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Installation view: How Chicago! Imagists 1960s & 70s (15 Mar–27 May 2019) at Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art. Photo © Mark Blower.

Installation view: How Chicago! Imagists 1960s & 70s (15 Mar–27 May 2019) at Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art. Photo © Mark Blower.

Guided Tour for Goldsmiths Freshers and International Students.

Join us at Goldsmiths CCA for a special guided tour of our current exhibition Life Before Automation, by Lawrence Lek!

Led by our Junior Fellows Stephanie Chung and Susana Lopez, the tour will introduce Goldsmiths CCA, our programme, Lek’s work, and ways for how you can get involved. If you’re an international student interested in exploring London’s contemporary art scene, this is the perfect place to start!


ABOUT THE EXHIBITION:

Lawrence Lek: Life Before Automation
26 Sep–14 Dec 2025

London-based artist Lawrence Lek (b.1982, DE) is known internationally for single-project presentations combining film, installation, video games, and sound. Often featuring interlocking narratives and the recurring figure of the wanderer, his work explores the myth of technological progress in an age of artificial intelligence and social change.

This exhibition is the first to interweave multiple strands of his ongoing cinematic universe and the largest UK institutional exhibition to date of Lek.

For further info about the exhibition, visit here.

Guided Tour for Goldsmiths Freshers and International Students.

Join us at Goldsmiths CCA for a special guided tour of our current exhibition Life Before Automation, by Lawrence Lek!

Led by our Junior Fellows Stephanie Chung and Susana Lopez, the tour will introduce Goldsmiths CCA, our programme, Lek’s work, and ways for how you can get involved. If you’re an international student interested in exploring London’s contemporary art scene, this is the perfect place to start!


ABOUT THE EXHIBITION:

Lawrence Lek: Life Before Automation
26 Sep–14 Dec 2025

London-based artist Lawrence Lek (b.1982, DE) is known internationally for single-project presentations combining film, installation, video games, and sound. Often featuring interlocking narratives and the recurring figure of the wanderer, his work explores the myth of technological progress in an age of artificial intelligence and social change.

This exhibition is the first to interweave multiple strands of his ongoing cinematic universe and the largest UK institutional exhibition to date of Lek.

For further info about the exhibition, visit here.

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