Current exhibition: Daniel Ward Lonesome Ghosts
Until 13 December 2025
Exhibition opening times: Wednesday – Saturday, 12pm – 6pm
Daniel Ward’s solo exhibition, Lonesome Ghosts continues at Peer until 13 December 2025. Working with text, installation, film and video, Ward’s work explores the relationship between the collective practices and histories of image making in relation to political action and co-option. For his exhibition at Peer, Ward presents a new long-format, single screen film Lonesome Ghosts(2025) which explores the ramifications of undercover policing in the UK. For more information, please click here.
Talks, Events and Workshops
To support and encourage meaningful exchange between visitors, artists and their work, a programme of Talks, Events and Workshops accompanies Daniel Ward’s current exhibition.
This includes a conversation between Daniel Ward and curator and writer Richard Birkett this week on Thursday 9 October, at 7pm. Art historian TJ Clark will give a talk on realism and art at Peer on 29 October, and on Saturday 6 December writer Caitlín Doherty responds to Lonesome Ghosts. For more information on all events and details of how to book, please click here.
