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| LONDON CALLING Photos by Mary Barone "Goddam the Pusherman," with works by Volker Eichelmann, Flatpack001, Robert Johnston, Dave Muller and Rigo 00, opens at the Showroom, June 7, 2000. |
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 The Showroom director Kirsty Ogg |
 Artists Steven Dangers and Hatty Lee |
 Flatpack001's Tim Hutchinson |
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 Artist Kate Rose |
 Artist Volker Eichelmann |
 Flatpack001's Mark Beasley and Stephen Beasley |
 The British Council's Colin Ledwith (left) and Tate Britain curator Lizzy Carey-Thomas |
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| Will Self takes up residence at fig-1 for the week of June 5-10, 2000, for a project in which he writes a story based on the people who visit the gallery. |
 Will Self at work. |
 Typing in public. |
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| Peter Geschwind and Gunilla Klingberg open "Cheap High" at the Modern Art Inc., June 9, 2000. |
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 Modern Art's Stuart Shave |
 Installation view |
 Artists Gunilla Klingberg (on left) and Peter Geschwind |
 Artist Simon Bill |
 Curator Maria Lind |
 Artist Sue Webster |
 Artist Carey Young |
 Artist Jane Simpson |
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| Karen Kilimnik opens an exhibition of paintings at South London Gallery, June 8, 2000. |
 Karen Kilimnik Gisele's Grave |
 Artists Kate Bright and Paul Morrison |
 Karen Kilimnik's London dealer Emily Tsingou |
 Tate Modern curator Emma Dexter |
 Artist Michael Stubbs |
 Karen Kilimnik Hugh Grant 1997 |
 South London gallery director David Thorpe |
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