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A brick wall lit by different coloured lights creates a rainbow mosaic backdrop for artist Stacy Makishi’s dance moves; a woman with a short grey bob and glasses, who is wearing a black long-sleeved shirt and black trousers. The chaotic crowd of people are joining in and display their unique poses, some with hands gesticulating, others joyfully still, sitting on the floor. The image is treated with a green smoke at the bottom.

9 May

Walking Each Other Home

Stacy Makishi

What happens when our curiosity becomes larger than our fears? Welcome to a creative encounter celebrating the messy, imperfect parts we’re often told to hide.

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A white woman with black hair wearing red lipstick is standing in front of a cloud-filled sky background. She is holding a half-melted ice-cream in her left hand and gazing upward in awe of something out of frame. The image is treated with a green smoke at the bottom.

15 - 16 May

FAMEHUNGRY

Louise Orwin

A helter-skelter nosedive into TikTok, The Almighty Algorithm and the attention economy to ask what it means to be an artist now.

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A softly lit pink room frames two people embracing for a kiss. The pair are both wearing white silk blindfolds, have various tattoos, and matching blonde hair with dark brown roots that have grown out. The image is treated with a green smoke at the bottom.

16 May

Dance Me to the End of Love

pink suits

You're invited into an immersive performance of intimacy, pain, pleasure, and grief – set inside a wandering art installation.

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A person dressed in Frankenstein-esq prosthetics and chunky boots is standing on stage drinking a Monster energy drink. Behind them a green leather chair and teal curtains. Around the image is a blue-green haze, the colours of Bloom festival.

16 May

No Bodies Here: Deleting the Body from Live Performance

Ocean Stefan

Join Ocean for an artist talk sharing their experience experimenting in performance.

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Graphic title image. The text is in bold white font and reads '29-30 May. Homegrown Festival. Curated and produced by BAC's young producers'. The background is a light purple that fades into a bright salmon pink.

29 - 30 May

Homegrown Festival 2026

Curated and produced by BAC's Young Producers

A celebration of bold ideas, innovative artistry and radical experimentation from a brand-new cohort of BAC’s young producers.

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A twig of lavender floating in space, with more twigs of lavender and other wild flowers floating in the background.

29 - 30 May

TERRAIN

Homegrown Festival 2026

'TERRAIN' is Homegrown Festival’s space of transformation. We take over a room and turn it into a landscape, an environment you can touch, rest and dream within.

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A black notebook containing various images of John Archer, attached using tape or a pin. Three blobs of grey paint are smeared next to each other on one of his images, with the name “John Archer” written at the bottom left-hand side of the notebook.

29 - 30 May

Archer's Legacy Lives

Homegrown Festival 2026

'Archer’s Legacy Lives' is a three-part exploration of the life and legacy of John Archer.

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This fluid, abstract composition features reflective, liquid-like shapes suspended in deep blue space. The image conjures up an imagined underwater environment, with hints of movement and texture that evoke memories of long-forgotten swimming pools. Rather than depicting a literal space, the unstable, continuously shifting forms appear as if shaped by memory, perception and reinterpretation. Created through observation, reconstruction, and reimagination, the image reflects the workshop's approach to space. Sitting between documentation and fiction, it visualises a collective attempt to see the building differently - not as it is now, but as it once was.

29 - 30 May

Almost Here: The Pool That Never Existed

Homegrown Festival 2026

What if Battersea Arts Centre was meant to become a swimming pool and that future never happened? A participatory workshop where you explore BAC and reimagine its hidden past.

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An image of a young person sitting on the edge of their bed with their hands covering their face. The young person and the bed are situated upside down as if stuck to the ceiling. The walls around the room have projections of buildings, trees and outdoor spaces.

29 - 30 May

MIA: Out of Sync

Homegrown Festival 2026

Guided by sound, image, and shifting perception, audiences are invited to experience a sensory landscape shaped by an autistic perspective — where reality fragments, intensifies, and transforms.

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A young woman is submerged in a hole in an empty field of dirt. Only the back of their head and shoulders is visible.

29 - 30 May

Made-a-Medea

Homegrown Festival 2026

What makes Medea, Medea?

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A twig of lavender floating in space, with more twigs of lavender and other wild flowers floating in the background. Colours hae been emphasised and distorted to create a psychedelic effect.

29 May

TERRAIN: PULSE

Homegrown Festival 2026

Four artists take over 'TERRAIN' for one night only, transforming the landscape into their own.

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A split image - the left half of the image is of a rugby stadium with a rugby match playing. The view is from amongst the spectators seating, with the back of heads of other spectators, some wearing hats with a jamican flag design. The right half o the image if of a DJ music equipment.

29 - 30 May

Roots, Rhythm and Rugby Fundraiser

Homegrown Festival 2026

A vibrant arts and sports fundraiser supporting the Jamaican Rugby League UK Men’s Team, 'The Reggae Warriors', for their upcoming Emerging Nations Tournament in Australia. With spoken word, open mic, reggae and ska DJ sets, a heritage exhibition, Caribbean food, games, family craft stations, and a raffle.

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