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This week’s Friday Dispatch written by the Christine Takengny, The Roden Senior Curator at the CAS examines the show Between Wood and Wheel Christina Kimeze at South London Gallery. 🛼🛼 Open until 11 May 2025 Read the full essay here: contemporaryartsociety.org/explore/resour…

Join the CAS at our next conference ‘On Radicalism’ on Thursday, 1 May, from 11am – 4pm 🍍 🌟 The event is free for CAS Museum Members 🌟 General Public is required a £15 ticket or £10 concessions Find tickets here: contemporaryartsociety.org/cas-conference…

This week’s Friday Dispatch written by Lydia Figes, CAS' Curator of Digital, looks to the show 'Shadow Self' by Teresa Pągowska at Thaddaeus Ropac. Read the full essay here: contemporaryartsociety.org/explore/resour… Courtesy Teresa Pągowska Estate and Thaddaeus Ropac

This week’s Friday Dispatch written by Caroline Douglas, Director of the CAS, examines the show Satellites by Dan Coopey at Corvi-Mora. Open until 17 April 2025 Courtesy the Artist, Corvi-Mora, London Read the full essay here: contemporaryartsociety.org/explore/resour…

This week’s Friday Dispatch written by Peter Davies shines a light on the influx of emerging galleries across London in the post-pandemic era. Continue reading here: contemporaryartsociety.org/explore/resour…

Less than a month until our conference ‘On Radicalism’ at Swedenborg House on 1 May, 11am – 4pm Free for CAS Museum Members General Public: £15 (£10 concessions) Tickets & info: contemporaryartsociety.org/cas-conference… Image: Pile o´Sápmi, Máret Ánne Sara, 2016 © the artist

We are delighted that the Singaporean artist Ming Wong will be the new Artist in Residence at The National Gallery for 2025, a twelve-month residency created in partnership with the Contemporary Art Society, generously supported by Suling Mead. © The National Gallery, London

This week’s Friday Dispatch written by Dr. Paula Zambrano, Curator of Programmes at the CAS, examines a revival of ancient beliefs to shape new realities, via contemporary technologies and aesthetics in Rebeca Romero's show at Copperfield Gallery. contemporaryartsociety.org/explore/resour…

In this week’s Friday Dispatch, Lydia Figes, Curator of Digital at the CAS, examines the group show 'Neck of the Wood' currently on view at Public Gallery. Read more: contemporaryartsociety.org/explore/resour… Courtesy of the Artists and Public Gallery, London

In this week’s Friday Dispatch, Christine Takengny, The Roden Senior Curator at the CAS, examines the work created by London-based ceramicist Jacqui Ramrayka during her 2024 Adobe Global Ceramics Residency at the V&A ✨ Read the full essay here:contemporaryartsociety.org/explore/resour…

In this week’s Friday Dispatch, Eliza Goodpasture, art historian & writer, shines a light on the Caroline Walker's celebration of the often-unsung labour of mothers in her current solo show 'Mothering' at The Hepworth Wakefield. Read the full essay here buff.ly/pj1aK2q

In this week’s Friday Dispatch, the writer Ellen Mara De Wachter looks at the #AlexandraMetcalf exhibition, Gaaaaaaasp at The Perimeter, Bloomsbury. 📷 Alexandra Metcalf, The Holding Pattern, 2025 contemporaryartsociety.org/explore/resour…

In this week’s Friday Dispatch, Lydia Figes, Curator of Digital at the CAS, examines the ecological urgency of Philippe Parreno's film El Almendral at Pilar Corrias. Read more here contemporaryartsociety.org/explore/resour… © Philippe Parreno Courtesy the artist and Pilar Corrias, London

In this week’s Friday Dispatch, Paula Zambrano, Curator of Programmes, examines the brittle lines between "seduction & repulsion, danger & delight, beauty & ugliness" within Francis Upritchard’s solo show at Kate MacGarry, Read the full essay here: buff.ly/MOWr8LH

In this week’s Friday Dispatch, Lydia Figes, Curator of Digital at the CAS, examines Derek Jarman's 'Black Paintings' currently showing at Amanda Wilkinson Gallery. Read the full essay here: buff.ly/qGkvYn9 Courtesy of Amanda Wilkinson Gallery © the artist's estate

The 20th Artist's Table fundraiser will be hosted by Turner Prize-winning artist Richard Long CBE RA on 19/11/25 at the Royal Geographical Society. Follow this link to reserve your place: buff.ly/bDtwc2K Image credit: Richard Long, Courtesy of Lisson Gallery 📸 Jack Hems

In this week’s Friday Dispatch, Caroline Douglas, Director of the CAS, travels across Edinburgh, visiting three unmissable shows in the city. Read the full essay here: buff.ly/tL3j42Z Courtesy the artists and galleries 📸 Sally Jubb, Neighboring States, and Ruth Clark

In this week’s Friday Dispatch, Christine Takengny, The Roden Senior Curator at the CAS, looks to Kresiah Mukwazhi's new site-specific textile collage. Read the full essay here …temporary-art-society.pantheonsite.io/explore/resour… Kresiah Mukwazhi, Shanduko nhema, 2024, Museum Ludwig 📸: Vincent Quack

In this week’s Friday Dispatch, Tom Denman, art critic and writer, looks to the experienced dis/embodiment within Diamond Stingily's solo show May 29 at Cabinet. Read the full essay here: …temporary-art-society.pantheonsite.io/explore/resour… Courtesy Diamond Stingily & Cabinet. Photography by Mark Blower.

In this week’s Friday Dispatch, Chloë Ashby, author and art critic, relishes in the dreamlike softness of Maeve van Klaveren's solo show Rhythms in the Everyday at Kristin Hjellegjerde. Read the full essay here: contemporaryartsociety.org/explore/resour… © Maeve van Klaveren