Phillip Allen; Hannah Beerman; Michiel Ceulers; Martin Creed. Curation by Tim Garwood

Matt Tiller, local broadcaster, producer and author on his new book The Lion Who Never Roared, which tells the emotional story of one of Britain’s first black professional footballers, Jack Leslie.

Sim Smith is delighted to announce Emily Hunt's first UK solo show, Crystal Radio Geist.

Hunt explores the history of witchcraft, the persecution of women, propaganda texts and the relevance of these topics for various communities in society today. Crystal Radio Geist will include ambitious new ceramic installations and elaborately intricate paintings and etchings.

This year’s Camberwell Arts Festival will take place from 10th - 18th June 2023 when we take art out of the studio and into the street to celebrate the UK’s longest-running visual arts.

This year’s festival takes the theme of Showtime - shining a spotlight on Camberwell’s fascinating music hall heritage, and working with the next generation of local performers to reinterpret this for contemporary audiences.

An award-winning play on men's mental health, Toxic follows two best friends, Andy and James, and the circumstances that have caused their mental health to spiral. Andy discovers his husband is having an affair. James is a man's man, who uses gags to disguise his vulnerability. Before the toxic culture of stoicism and silence swallows them too, they must learn to speak up and face their demons head on.

14 January - 18 February 2023.

Sim Smith is proud to present Add More Fuel To Your Life, Max Boyla's first solo exhibition at the gallery. Still studying at the Royal Academy Schools, this exhibition charts Boyla's practice over the last few years. The exhibition develops across his first 'Poster Paintings', to explorations through ceramic and most recently large 'Spillage' works, abstracted forms on satin and velvet in ink and oil.

9 December 2022 - 12 March 2023.

Returning to the South London Gallery for the fifth year, Bloomberg New Contemporaries is a group show of emerging and early career artists. The 2022 exhibition features 47 of the UK’s most exciting artists from art schools and alternative peer-to-peer learning programmes.

Karaoke classics on the organ. It’s been a while but we are pleased to welcome Organoke back to St Giles.

Camberwell Arts Festival 2022 - Email camberwellartsfestival@gmail.com to volunteer or join the committee.

A little show of work in the beautiful Courtyard space at Clockwork Studios, as part of the Dulwich Festival Artists' Open House.

'Horatiu Bolder', Tim Garwood's second show at Sim Smith, is composed of seven reverse-glass paintings - a back-to-front process, the 'top' layer painted first, the 'background' last - one neon work, and a work on canvas (all 2022).

The Fallen Follie is a new show, diving into the glamorous world of the roaring 20's. Sit back and let the original score guide you through the highs and lows of Mae's journey to stardom!

Sim Smith is delighted to present Prospect and Refuge. Curated by David Surman. Carl Anderson, Richard Ayodeji Ikhide, Bendix Harms, Ian Gouldstone, Callum Green, Kate Groobey.

Featuring Kevin Glasgow on bass, Demi Garcia on percussion, Nicolas Meier on acoustic fretless and fretted guitar and Glissentar.

Black Sunday returns in 2022 after successfully returning to the live festival experience with a sold out 2021 event. The 2022 event hosts four fantastic feature films and nineteen amazing short films over two days.