Dryden Goodwin leads a tour of the works in Close: Drawn Portraits, revealing from an artist’s perspective the ways in which he looks at drawings.

Deanna Petherbridge discusses works in Close: Drawn Portraits, focusing on the differences and confluences in portraits and self-portraits.

Drawing Room invites you to celebrate the launch of Annotations 5, Devlin Shea: Getting Closer.

Drawing Room invites you to the opening of Close: Drawn Portraits.

Mark Titchner will offer a personal insight into his major new public art commission at London Bridge station.

Returning for their fourth music event at Drawing Room, Guildhall School of Music and Drama’s Ubu Ensemble will perform an ambitious programme of works that explore female expression in response to the exhibition From the Inside Out. With works by composers including Thomas Adès, Cathy Berberian, Sally Beamish, Luciano Berio, Florence Price and more.

​Drawing Room is pleased to offer the opportunity to see From the Inside Out artist Marie Jacotey in conversation with exhibition co-curator Mary Doyle.

Drawing Room is pleased to offer Drawing Circle members the opportunity to attend a private collection visit at the home of Valeria Napoleone in West London.

Researcher and curator Helena Reckitt responds to From the Inside Out in a talk that links the work of exhibiting artists to key practices from earlier periods of feminist art, theory and collectivity concerned with embodiment, materiality, narrative and memoir.

Join artist Patrick Goddard and writer Patrick Langley to tell stories of urban life through collage, drawing and text. At the end of the workshop, the stories will be brought together as a zine, and each participant will receive a copy.

An afternoon of presentations and discussions, selected from an open call, examines recent research and critical issues around contemporary drawing.

Athena Papadopoulos reads from her new handwritten and drawn novel A Tittle-Tattle-Tell-A-Tale-Heart. The reading will be preceded by an introduction to Papadopoulos’ practice and the key ideas and themes in From the Inside Out by exhibition co-curators Mary Doyle and Jacqui McIntosh.

​Drawing Room is pleased to offer the opportunity to see From the Inside Out artist Emma Talbot in conversation with exhibition co-curator Jacqui McIntosh.

Drawing Room is pleased to offer Network members and Drawing Circle members the opportunity to attend a private tour of Paula Rego: From Mind to Hand at Marlborough Fine Art. Spanning the last three decades and comprising approximately sixty works, the exhibition presents preparatory sketches demonstrating how essential drawing is to an understanding of Paula Rego’s work and gives a rare insight into her draughtsmanship and inventiveness.

Pick up pens, pencils, chalks and a sketchbook from the front desk, wander the gallery and be inspired to create your own works of art. We’d love to see them when you’re done! Share in person or tag on social media using #DRDropinAndDraw.

Drawing Room is pleased to announce a screening of Patrick Goddard’s film Looking for the Ocean Estate, followed by the artist in conversation with Authentocrats author Joe Kennedy

Nilbar Güreş, Marie Jacotey, Athena Papadopoulos, Emma Talbot 

Drawing Room is pleased to offer Drawing Circle members, and a limited number of Network members, the opportunity to attend a studio visit in Hackney with Donna Huddleston.

Drawing Room Summer School is an annual week long programme of dynamic workshops, devised and led by established artists. It offers participants a stimulating practical and conceptual approach to drawing through workshops that develop skills, techniques and test out ideas.

This year’s Summer School is devised and led by Amalia Pica with Lisa Brice and Paul Noble.

What would you like your city to be?

Join artist Jenni Fagerstrom to create a dynamic, 3D cityscape using all sorts of recyclable materials. Each day we’ll add more to the city and at the end of the week we’ll be lighting up our creation to see how it comes alive at night…

You are welcome to join for the whole week or just one afternoon.

Join co-curator of A Slice through the World Kate Macfarlane for an informal tour of the exhibition.

Ghost House In his imposing commission for Outset Study, which echoes the omnipresent construction sites of Elephant and Castle, Patrick Goddard questions ideas of authenticity. The work combines the cynicism of comic books, the melodrama of gothic imagery and the…

Drawing Room is pleased to offer Drawing Circle members, and a limited number of Network members, the opportunity to join artist Shezad Dawood on the North Bank of the River Thames on a mudlarking expedition, followed by lunch (optional).

