40-DAY RESIDENCY

The residency supports artists for a dedicated period of creative development in London, along with professional support and creative outreach.

For forty days, selected artists will receive studio space, an honorarium for living and materials, guidance from the BEERS team, and the freedom to shape their own working schedule.

The programme is designed to balance focused studio time with opportunities for professional development, studio visits, and optional public engagement, allowing each artist to tailor the experience to their individual practice and needs. The residency concludes with a presentation of the work developed during the residency programme.

GROUP EXHIBITION

A one-time application for consideration in a forthcoming group exhibition at Beers London Gallery in 2026.

This is an exciting opportunity for artists working across all media to apply. Our objective is to discover new, compelling, and contemporary work to present at our London gallery through this open call. For further information, please refer to the FAQs in the top right corner.

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SPRING/SUMMER 2026
Artist in Residence | Georgia Dymock

BEERS London is proud to announce the inaugural artist in residence for our new 40-Day Residency programme, with the spring session commencing on 26 May 2026. We warmly congratulate artist Georgia Dymock on being selected as the first artist to undertake the residency with us. Dymock’s residency will culminate in a solo exhibition taking place on Thursday, 2 July 2026.

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Georgia Dymock is a painter who explores the shifting boundaries between the digital and physical through symbolic, imagined worlds shaped by technology, art history, and contemporary image culture. She holds an MFA in Painting from the Slade School of Fine Art (2023), graduating with distinction, and was awarded the ACS Studio Prize in 2025.

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*In addition, thank you to all the artists who applied. Reminder: If you applied for the residency, your application remains valid and under consideration for future residencies over the next 12 months.

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