Join the artists at FORESHORE us for a double-bill screening of Jack Thurgar’s The Swamp (2022) and Andrew Finch’s The Love Below (2022) at SET Woolwich as part of FORESHORE’s exhibition programme. Showing at Riverside House at SET Woolwich overlooking the Thames and Woolwich Dockyard. The films will be followed by a filmmaker discussion between Jack […]
Trouble Makers Markets present a MAKERS MARKET ⭐️ Hosted Saturday, April 26th from 12-6PM at SET Social, 55 Nigel Road, SE15 4RN. Poster design by @kit.katdesigns “An all-day springtime artist market event, celebrating local makers and creatives of all kinds, featuring 40+ stalls selling items from ceramics, jewellery, prints, handmade garments, accessories and MORE ! We’ve got activities […]
“This isn’t background noise❗ It’s the main act — and it happens only once. On May 9, 6PM–9 PM Live performances take over the space — unfolding in rhythm, light, sound, and presence. What sets dramatic performances, films, and visual art exhibitions apart? Visual art exhibitions offer freedom—you can wander, pause, skip. But works are […]
Part of SET’s Associate Members’ Programme, Searching for Noon at 2pm is a joint exhibition by Saul Smith and Takumi Miller at SET Lewisham. Featuring installation and film, the show reflects on Gipsy Hill and its links to the City of London. Free, open 11–20 September 2025 (by appointment after 11 September).
Scaffolds is the first exhibition at SET’s new contemporary arts gallery SET 91. Curated by Ellie Dobbs and Verity Monroe, the show brings together UK-based and international early-career artists exploring how rules, structures and self-imposed frameworks can spark creative invention. Join us for the public opening on 11 September, 6–9pm.
A week-long exhibition at SET Lewisham exploring experimental drawing and comics as a space for community, with free workshops, performances, and a lively closing night.
Bringing together photographic works, projected video and light installations in a darkened space, Altogether Without stages an encounter with the (in)discernable gap between the still and the moving image. Through a play between darkness and light, the show seeks to shift and trouble perceptions of duration and the ephemeral. Opens 16 October.
Bringing together new works by Associate Members, Peter McNelis and Charlie Fogg, the exhibition explores communication, paranoia, and power within the structures that shape digital and social life.
Bringing together seven international research-based artists and the Sri Lankan Archive Collective, the exhibition explores the personal and collective dimensions of archiving in dialogue with the 2025 SET Film Festival.
A Coral Reef brings together drawing, painting, and sculpture by Aidan Quinn and Hallam Wood, focusing on fragility, connection, and the relationships formed between images, materials, and everyday life.
Illuminations is a group exhibition of artist-made lights at SET 91, bringing together 33 artists to mark the Winter Solstice and raise funds for The Sameer Project, supporting displaced families in Gaza.
The World Shakes Out Her Sheets brings together four artists whose works imagine worlds just beyond our own. Seen through panes of engraved glass etched with a commissioned text, the artworks shift with light and shadow, inviting viewers to navigate unfamiliar terrain through both image and language.
An immersive exhibition by Tia Tshabola exploring joy as a form of learning, resilience, and collective imagination within Black British youth culture.
Spores is a group exhibition exploring natural cycles, transience, and the erosion of meaning through painting and sculpture.
SET 91 presents Monique Négligée, an immersive residency and durational bedroom installation by French designer and artist Monique Fei, opening across Valentine’s Day weekend, just ahead of London Fashion Week.
An exhibition exploring tattooing as ritual and archive, connecting historical and contemporary practices through collective memory and Indigenous aesthetics.
An intimate installation by brothers Saiya and Yumaani Thomas, transforming the gallery into their family living room to explore heritage, culture and identity.
A powerful new exhibition by Rosie Barnes exploring the lived experiences of late-diagnosed autistic women through photography and personal testimony.
Harry Bix turns 40. Join us for Brown Burton’s Suit, a retrospective of works by the artist opening Wednesday 25 March at SET Vauxhall.
A week-long exhibition, performance series and gathering marking the final days of SET Byward Street. Explore artworks, performances and talks by studio artists before the space closes.