Moira Jarvis 1949-2018
Moira Jarvis was a committee member of South London Women Artists and also edited our ArtVerve online publication.
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SLWA artist receives Life Long Learning Award
Congratulations to SLWArtist Karen J. Smith who has recently won, a very well deserved, Life Long Learning Award from Morley College.
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Pillow Talk – conversations with women
Pillow Talk - conversations with women is a collaboration between South London Women Artists and the Women’s Art Library, Goldsmiths, University of London. Documenting the journey the project has taken between 2016- 2018, Pillow Talk contains texts and conversations outlining...
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Dulwich Artists Open House
South London Women Artist Janet Tod was exhibiting as part of the Dulwich Festival Artists Open House.
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Joint Exhibition – Music Makers
Hackney Picturehouse presented the first joint exhibition of artists Julie Bennett and Gerald O’Dowd.
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Strong and Stable
Celebrating ten years of South London Women Artists. The theme of the show references a recent article in The Independent referring to those now notorious words… ‘strong & stable’.
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Silence is Over at Portico Gallery
Over 20 female artists have their say on a blank canvas on the subject of coercive control and sexual abuse. The canvases will then be assembled into billboards, which serve as a reclaimed space, where the female voice can be...
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Matze and Citroen at Museum de Fundatie
SLWA artist and photographer YOKE MATZE is in an exhibition at the Museum de Fundatie/Kasteel het Nijenhuis in the Netherlands.
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Pillow Talk
Pillow Talk is a collection of art pillows that captures stories giving a visual dialogue on women’s histories, experiences and psyches.
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I’m Inside, Ring the Bell!
Continuing the International Women’s Month celebrations, SLWA is working with 4749 Tanner Street to exhibit a major new collaborative work about women of importance - a contemporized interpretation of Judy Chicago’s The Dinner Party.
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