A photo-recap of some of the excellent workshops, performances and talks which took place during The London Group Annual 2026.
Over the course of This, That and The Other: The London Group Annual 2026, there were 18 events, workshops, talks and performances in total. Here are a few highlights:
Participatory Brainwave Meditation Lab, led by Ash Xu LG.
Participants used EEG devices to capture brainwaves and transformed them into visuals and sound in a digital art space. It invited everyone to spend a relaxed afternoon meditating, unwinding, and enjoying something a little different together. Image courtesy of Ash Xu.
Drawing in response to the space, Gary Clough LG and Lesley Bunch LG.
Participants engaged with the exhibition by exploring approaches to responding to the exhibition through drawing and aspects of psychogeography and the Dérive. Image courtesy of Lesley Bunch.
French Harpsichord Recital by Nathaniel Mander, organised by Gill Ingham LG.
Nathaniel presented a vivid recital of music from the golden period of the French 18th century. Under the influence of Francois Couperin keyboard music was molded into a language of such tender beauty and refinement, his compositions are deeply poetic and characterful. Image courtesy of Barbara Beyer.
Choose your Fighter and Other Stories
A ‘Pure Dada’ performance by aUDIOMAPS aka Stephen Carley LG. Image courtesy of Nicola Schauerman.
Stillness Moving Mountain by Partial Wave Child (Jockel Liess LG and Geoixos)
Stillness Moving Mountain is Partial Wave Child’s second improvised composition. The performance featured a new incarnation of the augmented flute, the symbiosis of the acoustic instrument and a purpose built digital software environment.
