In 2022, Drawing Room celebrates its 20th birthday. To mark the anniversary we are looking back at momentous exhibitions from our recent and more distant past and talking to the artists and contributors who made them happen, examining the centrality of drawing to creative practice from the perspective of artists. In the fourth of this yearlong series we look back to the exhibition A Slice through the World: Contemporary Artists’ Drawings (2018), a group exhibition celebrating the sustained power of drawing in the digital age.

This online session of presentations and discussions, selected from an open call, provides access to recent research examining critical issues around contemporary drawing.

Drawing Room is pleased to offer our Members the opportunity to join Amrita Jhaveri on a tour of ‘Conversations on Tomorrow’ at Sadie Coles HQ, at 11:15am on Saturday 14th May, as part of London Gallery Weekend.

Drawing Room is pleased to offer our Members the opportunity to attend a tour of ’Drawing attention: emerging British artists’ at the British Museum led by curator Isabel Seligman, taking place at 9am on Thursday 9th December 2021.

In 2022, Drawing Room celebrates its 20th birthday. To mark the anniversary we are looking back at momentous exhibitions from our recent and more distant past and talking to the artists and contributors who made them happen, examining the centrality of drawing to creative practice from the perspective of artists. In the third of this yearlong series we look back to the exhibition Modern Nature (2019) which explored our interaction and fascination with plants in relation to aspects of social change, personal well-being and scientific research.

In 2022, Drawing Room celebrates its 20th birthday. To mark the anniversary we are looking back at momentous exhibitions from our recent and more distant past and talking to the artists and contributors who made them happen, examining the centrality of drawing to creative practice from the perspective of artists. In the second of this yearlong series we look back to the exhibition Not Without My Ghosts:The Artist as Medium (2020), a major exhibition of artists and works inspired by mediumistic methodologies and their deep cultural history.

This online session of presentations and discussions, selected from an open call, provides access to recent research examining critical issues around contemporary drawing.

In 2022, Drawing Room celebrates its 20th birthday. To mark the anniversary we are looking back at momentous exhibitions from our recent and more distant past and talking to the artists and contributors who made them happen, examining the centrality of drawing to creative practice from the perspective of artists; in the first of this yearlong series we look back to the exhibition Drawn Out (2021).

Drawing Room invites its members for an exclusive morning visit to the studios of artists Lucia Pizzani & Martin Cordiano, located near Brixton. Please contact [email protected] to book your place.  This private studio visit…