Category Archives: upcoming events

Richard Bolhuis (NL/EN) created audiovisual installations at the Van Abbemuseum (Eindhoven), Van Gogh Museum (Amsterdam), The Model (Sligo) and Hundred Years Gallery (London). In his long-term regenerative project Kollumerpomp he interweaves ecology, sound and imagination. Richard’s album We Are Guided … Continue reading →

VIV CORRINGHAM Viv Corringham is a US based British vocalist and sound artist using voice, electronics, and field recordings. She has been described as “a vital force in improvised music since the late 1970s” (Corey Mwamba, BBC Radio 3) and … Continue reading →

Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £10 cash door Colin Webster London based saxophonist Colin Webster is quickly establishing himself on the European avant-garde scene. Collaborating with some of the key figures in improvised and experimental music, Webster is known … Continue reading →

A Bigger MOUTH‘s residency continues into 2026, this month with: Steve Noble : Percussion Pascal Marzan : Guitar Gabriel Keen : Keyboard Marcio Matto : Double Bass Paul Taylor : Trombone Mike Walter : Saxophone & Synthesiser Doors 6:30 | music 7pm | £10 cash … Continue reading →

Soborgnost Soborgnost is sci-fi dance punk at the intersection of vaporwave, post-punk, disco dub, industrial, proto- house, drone and noise. Using a hardware sampler to emulate dub mixing and looping post-punk style basslines with chuggy, lo-fi beats. Warping analogue texture … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell returns to the gallery for a new Intern initiative. Dominic Lash : electric guitar Mark Wastell : percussion Each month, Mark invites a different performer to join him in creating something unique, between 4.30-5.30pm, while the gallery remains open … Continue reading →

Doors 7.30 | Music 8pm | £10 cash The Bohman Brothers “ Sound art veterans The Bohman Brothers invest random words with unearned meanings via the eloquent juxtapositions of their elegantly neutral voices. After three decades of experimentation, these alchemists … Continue reading →

“In today’s media the relationship between an event and its photographic documentation has been undermined.  The drawings in this show are an attempt to create an alternative documentary form, a more truthful way of nailing down truth.” Two new films … Continue reading →

Li Song Li Song is a London-based musician and computer programmer. He performs improvised music with his computer and composes music using electronics and acoustic instruments. His collaborative project with Zhu Wenbo, No Performance, focuses on compositions using environment sounds, … Continue reading →

Duo 1 : Angharad Davies (violin) & Steve Noble (percussion) Duo 2 : Daniel Thompson (guitar) & Steve Noble (percussion) Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £10 cash on the door

An evening of Light Entertainment with – The Custodians Of The Realm Adam Bohman – objects, text and home made instruments. Adrian Northover – saxophones, electronics and melodica. Sue Lynch – tenor sax, clarinet, flute. ‘We are a London based … Continue reading →

Three duos : Will Glaser & Tom Challenger: Will Glaser and Tom Challenger present a multi-movement improvised piece for saxophone, four-track cassette recorder, and electronics. Each movement draws on and adds to what came before—continuously reworking material and responding to … Continue reading →

Standard Issue exploring music in pairs featuring 3 world premieres by CFS winners Imogen Davey, Yue Song and Tam Lines Join us in exploring music between two voices in the intimate Hundred Year’s Gallery featuring works by Jonathan Bailey Holland, … Continue reading →

EARWORM ushers in the New Year some more (following OTO’s New Year Noise on the first day of 2026) with a new bill for Hundred Years Gallery. Featuring the duo of ASCH (members of Svartvit, Secret(e), Coma Cluster, Geseling, Hesker … Continue reading →

The Tunnel are a diverse group of artists, performers and poets who hold regular exhibitions in London. Down And Out In Paris And London is an exhibition by The Tunnel drawing inspiration form the novel of the same name by … Continue reading →

After our dear artist & friend Jazmin Velasco left us in 2021, her husband and comrade Colin Moore embraced the loss with a project: to compile, select and present a greatly deserved book covering Jazmin’s extensive and suddenly interrupted art … Continue reading →