From April 2026 to March 2027, Wysing brings together artists who are attuned to the social and material conditions that shape everyday life, addressing topics that include circular economies, ecologies, radical accessibility, labour, play, and community action.

News - e-flux announcement, Wysing Art Centre Residencies

Interview - Art Plugged, written by Len Gordon - Roo Dhissou, the Birmingham-based artist and researcher, builds worlds of care.

News - Jerwood Foundation Supports Break the Mould Exhibition at Ikon Gallery.

Review - Studio International, Reflections Sangat and the Self, without SHAPE without FORM, written by Anna McNay

Review - Dezeen - Roo Dhissou builds cob house inside V&A using mud from HS2 excavation sites, written by Casja Carlson

Feature - Dezeen's must-see exhibitions and events at London Design Festival 2025

Interview - Culturalee In Conversation With Roo Dhissou

Review - Courses for Dis-Course(s): Roo Dhissou, Primary, Nottingham, written by Niall Farrelly

Interview - YAC (Young Artists in Conversation) with Deep K Kailey

Review - Studio International, New Contemporaries, ICA London, written by Tom Denman

Feature - London Calling: A Festival of Design

Feature - London Design Festival 2025 celebrates A Softer World of dialogue and discovery, written by Anushka Sharma

Feature - FAD, Serpentine has announced the awardees of the Support Structures for Support Structures programme: Ashley Holmes, Janie Doherty, Roo Dhissou, Taey Iohe and Noisy Women Present.

Essay - Paul Mellon Centre, Cold Comfort and Cultural Identity, written by Roo Dhissou

Book Review - Movers and Makers: Uncertainty, Resilience and Migrant Creativity in Worlds of Flux, written by Roo Dhissou

Review - The Offbeat Sari, Midlands Arts Centre, Birmingham, written by Roo Dhissou