Events > Live Event
The Live Art Research Collection at Tate Britain
28 Feb 2026
A screening programme and a drop-in research space as part of the event Land, Material, Memory.
Read moreSamra Mayanja – THE CALL CENTRE
07 Feb 2026
Artist in Residence Samra Mayanja curates a special edition of THE CALL CENTRE co-presented with Newington Green Meeting House.
Read moreLive Art Bookshop x Queer and Feminist Zine Spirits Across Borders
13 Dec 2025
Join us for a performance lecture, a screening of Unbound Zine and Q&A with the director.
Read moreLive Art Mixer: Zine Workshop with Artizine & Mini Zine Fair
13 Dec 2025
Join us for a two-hour zine workshop, and shop printed matter from three Sino-diasporic publishing platforms.
Read moreLive Art Bookshop (Revisited): Katherine Araniello’s The Dinner Party Revisited
05 Dec 2025
Join us for an evening of readings, screenings and a performance offering from Tamm Reynolds, reflecting on Katherine’s legacy.
Read moreLive Art Bookshop (Revisited): Tara Fatehi’s Mishandled Archive
07 Nov 2025
Join us to mark the 5 year anniversary of Tara Fatehi’s Mishandled Archive.
Read moreLive Art Bookshop: Fat Body Work Book Launch
29 Oct 2025
Join us for the launch of Charlotte Cooper’s new book Fat Body Work with a reading, book signing, the world premiere of Nuidey, and a rare screening of SWAGGA.
Read moreLADA x Fringe! Archiving Erotics
20 Sep 2025
Join us for a discussion on how erotics are translated and transmuted through art and in the archive with Topher Campbell, Stefan Dickers, Dominic Johnson and Anju M Kasturiraj.
Read moreLADA x Fringe! The Body Is a Thing in Time
13 Sep 2025 - 21 Sep 2025
Join us for an exhibition bringing together works form LADA’s digital collection alongside new works from Claye Bowler, Devika Bilimoria, kane stonestreet and Sweatmother.
Read moreDaniel Oliver & Access All Areas Artists – Passion Play
01 Aug 2025
Join us on Friday 1 August at 7pm for an evening of performances from Access All Areas artists Bruno De Ceita Pedro, Jacob Dean, Claire Dunbar, and George Webb.
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