Drawing Room is pleased to offer Drawing Circle members, and a limited number of Network members, the opp​ortunity to attend a private tour of Tacita Dean: LANDSCAPE at the Royal Academy of Arts with exhibition curator Dr Désirée de Chair. The internationally renowned visual artist Tacita Dean will explore “landscape” in its broadest sense with intimate collections of natural found objects, a mountainous blackboard drawing, a series of cloudscapes in chalk on slate and a major new experimental 35mm film.

ruby onyinyechi amanze, Karl Haendel, David Haines, Ciprian Muresan, David Musgrave, Lucy Skaer

​Join curators Kate Macfarlane and Stephanie Straine, and artists Karl Haendel, David Haines and David Musgrave for an informal tour of the exhibition.

Come along to our first Drop in & Draw session at Drawing Room’s new gallery. Happening alongside our orchestral concert Parallel Lines, pick up pens, pencils, chalks and a sketchbook from the front desk, and let the music inspire you to create your own works of art.

We’d love to see them when you’re done! Share in person or tag on social media using #DRDropinAndDraw.

Join us at our new gallery in Elephant and Castle for an afternoon of music with the Guildhall’s Ubu Ensemble. Presenting an extensive programme that celebrates the friendships and connections between composers and visual artists. Performing works by Georges Auric, Francis Poulenc, Erik Satie and Edgard Varese amongst others.

Drawing Room is pleased to offer Drawing Circle members, and a limited number of Network members, the opp​ortunity to attend a private tour of Artists at Work at The Courtauld Gallery with exhibition curator Deanna Petherbridge. Through a selection of drawings from the sixteenth to the twentieth century, this exhibition aims to illustrate the range in which artists have represented themselves and others making art.

Drawing Room is pleased to invite Drawing Circle members to a morning of intimate studio visits in Hackney.

Sarnath Banerjee, Claudio Caldini, Francesco Clemente, Sabah Husain, Prabhavathi Meppayil, Nasreen Mohamedi, Tania Mouraud, Lee Mullican, Michael Müller, Hetain Patel, Lala Rukh, Vidya Sagar, Mohan Samant, Shahzia Sikander, Dayanita Singh, Marian Zazeela.

Drawing Room Originals Fair offers the chance to buy books, zines and affordable artworks from some of the most exciting artists and publishers in London and beyond.

The author of Art and Emergency: Modernism in Twentieth-Century India, Emilia Terracciano gives an insightful talk about Nasreen Mohamedi’s life and work, and shares unseen footage of Mohamedi during her time in Kihim (Bombay).

As our major exhibition Everything we do is music draws to a close, join the Drawing Room team for a celebratory evening - a final chance to enjoy the exhibition with a drink from the bar.

An exclusive opportunity for members to visit the private collection of writer, curator and art critic Sacha Craddock in central London

The second of two Sunday music events exploring the influence of Indian classical music on Western composers. The Guildhall’s Ubu Ensemble will perform works by John Cage, Morton Feldman and Giacinto Scelsi.

British born, New York-based artist Matthew Ritchie presents Surrender to the Diagram, a participatory performance lecture and workshop, which invites the audience to become a ‘living history of diagrams’.

Programmed alongside Camberwell Space’s forthcoming exhibition A History of Drawing.

Sarnath Banerjee, Claudio Caldini, Francesco Clemente, Sabah Husain, Prabhavathi Meppayil, Nasreen Mohamedi, Tania Mouraud, Lee Mullican, Michael Müller, Hetain Patel, Lala Rukh, Vidya Sagar, Mohan Samant, Shahzia Sikander, Dayanita Singh, Marian Zazeela.

Drawing Room is pleased to announce a new work by Sarnath Banerjee, the third Annotations artist to create work for - and inspired by - Drawing Room’s Outset Study. Best known for his graphic novels and films that…