Jost Münster’s work is included in the group show Zein Zufall at Grolle Pass Projects in Wuppertal, 31 Aug – 13 Oct

Suki Chan’s Sleep Walk Sleep Talk is part of ‘Circadian Rhythms: Contemporary art and biological time’, at The Glucksman, Cork – curated by Chris Clarke and Fiona Kearney in association with the APC Microbiome Centre, UCC. 3 August – 3 November

Michelle Williams Gamaker is the Arts Council Collection’s Artist of the Month. Her film House of Women was bought by the Collection in 2018

Madalina Zaharia’s work is in the Mostyn Open 21, Llandudno, Wales. Selected from over 750 submissions from across the globe, the 21st anniversary edition of this internationally significant exhibition presents over 30 artists working in disciplines including textiles, photography, painting, sculpture, installation and film and video. July – October

Grant Foster’s work is included in the group show The Book of Dreams, contemporary responses to the work of William Blake, at Chapel on the Green, in Glasbury, Wales July/August

Michelle Williams Gamaker’s House of Women is part of As Seen on Screen – at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool. The exhibition looks at the influence of cinema on art 31 May – 18 August

Jost Münster appears in two related exhibitions proposing a ‘stand-off’ between abstraction and figuration – Check Mate! at BCMA, Berlin, and ABSTRACTION VS FIGURATION at Kunstgenerator, Geneva, late April – mid May

European Media Arts Festival, Germany – screening of Animal Condensed>>Animal Expanded#2
Braziers Mini Indi Festival, UK – screening of Animal Condensed>>Animal Expanded#2
Chicago Underground Film Festival, USA – screening of Animal Condensed>>Animal Expanded#2

Michelle Williams Gamaker is in All About You, a group show curated by Alex White, at The Koppel Project Hive, London 5 April – 3 May

Jost Münster is one of the artists in Carousel, a group show at The Koppel Project Central, London 17 – 25 May

Nine of Tintype’s Essex Road short films are being screened in Strangelove Time Based Media Festival in Folkestone 23 March, curated by Tony Grisoni. Works by Jordan Baseman, Helen Benigson, Sebastian Buerkner, Benedict Drew, George Eksts, Judith Goddard, Tony Grisoni, Xiaowen Zhu, and Andrew Luka Zimmerman were all made for Tintype’s annual Essex Road programme.

Jo Addison and Bill Leslie are in conversation at Freelands Foundation, London on the 21 February.

Madalina Zaharia participates in the group show Mimesis; Narrative; Against hegemony; an exhibition celebrating 10 years of Peer Sessions 26 Jan – 16 Feb at A.P.T.Gallery, London

Michelle Williams Gamaker’s film House of Women is showing in a new exhibition entitled Women Protest Power at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery from 10th November 2018 – 31st March 2019. The exhibition is held as part of the Arts Council Collection’s National Partners Programme in association with Birmingham Museums Trust.

Michelle Williams Gamaker’s film House of Women is being screened at the International Short Film Festival, Winterthur, Switzerland Nov 6 – 11. It is showing in a section called The Female Gaze, part of the This is Britain programme. Gamaker Williams is appearing on a panel with Ayo Akingbade.

Jo Addison, Adam Gillam, and Alice Walton are part of the group show Tiggers Brown at Kinsgate Project Space, London 17 Nov – 17 Dec

Jennet Thomas is featured as the SPOTLIGHT artist at this year’s Cologne Short Film Festival on Thursday 15th November, showing a mini retrospective of works including: Sharony, The Unspeakable Freedom Device, Animal Condensed>Animal Expanded#1&2. Thomas will also be presenting a live performance of I Am Your Error Message.

George Eksts is one of the many artists, writers, designers and musicians asked to choose and annotate a text for The Annotated Reader, an exhibition and publication at 9b Cork Street, London. The Annotated Reader is an exhibition-as-publication, or publication-as-exhibition curated by Ryan Gander and Jonathan P. Watts. 4 – 13 October

Madalina Zaharia is showing work in the group show Pre History Romanian Art Now, at Suprainfinit, Bucharest, 13 Sept – 26 Oct

For the final week of the Whitechapel Open, George Eksts took over the Gallery’s Instagram.

Taking as a starting point the front covers of the last 50 years of Control Magazine, artists Ross Taylor and Madalina Zaharia presented ‘Reading as Rhythm’, a series of immersive vocal performances exploring the visual legacy of the magazine and transforming its pictorial language into rhythm and words.

George Eksts is one of the 22 artists selected by curators, critics and collectors. The London Open showcases the most exciting art being made in the capital today. 8 June – 26 August

Jost Münster’s work is part of the group show Painting Notes at Art Seen, Nicosia, Cyprus, 4 May – 22 June

Jennet Thomas’s film The Unspeakable Freedom Device was screened at the CCA (Centre for Contemporary Arts), Glasgow as part of Glasgow International, followed by an in-conversation between Jennet Thomas and GI Director Richard Parry

Jost Münster’s solo exhibition Flirt Tricks opens at 1961 Projects, Singapore, 21 April – 16 June

Jennet Thomas’s Animal Condensed>>Animal Expanded#1 is presented at Poppositions, an annual assembly in Brussels of international galleries, artist initiatives and project spaces, 18 – 22 April

Untitled (Eternal, Pas de Deux, Plié), a short film made by Anna Lucas and Alice Walton, is part of Late at the Tate, St Ives on 13 April, a special event to tie in with the exhibition Virginia Woolf – An Exhibition Inspired by her Writings.

Jost Münster’s work is in the large group show Malevolent Eldritch Shrieking, curated by Paul Morrison, 24 March – 5 May, Attercliffe TM, Sheffield

Jennet Thomas’s Animal Condensed>>Animal Expanded #2 is showing at Peninsula Arts, Plymouth 2nd – 29th March in an artists’ showcase with Georgie Grace and Serial Composition

Ivan Gallery, Bucharest is presenting Madalina Zaharia’s work alongside the influential Romanian artist Paul Neagu at ARCO Madrid, 21 – 25 February

Suki Chan was selected for Film London Artists’ Moving Image Network (FLAMIN)’s development programme, New Approaches. She is developing Conscious, a feature length film for both gallery presentation and theatrical distribution.

Jo Addison is participating in Fully Awake, curated by Ian Hartshore & Sean Kaye at Studio Pavilion, House for Art Lovers, Glasgow 4 – 19 November

Suki Chan’s Still Point is part of a three-day moving image event in Liverpool 28 – 30 September focusing on films by artists based in Asia and its diaspora. misty clouds scattered colours is organised by Edouard Malingue Gallery and supported by key organisations in the North West.

Jost Münster has a solo exhibition at Galerie Mirko Mayer, Cologne 16 Sept – 20 Nov.

Madalina Zaharia is in Tender Buttons, a joint presentation with Fran Meana at Salón project space, part of Apertura – Madrid’s Gallery Weekend 15 – 17 September.

Lynne Marsh’s film Anna and the Tower is being screened at the Babylon Cinema, Berlin 9 Sept as part of Good to Talk – 46 hours in conversation, to inaugurate the work’s release in Videoart at Midnight Editions

Adam Gillam is showing work in Im In The Garden at Foal Art, Ryde, Isle of Wight 30 June – 9 July. Curated by Joanne Hummel-Newell. Friday 14 July: Artists in conversation with Jonathan Parsons

Remai Modern’s newest web commission, is Taking Positions, by Lynne Marsh. The project will be featured on the museum’s website from June 1-30.
Taking Positions is a performance-for-screen that was recorded in the empty gallery space of Kunsthaus Dahlem in Berlin.