| This is a historic website and no longer maintained. New website here30 MARCH – 17 JUNE 2018Longside Gallery, Yorkshire Sculpture Park,  West Bretton, Wakefield WF4 4LG.
 Stewart Home is included in the group show In My Shoes: Art and the Self since the  1990s. An Arts Council Collection touring exhibition also featuring Helen  Chadwick, Tracey Emin, Sarah Lucas, Rachel Maclean, Hayley Newman, Grayson  Perry, Marc Quinn, Gavin Turk, Mark Wallinger, Gillian Wearing, Jananne Al-Ani,  Michael Landy, Stewart Home and Bedwyr Williams.
 10 MARCH - 14 APRIL 2018Private Projects, Suite 7, Moonah Centre, 11-13  Hopkins Street, Moonah, Tasmania.
 Stewart Home exhibition Items Found With Used Books.
 19 FEBRUARY 2018The Social, 5 Little Portland St, Fitzrovia, London W1W 7JD,  7pm. £8.
 Stewart  Home reads as part of the Faber Social Under  The Paving Stones with Iphgenia Baal, Tony White, Kirsty Gunn, Joanna Walsh  and Eley Williams.
 2  FEBRUARY 2018Raven Row, 56 Artillery Lane, London E1 7LS, 6.30pm.  Free.
 Stewart Home gives a talk exploring links  between various global campaigns against social cleansing, ghost homes and  social inequality. Part of an evening of performances, readings and screenings  to consolidate the Spectres of Modernism exhibition/protest at Bowater House (October/December 2017) against Taylor  Wimpey’s The Denizen development. Also featuring Mark Aerial Waller, Tom  McCarthy, Anna Minton, Katrina Palmer, Chris Petit, Esther Planas, Bill  Parry-Davies, Iain Sinclair, Claire Louise Staunton, Nina Wakeford and Lloyd  Corporation in collaboration with students from Goldsmiths Visual Sociology MA  and others.
 26 JANUARY 2018West Den Haag, Lange Voorhout 34, The  Hague, NL – 2514, Netherlands.
 Stewart Home gives a talk on art strikes as  part of the symposium Gustav Metzger: The  Conscience of the Art World. Also speaking are Mathieu Copeland, Ivor  Davies, Elizabeth Fisher, Andrea Gregson, Pontus Kyander, Emma Ridgway, Eva  Scharrer, Soren Schmeling, Helen Philips & John Plant.
 25 JANUARY 2018San Serriffe Bookshop, Sint Annenstraat 30, 1012 HE Amsterdam,  Netherlands. 8pm.
 Stewart  Home reading and live action.
 5 OCTOBER-10 DECEMBER 2017Bowater House, Golden Lane Estate, London  EC1Y 0RJ. View from Fann Street.
 Stewart Home is included in the group show Spectres of Modernism. Also featuring Mark  Aerial Waller, Fiona Banner, Deborah Curtis, Adam Dant, Jeremy Deller, Arnaud  Desjardin, Margarita Gluzberg, Patrick Goddard, Pippa Henslowe, Siu Lan Ko, Tom  McCarthy, Fraser Muggeridge, Katrina Palmer, Cornelia Parker, Esther Planas,  Elizabeth Price, Anjalika Sagar – The Otolith Group, Iain Sinclair, Gavin Turk,  Eleanor Vonne Brown.
 28 JULY-5 NOVEMBER 2017Walker Art Gallery, William Brown Street,  Liverpool L3 8EN.
 Stewart Home is included in the group show Coming Out: Sexuality, Gender and Identity. The exhibition also features David Hockney, Steve McQueen, LINDER, James  Richards and Sarah Lucas among others.
 19 JULY 2017MayDay Rooms, 88 Fleet Street, London EC4Y 1DH. 7pm. Free.
 Stewart Home participates in micro-seminar The  Way Out Invisible Insurrections and Radical Imaginaries in the UK Underground  1961-1991 with Esther Leslie, Kasper Opstrup, and Mark Pilkington.
 
