Category Archives: upcoming events

A poetry reading launching Cristina Viti’s new book from Sent Press. Join Sent Press at Hundred Years Gallery to celebrate at fifty by Cristina Viti, with readings from Cristina alongside fellow poets Mira Mattar and Nisha Ramayya. Cristina’s chapbook will … Continue reading →

We are celebrating our 15 years of gratitude to all of you who have been supporting us and contributing to build an authentic community of characters in a mad house. THANK YOU. We will have performances, music, our popular artworks … Continue reading →

Live trio improvisations to visuals, including a reading by Calum Storrie: Sofia Vaisman-Maturana – cello Stuart Wilding – percussion Douglas Benford – tenor recorder/objects Calum Storrie – scores/reading Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £10 cash Calum Storrie is an … Continue reading →

Dissidences*. Sound, voice, word. Poetesses and/or poets, singers, performers, gather in a semi circle around a music improviser. Reading, reciting, singing or babbling. Spontaneity and dissidence are the rules. Spontaneity and dissidence will be the basis for the creation of … Continue reading →

The Rick Jensen Trio Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | £10 cash on the door Founded in Wellington, New Zealand in 1999, it was Rick’s first exploration of free jazz. The line up changed and settled at different points (sometimes … Continue reading →

Duo 1: Alex Ward (clarinet) & Steve Noble (percussion) Duo 2: Marcio Mattos (double bass) & Steve Noble (percussion) Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £10 cash   Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser whose super-precise, ultra-propulsive and hyper-detailed … Continue reading →

November’s chapter of our monthly drawing session with resident musician Cos Chapman, mixing live electronic improvisation and an open drawing session – bring your own drawing materials, or use ours… Doors 4pm, session from 4.30pm to 6.00pm. free entry, donations … Continue reading →

Two’s a crowd : A one-off night featuring three sets from three London-based duos! £12 tickets in advance : www.eventbrite.co.uk/twos-a-crowd-tickets Doors at 7pm, music at 7.30pm. £15 on the door. Lottie & Toby guitarists Toby Evans-Jesra (leather.head, piglet, lobby) and Lottie … Continue reading →

Kevin Ayers occupied a peculiar corner of British music. Pop songwriter, experimentalist,  romantic, absurdist. Founder member of Soft Machine. Crooner, guitarist, reluctant rock star and enduring outsider. His songs could be playful, melancholic, surreal, melodic or unexpectedly avant-garde — sometimes … Continue reading →

Pioneering and influential American saxophonist Bhob Rainey is touring the UK this autumn. His London gig sees him team up with like minded musicians Angharad Davies, Regan Bowering and Phil Durrant for an evening of two duos and a quartet. … Continue reading →

Sue Lynch (saxophone, flute), Adam Bohman (amplified objects), Mark Wastell (percussion) and Jean Michel Van Schouwburg  (voice) Adrian Northover (saxophones) and Pascal Marzan (microtonal guitar) Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £10 cash on the door Sue Lynch (saxophone, clarinet, … Continue reading →

Each month, Mark Wastell invites a different performer to join him in creating something unique, between 4.30-5.30pm, while the gallery remains open and goes about its normal activity. This months guest is Maggie Nicols. Maggie Nicols : voice / taps Mark … Continue reading →

Lesbian Leaders in the ’30s Republican Spain talk (including poet Lucía Sánchez Saornil, co-founder of Mujeres Libres) paired with a screening of seven Latin American queer short films (Será Inmortal by Cinema Mentiré)

‘Gestures’ is a collection of limited edition mixed media prints. It all started with a series of photographs I took, shot from the hip, at the Hundred Years Gallery in 2024. I printed them out – something I rarely do … Continue reading →

Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £10 cash on the door Paul Margree is a sound artist and improvisor from London. A regular (ish) visitor to Eddie Prevost’s improvisation workshop sessions, he blends explorations of everyday objects with feedback systems … Continue reading →

Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £13 | Advance tickets: from Dice.FM Memory, Migration & Home — a meeting of modern English poetry with South-Asian songs and improvised music featuring Shephali Frost with Mark Hewins (electric guitar, synthesizer), Adrian Northover (soprano … Continue reading →

Dissidences*. Sound, voice, word. Poetesses and/or poets, singers, performers, gather in a semi circle around a music improviser. Reading, reciting, singing or babbling. Spontaneity and dissidence are the rules. Spontaneity and dissidence will be the basis for the creation of … Continue reading →

A discussion bringing together two Spanish-language titles: Antonio Aguilar exploring queer desire and cruising in modern Spanish poetry (Elogio del Cruising). Paula Villanueva introducing the lesbian and bisexual literary circle from early 20th-century Madrid (El Círculo Sáfico). Interviewed and led … Continue reading →

The City Remains : screening and talk by Jamie Stantonian 6.30pm | free entry / donation “The City Remains is an experimental short film drawn from more than twenty years of dream journals, transforming Edinburgh into an immense psychic landscape: … Continue reading →

A Bigger MOUTH : Wednesday 11th November: Steve Noble: Percussion Marcio Mattos: Bass Pascal Marzan: Guitar Gabriel Keen: Keyboard Paul Taylor: Trombone Mike Walter: Saxophone & Synthesiser The first MOUTH was a duo Lol Coxhill soprano saxophone and Mike Walter tenor … Continue reading →

The Tunnel are a group of artists and performers who hold regular exhibitions in London. The title of the exhibition refers to the quote by William Blake “The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom” taken from the … 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 →