Enemies and Rascals

Enemies and Rascals, a new polyphonic sound installation from Terence Gower, returns to a largely forgotten episode of North American history: the Invasion of Quebec during the American War of Independence.

Open until 18 October 2026. Find out more about the exhibition here.

Please note, Enemies and Rascals is closed Saturday 22 August, Sunday 23 August, and Saturday 5 September.

The King's College Open House will take place on Saturday 19th, Sunday 20th, Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th September. Enemies and Rascals will be open, and you will be able to visit the Original Cell without tickets. Due to the Open House, it will be especially busy this weekend.

Plan your visit:
The duration of audio installation is approximately 30 minutes.
Enemies and Rascals is complemented by an exhibition of related rare books and historical documents in the library’s Weston Room, curated by Gower, Katie Sambrook, and colleagues at the Foyle Special Collections Library.
We recommend allowing 45-60 minutes for your visit.

Please note, on days when higher traffic is expected there will be hourly time slots to help ensure visitors have the optimal experience. On remaining days, visitors are welcome to arrive at any time during opening hours up to 30 minutes before closing.

Artangel is a registered charity (292976) and you can support our work by making a donation with your ticket.

Enemies and Rascals by Terence Gower is commissioned and produced by Artangel.

Presentation Partners: King’s College London.

This commission is supported by the Terence Gower Exhibition Circle, the Beaverbrook Canadian Foundation and the High Commission of Canada in the United Kingdom.

Artangel is generously supported using public funding by Arts Council England and the private patronage of The Artangel International Circle, Special Angels, The Guardian Angels and The Company of Angels.