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SUMMARY:Susie Olczak\, To Tie You Over Exhibition
DESCRIPTION: To Tide You Over \, a solo presentation of new printmaking\, sculpture and moving image by Susie Olczak. Exploring how water connects and transforms landscapes through both natural and engineered systems\, the exhibition traces its movement across hidden and visible networks–from root systems and moisture bearing soils that quietly draw and redistribute moisture to infrastructures that manage flow and circulation. \nOlczak’s research connects Chile’s Atacama Desert with London’s waterways\, revealing how distant sites become linked through circulation and exchange. The nearby Brunel Tunnel – a pioneering Victorian underwater passage that became as much spectacle as infrastructure – exemplifies water’s dual role in shaping both practical necessity and cultural imagination\, a tension that runs throughout the exhibition. \nIn the main gallery\, Olczak’s ceramic sculptures embody the physicality of their engineering\, scratched and moulded into objects that speak to potential function as much as materiality and aesthetics. The works point to the contingent\, improvisational processes the artist uses to investigate spatial environments. Meanwhile\, moving image work in the Shed space splices together fragments of terrain\, water and light to meditative effect. \nIn proximity to the Thames\, To Tide You Over\, takes the river’s tidal rhythm as both subject and structure\, considering how adaptation offers ways of understanding shifting landscapes – where water is both sustaining and increasingly unpredictable. \nSusie Olczak is a multidisciplinary artist with a focus on sculpture. Her work considers ideas of contingent making and adaption in relation to climate change. \nExhibition\n\nJune 13\, 2026 – July 12\, 2026 \nFree Entry\nFriday\, Saturday and Sundays\n12pm-6pm\n\n 
URL:https://bermondsey.london/event/susie-olczak-to-tie-you-over-exhibition/
CATEGORIES:Bermondsey Cultural Events
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SUMMARY:'Bark-mondsey' Square Pride and Paws
DESCRIPTION:Join us at ‘Bark-mondsey’ Square Pride and Paws\, where we celebrate the vibrant connection between our local community and our furry friends. \nProudly hosted by Lisa the Pet Sitter\, The Arzner Cinema and Bermondsey Square\, we are dedicated to creating a welcoming space for pet owners and animal lovers during Pride Month and beyond. \n\n\nAt “Bark”mondsey Square we prioritise community involvement\, LGBTQIA+ support & animal welfare through creating engaging events & programs. \nWe hope to run more events throughout the year where we can embrace these cultures. \nFind out more about our Dog-Friendly Screenings
URL:https://bermondsey.london/event/barkmondsey-square-bermondsey-square/
CATEGORIES:Bermondsey Events,Events in South London
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SUMMARY:Puppet & Storytelling Festival: Forest-Themed Drop-In Puppet-Making Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to make and operate your own animal puppets using recycled materials with puppetmaker Gemma Kawaja (as seen at Norwich Puppet Theatre). Bring your creature creations along to Bermondsey Spa Gardens on 12 July to create a wild woodland scene for our finale celebration show. \nOur professional artist\, Gemma Kawaja\, is ready to help you make a magical puppet from tissue and rods.  All materials are provided. \nPuppets made at this event can be used at at our  grand finale celebration in Bermondsey Spa Gardens on 12th July. Put the date in your diary! \n\nAbout the workshop\nStep into a world of woodland wonder with our Forest-Themed Drop-In Puppet-Making Workshop at Bermondsey Blue Market! Presented by Crooked Timber Theatre! \nThis relaxed\, all-ages session invites you to create your own puppet inspired by the forest—think curious creatures\, tiny insects\, or anything that might be hiding among the trees. You can join at any time and take part at your own pace\, with guidance available to help you build a simple puppet structure. \nOnce your puppet has taken shape\, explore a wide range of materials to bring your woodland character to life. A selection of finished demonstration puppets will be on display to spark ideas and inspire your creations. \nPart of our puppet and storytelling festival\, this is a welcoming\, hands-on experience for all the family- come along\, get creative\, and