 10 JULY 2017
 Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art One, 75 Belford Road, Edinburgh, EH4  3DR. 6pm. Free.
 Stewart Home talk on Pete Horobin’s DATA Project entitled Action, Time & Vision.
 
 7 MAY 2017
 Pow Wow Festival of Writing. Prince of Wales Beer Garden, 118 Alcester Road,  Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8EE. 4pm.
 Stewart Home, Elizabeth-Jane Burnett and Sam Mills discuss Whatever happened to the avant garde? All day festival ticket required.
 
 28 APRIL 2017
 Spectacle Theatre, 124 S 3rd  St, Brooklyn, NY 11249. 7.30pm. $5.
 Stewart Home short films 1986-2004.
 
 21 APRIL 2017
 Spectacle Theatre, 124 S 3rd  St, Brooklyn, NY 11249. 7.30pm. $5.
 Screening on Stewart Home’s 50th anniversary colour remake of Screams In Favour of De Sade (2002).
 
 8 APRIL 2017
 Spectacle Theatre, 124 S 3rd  St, Brooklyn, NY 11249. 7.30pm. $5.
 Stewart Home short films 1986-2004.
 
 7 APRIL 2017
 Spectacle Theatre, 124 S 3rd  St, Brooklyn, NY 11249. 7.30pm. $5.
 Stewart Home introduces the first night of a month long retrospective of his  film work. Screening Re-Enter The Dragon and some shorts.
 
 6 APRIL 2017
 Triple Canopy, 264 Canal  Street, 3W, New York, NY 10013. 7pm. Free.
 Stewart Home live art and discussion of his work with Sukhdev Sandhu.
 
 4 APRIL 2017
 New York University, 14 University Place, New York, NY 10003. 12.30pm. Free.
 Stewart Home in conversation with Ben Morea.
 
 24 MARCH 2017
 London Welsh Centre, 157-163 Grays Inn Rd, London WC1X 8UE. 7pm. Free.
 Stewart Home live performance in his capacity of series editor of Semina  experimental fiction for Book Works.
 30 NOVEMBER 2016Penny-Ante issue a special 25th anniversary edition of Stewart Home's second novel Defiant Pose with a new introduction by MacKenzie Wark and some reflections on the book by the author.
 18 NOVEMBER 2016 - 29 JANUARY 2017Kunstverein, Walsroder Str. 91, 30851 Langenhagen, Germany. Free.
 Stewart Home is featured in the group show Freitag  in einer Woche (Chicken Or Egg Dilemma).
 12 AUGUST-30 OCTOBER 2016Stewart Home is included in the No Show Museum North American Tour 2016, a mobile show taking in New York, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, St.  Louis, Denver, Santa Fe, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Los Angeles & other  locations. Also featuring Robert Barry, Vincent Bezuidenhout, Stefan Brüggemann,  Lai Chih-Sheng, Simon Gush, Piotr Jaros, Raphaël Julliard, Roxy Kawitzky, San  Keller, Donna Kukama, Stano Masar, Tom Menzi, Boris Mitic, Ghislain Mollet-Viéville,  Anthea Moys, Peter Nadin, Roland Roos, Karin Sander, Tza Va, James Webb, Ed  Young.
 11 APRIL 2016Café Oto, The Print House,  18-22 Ashwin St, London E8 3DL. 7pm. £10.
 Stewart Home live performance as part of Noise,  Epistemology and Abjection, a three day festival.
 8 - 25 APRIL 2016Queens Park  Railway Club, 492 Victoria Rd, Glasgow,   Scotland, G42 8PQ.  Free.
 Stewart Home  solo exhibition Re-Enter The Dragon. Gallery open 12   noon to 6pm every day of the week. Part of Glasgow  International.
 8 APRIL  2016Queens Park Railway Club, 492 Victoria Rd, Glasgow, Scotland, G42 8PQ. 7pm.  Free.
 Stewart Home live performance Re-Enter  The Dragon.
 
