The London Dyke Market is a one day only annual community-led showcase of the UK’s leading dyke artists, writers and creators, curated by Emily Witham and taking place at
Space Station Sixty-Five gallery in South London on Saturday 16th of August 2025, 1pm – 6pm.
Last summer, in June 2024, The London Dyke Market launched its inaugural event in the capital celebrating lesbian creativity,
Space Art registered charity number: 1188167, is a new contemporary art CIO, registered in 2020. It’s objects include to provide funding for the activities of Space Station Sixty-Five and to fund external projects with compatible aims, objectives and ethics.
The charitable objects of the CIO are:
3.1.1 To advance the arts for the public benefit through the promotion of contemporary art, in particular but not exclusively by:
(A) maintaining an art gallery for exhibition to the public of contemporary art of new and established contemporary artists of artistic or educational merit,
The gallery and project space in Kennington is nearly completed-ready for reopening in summer of 2021.
Our Bursary studios
Parade Mews, Tulse Hill is home to Space Station Sixty-Five’s three studio spaces.
We were delighted that recipients of the SS65 Bursary Studio Program were Paul Jones and Rosalie Schweiker between 2012 and 2015.
Annie Whiles was also awarded a subsidised studio space.
More about the artists
Paul Jones
Rosalie Schweiker
Annie Whiles
Co-director of SS65.
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Co-director of SS65.