leave with a unique puppet and a story to tell. \nGemma Khawaja – Crooked Timber Theatre\nGemma Khawaja is a professional puppeteer and folk singer and also makes puppets too. Gemma has performed in puppet shows produced by leading companies such as Norwich Puppet Theatre\, Horse & Bamboo Theatre\, Little Angel Theatre\, Monstro Theatre and Manchester’s Factory International\, as well as being a workshop leader for Norwich Puppet Theatre for many years. \nBermondsey Puppet & Story Festival 2026\nA new family-friendly community festival is coming to Bermondsey in summer 2026. Bermondsey Puppet & Story Fest will feature free puppetry and storytelling workshops across local schools\, community venues and public spaces\, leading to a lively outdoor celebration in Bermondsey Spa Gardens on Sunday 12 July\, 12–5pm. \nThe finale will showcase community-made puppets alongside headline performances from internationally renowned storytellers including Usifu Jalloh\, Emily Hanna\, Marrianna Portello and Bernadette Russell. \nFind out more:https://bermondsey.london/events/puppet-storytelling-festival-2026-bermondsey/ \nAll events are free and open to all ages. \nSupported by Blue Bermondsey BID\, Connection With Wonder and Southwark Cultural Celebration Fund\, the festival is brought to you by the team behind London Dreamtime Storytelling and Illuminate Bermondsey & Rotherhithe. \nWhat to expect from at the workshops\nFree public workshops will take place across local venues and outdoor spaces\, including weekly sessions at The Blue Market from May – July. Led by professional storytellers and puppeteers\, these hands-on sessions invite people of all ages to create puppets\, share stories and learn the techniques that bring puppetry and storytelling to life. Participants can contribute ideas and creations towards the final community celebration. No experience is needed — just curiosity and imagination. Take home your creations and then bring them along to Bermondsey Spa Gardens on Sunday 12 July 12 – 5pm and join in with our finale show!
URL:https://bermondsey.london/event/puppet-story-telling-festival-workshop-5/
LOCATION:The Blue Market\, Market Place\, London\, SE16 3UQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art,Bermondsey Cultural Events,Bermondsey Events
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SUMMARY:Susie Olczak\, To Tie You Over Exhibition
DESCRIPTION: To Tide You Over \, a solo presentation of new printmaking\, sculpture and moving image by Susie Olczak. Exploring how water connects and transforms landscapes through both natural and engineered systems\, the exhibition traces its movement across hidden and visible networks–from root systems and moisture bearing soils that quietly draw and redistribute moisture to infrastructures that manage flow and circulation. \nOlczak’s research connects Chile’s Atacama Desert with London’s waterways\, revealing how distant sites become linked through circulation and exchange. The nearby Brunel Tunnel – a pioneering Victorian underwater passage that became as much spectacle as infrastructure – exemplifies water’s dual role in shaping both practical necessity and cultural imagination\, a tension that runs throughout the exhibition. \nIn the main gallery\, Olczak’s ceramic sculptures embody the physicality of their engineering\, scratched and moulded into objects that speak to potential function as much as materiality and aesthetics. The works point to the contingent\, improvisational processes the artist uses to investigate spatial environments. Meanwhile\, moving image work in the Shed space splices together fragments of terrain\, water and light to meditative effect. \nIn proximity to the Thames\, To Tide You Over\, takes the river’s tidal rhythm as both subject and structure\, considering how adaptation offers ways of understanding shifting landscapes – where water is both sustaining and increasingly unpredictable. \nSusie Olczak is a multidisciplinary artist with a focus on sculpture. Her work considers ideas of contingent making and adaption in relation to climate change. \nExhibition\n\nJune 13\, 2026 – July 12\, 2026 \nFree Entry\nFriday\, Saturday and Sundays\n12pm-6pm\n\n 
URL:https://bermondsey.london/event/susie-olczak-to-tie-you-over-exhibition-2/
LOCATION:Coleman Gallery\, 94 Webster Rd\, SE16 4DF\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Bermondsey Cultural Events
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