 20  DECEMBER 2015
 Irish Museum of Modern Art, Royal Hospital  Kilmainham, Military Road, Dublin 8, Ireland. 7pm. Free.
 Stewart Home performance-lecture: Occult  Theories of Love. Doom Opera play a mix of classical and contemporary music  on the theme of love.  Part of the Seamus  Nolan project F**K IMMA riffing on the exhibition What We Call Love: From Surrealism to Now.
 
 19 DECEMBER 2015
 Barlow House, Narrow West Street,  Drogheda, Co.Louth, Ireland. 8pm. Free.
 Stewart Home talks about punk rock with an audience discussion afterwards.
 
 11 DECEMBER 2015
 Gorvy Lecture Theatre, RCA Dyson Building,  1 Hester Road, Battersea SW11 4AN. 6.30pm. Free.
 Stewart Home give a  performance-lecture as part of a panel about Art and Transformational  Possibilities – talks  from Chris Knight,  Chardine-Taylor Stone and Alexei Penzin. This will be the second of two panels  on the night, the first features Mark McGowan, Ana Pecar, Andrew Cooper and  Eric Ogbogbo. Afterwards there is a screening of The Excluded (2014) by the  Chto Delat? Collective.
 
 20 NOVEMBER 2015
 The Function Room, 23 Phoenix Road, London NW1 1HB. 7pm. Free.
 Launch of the  catalogue for Stewart Home & Chris Dorley Brown’s exhibition The Age of  Anti-Ageing, with live art actions from Stewart Home and others.
 
 23 OCTOBER 2015
 Housmans, 5 Caledonian Road, London N1 9DX.  7.30pm. £3 (redeemable).
 Stewart Home, Neil Transpontine and  Christoph Fringeli talk about noise and politics at the London launch of Everything Else Is Even More Ridiculous (The 1st Decade of Datacide) & The  Almanac For Noise & Politics.
 
 22 OCTOBER 2015
 CSM, The Street, Granary Building, 1 Granary Square,  London N1C 4AA. 2pm. Free.
 Body Fit – a live art event by Stewart Home with a  huge supporting cast of Central Saint Martins students.
 
 11 SETPERMBER 2015
 Whitechapel Gallery, 77-82 Whitechapel  High St, London E1 7QX. 4.30pm. Free.
 Battle of the Books: Stewart Home  participates in a panel talk about the best art books of all time with fellow Art Review contributors Jen Lewandowski and Ben Street. Chaired by Art Review deputy editor Oliver Basciano. One of the ongoing the Art Review Live events,  in this instance also part of the London Art Book Fair.
 28 AUGUST - 3 DECEMBER 2015International Centre of Graphic  Arts, Grad Tivoli, Pod turnom 3, 1000 Ljubljana.
 Stewart Home  is featured in the 31st Ljubljana Biennial of Graphic Arts alongside  Reza Abdoh, Giorgio Andreotta Calò, Becky Beasley, Chris Beauregard, Will  Benedict, Wolfgang Breuer, Andrea Büttner, Bureau of Loose Associations, Ellen  Cantor, Declan Clarke, Mike Cooter, Qëndresë Deda, Lili Reynaud Dewar, Braco  Dimitrijević, Shannon Ebner, Luca Frei, Index Books (Peter Gidal), Karpo  Godina, David Gothard, Meta Grgurevič, Andrew Hazewinkel, Ištvan Išt Huzjan,  Sanya Kantarovsky, Gabriel Kuri, Hilary Lloyd, Goshka Macuga, David Maljković,  Nick Mauss, Oscar Murillo, New Collectivism, Ken Okiishi, Pilar Quinteros, Asad  Raza, Josefine Reisch, Giles Round, Luka Savić, Thirteen Black Cats (Vic  Brooks, Evan Calder Williams and Lucy Raven), Phillip Zach, Akram Zaatari.  Curated by Nicola Lees under the title Over You/You.
 15 AUGUST 2015Betsey Trotwood, 56 Farringdon Rd, London  EC1R 3BL. 7pm. Free.
 Picklefest: Stewart Home reads with Sophie Cameron, Roddy Lumsden, Emma Joliffe, Nathan  Penlington, Francesca Beard, Jack Jones, Mona Arshi, Paul Birtill, Caspar  Heinemann, The Bro's Grim, Lucy Du, Anna Kahn and Tim Wells.
 
