On Hauntings & Dissonances

Short readings and longer conversations with David Berridge, Susan Finlay, Wiebke Leister, Louis Mason, Nick Norton, and Hilary White, hosted by Joe Edwardes-Evans — considering hauntings, echoes, unstable states, and dissonances.

This salon is part of Books in Residence, a programme of curated bookshelves and events. Presented by Ashley Saville in collaboration with MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE, it encourages the cross-pollination of visual art and writing. 

MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE, a publishing project of the artist and writer Sharon Kivland. Founded on reading and re-reading in London in 2013, MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE publishes works by international artists, writers, academics, and poets. Its catalogue rewards slow reading and interdisciplinary enquiry.

Ashley Saville is a contemporary art gallery in London. Through exhibitions and events, the gallery supports emerging and established artists working across disciplines.

Accessibility

Please note that the gallery is located on the first floor and is accessible by stairs only. If you have any questions about accessibility ahead of your visit, please email ashley@ashleysaville.com

Getting here

The gallery is located on the corner of Fleet Street and Chancery Lane. The entrance is on Chancery Lane.

The nearest stations are City Thameslink (approximately 3 minutes’ walk), Chancery Lane (approximately 7 minutes’ walk), Blackfriars (approximately 8 minutes’ walk), Temple (approximately 10 minutes’ walk) and Farringdon (approximately 12 minutes’ walk).

Limited on-street parking is available in the surrounding area, with several public car parks nearby. As the gallery is in central London, we recommend travelling by public transport where possible.

Image: Suzuki Nohzin 鈴木能仁, Noh mask: Shitadashi Jido ('Boy with Tongue Sticking Out'), c. 1800 © The Trustees of the British Museum