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Open Thursday–Saturday 12–6pm

In-conversation and exhibition tour with Dana Munro: Thursday 16 July 6.30pm

Change, man is a first UK institutional solo exhibition by London-based artist Dana Munro. Presenting interrelated bodies of work that have grown over a decade of practice, Change, man brings together photography, video, painting and song through the spaces of Flat Time House. Munro was a long-term lodger and artist-in-residence at Flat Time House between 2021–22 and, for the first time, Flat Time House’s artist residency space, the former bedroom of John Latham, will be open as part of the exhibition. Reflecting on the embedding of artistic practice within the constraints of everyday life, Munro uses repeated motifs and lyrical refrains to reference socio-political subtexts within the domestic realm.

Doors — 6.30pm 

Conversation and Readings by Marlie Mul, Frank Wasser and Eilidh Duffy — 7pm

Flat Time House is pleased to host the London launch of Marlie Mul, the first comprehensive monograph on the artist's work.

This event will include conversation and readings by Marlie Mul, Frank Wasser and Eilidh Duffy.

Recently published on the occasion of Marlie Mul's solo exhibition Das Budget (2025) at Kunsthaus Glarus, the book brings together an extensive chronological overview of key bodies of work from the early 2000s to the present and traces an evolving network of contexts, collaborations, and modes of production.

The publication features new texts by Annie Goodner, Lili Reynaud-Dewar, and Frank Wasser; a conversation between the artist and editor Melanie Ohnemus; and reprints of texts that have accompanied Mul's work over the years, including writings by the artist herself.

In the editor's words, the monograph takes on a dynamic form: "a book in which works, contexts, and voices remain in motion, and in which an artistic practice emerges, shaped by a keen sensitivity to material, spatial thinking, and an ongoing engagement with working conditions, value systems, and forms of collectivity."

Join us for the launch of Cosmic Dust, a new publication arising from Sonia Leimer’s recent exhibition at The Cosmic House. The exhibition was inspired by Leimer’s ongoing research into micrometeorites found within rooftop dust. While this ‘cosmic dust’ obscures our view of the universe when looked at through the telescope, viewed under the microscope it becomes an important source for scientists to study the formation of the Solar system. Through the media of sculpture and film, Leimer’s exhibition alternated between domestic and planetary scales, making the vastness of the universe tangible within the intimate spaces of Charles Jencks’ Cosmic House.

The evening will start with a screening of Leimer’s film Cosmic House, which begins with a microscopic scan of dust collected from the roof of The Cosmic House before expanding into architecture and landscape. Following the screening, Sonia Leimer will be in conversation with Eszter Steierhoffer, Director of The Cosmic House. The event will conclude with a drinks reception.

Booking essential, please RSVP to [email protected].