The Francis Bacon exhibition in London’s National Gallery comes at a fine time. The world is dying all around and we are beginning to see the skeletal trees beneath the absorbingly great colours of the leaves. Existentialism has been noted for bringing the discussion of death, anxiety, and individualised dread into the realm of philosophy.

What does it mean to be working class? 25th January 2025 – 20th April 2025, Two Temple Place, London

Witches and wizards we are,

of clay and mud.

We arise from the ground.

‘Lost Art Of a Little Earthling’ is an exhibition characterised by vague and unfamiliar terms: earthy, primordial, dark and strange. Through elaborate tales of woe and wonder, we return to a lost and primitive world, where clods of dirt and pebbles are treasured, and residual dreams of youth float to surface. Our artists sketch a passing shadow, before it bobs off, into the dying sun, over the momentary horizon because, after all, did it ever happen?

At Kiasma, visitors are prompted to explore how the idea of home transforms between select individual stories.

It is a unique experience for us to do a pop up show, in an abandoned kitchen covered in dust and trash just days before the exhibition, with no hanging systems whatsoever. We spent two afternoons removing the trash, cleaning the whole environment with alcohol and cleaning detergents.

Thank you for your interest in participating in our latest open call. We here at Muddy Mudlarks, courteously invite you to indulge in another eventide of culinary splendour and awe-inspiring visual treats. From bone broth laden and boiled up fever dreams, to infamous kitchen nightmares - all awaits you!