 24 MAY 2015
 Power Lunches, 446 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AE.  7pm. Free.
 Stewart Home, Lou Rowan, Jim Ruland, Ulli Freer, Becky Cremin, Sean  Bonney, Will Rowe, Louis Armand, David Vichnar, Thor Garcia, Nat Raha, Tim  Atkins, Jeff Hilson and Richard Makin read and perform.
 
 22 MAY 2015
 Old Royal Naval College, King William Walk,  London SE10 9NN. 6.30pm. £5/£6.
 Stewart  Home, Toby Litt, Frank Key and Paul Ewan read, talk and perform together as one  session during The Greenwich Book Festival.
 
 6 - 28 MARCH 2015
 Horse Hospital, Colonnade, Bloomsbury,  London WC1N 1JD. Free.
 Alphabill – group  exhibition featuring art by Stewart Home, Billy Chainsaw, Robert Agasucci,  David Apps, Jason Atomic, Pablo Damas, Germizm, Aoi Hana, Anthony Hitchin,  Graham Humphreys, Shaky Kane and Mathew Stradling.
 
 7 FEBRUARY 2015
 October Gallery, 24 Old Gloucester Street, London WC1N 3AL. 3pm. £7.
 Stewart Home & Barry Miles in conversation about William Burroughs. Plus  separate presentations on Burroughs from Shezad Dawood and Liliane Lijn, with a  final Q&A session featuring everyone present.
 14 DECEMBER 2014Byre  Theatre, Abbey Street, St Andrews, Fife, KY16 9LA. 7pm. £5/£7.
 Stewart Home live action as part of the Homecoming Scotland event There's No Place Like... Also appearing Rupert  Thompson, Don Paterson, Jenny Lindsay & Rachel McCrum.
 3  DECEMBER 2014October Gallery, 24 Old Gloucester Street, London WC1N 3AL. 6.30pm. Free.
 Stewart Home live action during opening of William Burroughs Can You All Hear  Me?
 6 NOVEMBER 2014The Function Room, Cock Tavern, 
          23 Phoenix Road, London NW1 1HB. 6.30PM. Free.
 Stewart Home lecture/performance to celebrate the publication of The 9 Lives of Ray The Cat Jones and the closing of the exhbition The Age of Anti-Ageing.
 2 NOVEMBER 2012The Function Room, Cock Tavern, 
        23 Phoenix Road, London NW1 1HB. 2.30PM. £14.
 Stewart Home gives a talk about his Function Room show as a part of the Come As Your Mum drag lunch event. Price of ticket includes lunch.
 1 NOVEMBER 2014 - 19 DECEMBER 2014 Trade Gallery, 1 Thoresby Street, Sneinton,  Nottingham NG1 1AJ. Free.
 Stewart Home ‘s work is in the group show Praise of Laziness –also featuring Mladen Stilinović, Paul Kindersley and James  E Smith.
 24 OCTOBER 2014Mascara Bar, 72 Stamford Hill, London N16  6XS. 7pm. £5.
 Stewart Home DJs 70s soul at Rant Against The Rich. Readings by
        Salena Godden, Chimene Suleyman, Tim Wells, Niall O'Sullivan, Ray Antrobus  and Emily Harrison. 2nd DJ set from Jody Porter and Arthur Scott.
 16 OCTOBER - 6 NOVEMBER 2014 The Function Room, Cock Tavern, 
          23 Phoenix Road, London NW1 1HB. Free.
 Stewart Home exhibition The Age of Anti-Ageing (collaborative work  with Chris Dorley Brown).
 10 - 25 OCTOBER 2014 One  Thoresby Street, 1  Thoresby Street, Nottingham NG1  1AJ, UK. Free.
 Stewart Home has work in the touring group show Foam. See May/June 2014 listing  below of this touring show for more details.
 30 OCTOBER  2014Test Centre publish Stewart Home's novel The 9 Lives Of Ray The Cat Jones.
 2 SEPTEMBER 2014Core Arts, 109 Homerton High Street, London E9 6JD. 6.30pm. Free.
 Stewart Home and many others read and perform at a night celebrating the life of Marga Tormo Moll.
 30 AUGUST 2014Wysing Arts Centre, Fox Road, Bourne, Cambridge CB23 2TX. Noon  to Midnight. Tickets £23-£48.
 Stewart Home is featured in a reconfigured version of the  group show Foam included in the Space-Time Festival. See May/June 2014 listing  below of this touring show for more details.
 16 AUGUST 2014The Betsey Trotwood, 56  Farringdon Road, London, EC1R 3BL. 7.30pm. Free.
 Pickle Party. Stewart Home  reads alongside Tim Wells and others plus a selection of pickles.
 6 AUGUST 2014Red Gallery, 1-3 Rivington St, London EC2A 3DT. £5.
 Stewart Home gives a live action at State The Event with performance artists Paul Kindersley & Jonny Cunningham plus films.
 
