Assembly

Assembly 2026 closes with two new performances exploring the intersection of electronic music and cultural, historical and technological critique.

New works from two collaborative duos whose instrumental dialogues foreground rhythm and the material conditions of sound.

A panel of Black artists working with experimental sound, examining sonic method and theory through the lens of Black industrial aesthetics.

A live improvisatory performance exploring the phenomenon of ‘phantom amnesia’ through sound and image.

Kaur and Igwe present two distinct performances reflecting on how history, political and social structures are experienced and contested.

Seyi Adelekun & Daniel Oduntan present performances in unique spaces of the New Wing.

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Artist-filmmaker Onyeka Igwe talks with industrial music pioneers Test Dept. Moderated by curator, archivist and researcher Andrea Zarza Canova.

A performance echoing the connection between London’s forgotten wells and the systemic neglect of Black health in the UK.

Sound, movement and form are shaped through modular, improvisatory and performative processes across two new iterative, evolving bodies of work.

Assembly 2026 opens with two new works – deep listening encounters shaped by sustained harmony, tone and instrumental resonance.