Chisenhale Studios is pleased to announce the 14 artists selected for Into the Wild 2019: Alex Harding (Wimbledon), Anya Stewart Maggs (Leeds), Augusto Cascales (Goldsmiths), Fergus Carmichael (Newcastle), Frances Gibson (Central St Martins), Jennifer Milner-Lunt (Goldsmiths), Luke Bacon (Westminster), Matt [...]
Summer Residencies Call-out 2019 We are inviting proposals for Studio4 Residencies at Chisenhale Studios. Residencies will take place between April and September 2019, ranging between one and two months depending on your project needs (special exceptions can be made on timescales [...]
Please click here to download a press release for Chisenhale Studios' call-out for the fifth Into the Wild creative development programme.
We are now inviting applications for Into the Wild 2019 - an artist development programme for recent BA graduates. Now in its fifth year, this unique, free course supports and challenges artists in the early stages of their career by [...]
Graduation day dawns for a new generation of budding artists… with the combined sense of liberation and danger familiar to all who have undergone a lengthy duration in a full time course, or a full time job. After three years [...]
David Blakemore (Pete Lloyd Lewis Studio Awardee) recently organised a Destruction in Art Symposium in our Studio4. Destruction in Art 2.0: Documentation DIAS 2.0 consisted of a panel discussion, punctuated by a Q & A and a selection of [...]
Available Jobs: We are currently recruiting an Artists' Development Co-ordinator. It's an exciting position, eight hours a week, to start early January 2019. Applications are due 19th November 2018 and interviews will be held 28th November. You can download the [...]
Walls Have Tongues Too Another chance to experience this improv performance / session combined with sculptures and video. Performed by: Hamish MacPherson, Tay Catford and Emma Bäcklund 5 - 7 pm, 23rd June Chisenhale Studio 4 "Where does a word [...]
This is a workshop designed to introduce the concepts of electronics and coding in an easy to follow workshop. The course is built around the BBC microbit, a low cost yet surprising powerful microprocessor (essentially a computer without a [...]
