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 is a constellation of contemporary performance making, marking the culmination of three years of thinking and making within Goldsmiths, Theatre and Performance. It marks the final steps in our UG journey, and at the same time our first steps as we begin to map out our paths beyond Goldsmiths.

This year's Festival responds to and explores a wide variety of themes and performance styles, ranging from installation performances and immersive sound pieces to short experimental films and contemporary cabaret performance. These projects have been developed over months of practice research, risk taking and experimentation, the work reflects both our individuality as artists but also our collective drive to expand and explore the boundaries of contemporary performance making.

Open to the public:

• Thursday 21 - Friday 22 May
• Thursday 28 - Friday 29 May

Open to the public:

• Wednesday 27 May, 6.30 - 9pm
• Thursday 28 May, 6.30 - 9pm
• Friday 29 May, 6.30 - 9pm

Open to the public:

• Thursday 28 May, afternoon performances
• Friday 29 May, afternoon performances

Details:

 performed by students on the BMus in Popular Music at Goldsmiths.

Come and hear the final year students on the BMus in Popular Music as they perform sets of new and original work, as the culmination of their studies at Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ.

Join us for an exciting evening of four sets per night, entry ticket covers you for all shows that night, with performances starting from 7.45pm each night (and from 6.30pm on Sunday 7 June).

Ages:

16+ 

Tickets:

£5.00 - £10.00

Concessions:

£5.00

Length:

3 hours

CoCoNeuro Poster Presentations

• Show open to the public: 16 June 2026
• Location: (Google Maps location)

Private view: 18 June, 6pm-9pm
Open to public: 19-22 June, 10am-5pm
Locations:

•  (LG01, LG02, LG09, LG10)
• 102 Ground floor exhibition space
• TV studio

Description

Come down to the Media, Communications and Cultural Studies BA Degree Show, 18-22 June 2026, to see what our undergraduate students have produced this year.

Students from Media, Communications and Cultural Studies are proud to present "Elapse", a degree show of their work in Photography, Audio, Illustration, Experimental Film, Documentary, Screen Fiction, Creative Writing, Journalism and Journalism M&C at this year's degree show.

Elapse will be across three floors in the Professor Stuart Hall building overlooking the back field. Free admission.

Private view

• 18 June: 6 - 9pm

Open to the public

• 19 - 22 June: 10 - 5pm

°Õ³ó±ð Undergraduate Art Degree Show (18-22 June) will showcase work by graduating artists from BA (Hons) Fine Art, BA (Hons) Fine Art & History of Art, plus Tooth Travelling Scholarship, BA (Hons) Fine Art (Extension) and BA (Hons) Curating courses at Goldsmiths.

Opening night:

• Thursday 18 June, 6pm – 9pm

Open to the public:

• Thursday 18 June – Monday 22 June, 10am – 7pm
• Sunday 21 June,, 11am – 5pm

Location:

Various locations across Goldsmiths' campus TBC

There, Their, They’re (2026)

Opening times

Private view:

• Thursday 18 June: 6 - 10pm

Open to the public:

• Friday 19 June: 10am - 6pm
  Saturday 20 June: 10am - 5pm / 6pm - 10pm (friends and family view)
• Sunday 21 June: 10am - 6pm
• Monday 22 June: 10am - 12pm

Location

Unit/08, 133 Copeland Rd,
London, SE15 3SN

Description

Good Grief is an exhibition of work by trainee art psychotherapists. It brings together personal practices that reflect the emotional, creative, and clinical experiences encountered throughout and supporting training.

The exhibition offers insight into the unique experience of practicing art psychotherapy - a form of psychotherapy that uses artmaking to support communication, self-understanding, and emotional processing. 

Location:

Goldsmiths University of London: the Whitehead Building and Kingsway Corridor

Opening times:

Private view: 19 June, 6pm-10pm (all welcome)

Open to the public: 20 June - 22 June, 10am-5pm

Location:

Professor Stuart Hall Building

Private view: 

• Thursday 2 July: 6pm

Public exhibition:

• Friday 3 July - Tuesday 5 July: 6pm onwards

Details:

• Dates: 16 and 17 July 2026

• Location: RHB 137a

• Time: 11am - 5pm

Private view: 16 July, 6pm - 9pm

Open to public: Friday 17 July – Sunday 19 July, 10am - 5pm
Locations:

• Professor Stuart Hall Atrium, LG01, LG02, LG09, LG10
• Ground floor exhibition space

The Postgraduate Art Degree Show (16-21 July) includes work by graduating artists from MFA Fine Art, MA Artists' Film & Moving Image, MA Art & Ecology, and Graduate Diploma in Art.  

Opening night:

• Thursday 16 July, 6pm – 9pm

Opening times:

• Friday 17 July – Tuesday 21 July, 10am – 7pm
• Sunday 19 July, 11am – 5pm

Location:

• Various locations across Goldsmiths' campus TBC

MA Children’s Book Illustration presents graduates present 'Once Upon a Line'

Private show

• 9 July

Exhibition open to the public:

• 10 - 12 July

Location TBC

• Opening night: 13 August 6 - 9pm
• Show open to the public: 13 - 15 August 
• Location: , Laban Annexe (Google Maps location)

• Opening show: 27 August 6-9pm
• Show open to the public: 27 - 29 Augus,t 6-9pm
• Location: St James Hatcham Building (Church), Laban Annexe (Google Maps location)

Games and Playful Design Degree Show

• Opening night: 11 September, 6-9pm
• Show open to the public: 11 - 12 September
• Location: (Google Maps location)