 4 JULY – 2 AUGUST 2014
 And/Or Gallery, 237 Hackney Road, London E2 8NA. Wed-Sat  12-6pm. Free.
 Stewart Home is featured in a reconfigured version of the  group show Foam. See May/June 2014 listing below of this touring show for more  details.
 7 JUNE - 26 JULY 20142nd Cannons Project Space , 2245 E Washington Blvd. Los  Angeles 90021. Tues-Sat 12-7pm.  Free.
 Stewart Home is featured in the group exhibition Make the  Living Look Dead. Also featuring: An Endless Supply, Steve Beard and Victoria  Halford, Pavel Büchler, Martin John Callanan, Brian Catling, Adam Chodzko,  Jeremy Deller, Mark Dion, Giles Eldridge, Ruth Ewan, Luca Frei, Dora García,  Beatrice Gibson and Will Holder, Liam Gillick, Susan Hiller, Karl Holmqvist,  Hanne Lippard, Jonathan Monk, Bridget Penney,  Sarah Pierce, Elizabeth Price, Laure Prouvost, Clunie Reid, John Russell, Slavs  and Tatars, NaoKo TakaHashi, Nick Thurston, Lynne Tillman, Mark Titchner,  Alison Turnbull, Eva Weinmayr, and Neal White. Curated by Book Works, London.
 24 MAY - 15 JUNE  2014Project/Number, 10 Cazenove Road, London N16 6BD. Open  Sat/Sun 12-6 pm & by appointment. Free.
 Stewart Home is featured in the group show Foam. Also  featuring sound works from 101 other artists including Agata Madejska, Alice Theobald, Alistair McClymont, Anna Barham,  Anne Hardy, Asterism, Aura Satz, Benedict Drew & Berry Patten. Curated by Mat Jenner.
 12 MAY 20141 Rochester Square Gardens, London NW1 9SD. 4pm. Free.
 Stewart Home talks about the cultural production, the Art  Strike, psychogeography and much else.
 10 APRIL 2014 Surya, 154-156 Pentonville Rd, London N1    9JL. 7pm. £5.
 Agit Disco DJ sets from Stewart Home, Sian Addicott, Martin  Dixon, John Eden, Marc Garrett, Nik  Górecki, Caroline Heron,  Paul Jamrozy,  Micheline Mason, Tracey Moberly, Luca  Paci, Simon Poulter, Howard Slater, Andy T,  Neil Transpontine and Tom Vague. Benefit for Housmans Bookshop.
 4 APRIL 2014Power Lunches, 446 Kingsland Rd,   London E8 4AE.  7pm. Free.
 Stewart Home performance as part of Naked  Cairo event with Ian Mikyska, Peter Wilson, Dave Maric, Richard Makin and Louis  Armand.
 7 FEBRUARY 2014X Marks the Bökship, 210 Cambridge Heath Rd, London E2 9NQ. 6.30pm. Free.
 Optics of Writing performances by Stewart Home, Sam Keogh, Jessa Mockidge & Jude Browning.
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