustrator and author John Bently, a maker of illustrated books (70 editions in 41 years so far) and champion of the seldom heard voice. Liver & Lights is the DIY ethic personified and also incorporates the band bones and the aft, who further illuminate the books through music and live performance. He also sometimes makes wood carvings.
For many years these two old friends and colleagues have talked about the possiblity of showing their wood carvings together and now the Outhouse Gallery, aptly located in a former public toilet in Camberwells’s suitably picturesque Brunswick Park, has allowed them the thrill of finally revealing their cravings to the world……..
hissing in soft red
by Sylwia Narbutt16th -25th May
17- 18.05 / 11AM-6PM
22-24.05 /11AM-6PM
25.05 / 11-3PM
PV 16 MAY 6-9pm
Hissing in soft red is an exhibition of recent works by Sylwia Narbutt. The show’s theme lingers around the ideas of wild, tamed and uncanny, taking on nature’s contradictions and transformations – trees are getting dressed, pets are dreamy, the fox is running away with a ribbon.
the dyke archive
by machina kollektiv31.05 - 8.05
mon, wed, fri-sun / 11am-6pm
tue and thur / 2am-8pm
PV: 30th of May 6-9pm
The Dyke Archive is an intersectional site for collecting, dedicated to preserving and celebrating the diverse histories and cultural expressions of dyke-ness beyond time, space, and the constrictions of language. It is more than just a collection of objects; it is a living, breathing testament to the strength of dyke histories, showcasing the interplay of gender, sexuality, community-building and more.
In the archive you will find trinkets, diary entries, small prints, pins and other artworks from dykes in London and across the country.
The aim is to celebrate our diverse experiences within the community.