SLG 1 was the first newspaper produced by the SLG. It was mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Keith Tyson: Supercollider' held at the gallery from 16 January to 17 March 2002. Features specially commissioned pages by Keith Tyson, and information about the next exhibition (Christian Boltanski) and the upcoming Live Art series. Also includes details of related events.

A newspaper produced by the SLG mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Christian Boltanski: Les Abonnes du Telephone' held at the gallery from 27 March to 2 May 2002. Features specially commissioned pages by Christian Boltanski including a map and lists of registered voters living within 10 minutes walk of the South London Gallery. Also includes details of related events, and information about the next exhibition (Joelle Tuerlinckx) and the upcoming Live Art series.

A newspaper produced by the SLG mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Joelle Tuerlinckx: In Real Time' held at the gallery from 21 May to 7 July 2002. Features specially commissioned pages by Joelle Tuerlinckx; 2002 series newspaper with paint stains.  Includes details of related events, and information about the next exhibition (Goldsmiths Collaboration) and the upcoming Live Art series.

SLG newspaper mainly dedicated to the exhibition, 'About Belief: Joost Conijn, Mark Dean, Jonathan Monk, Marko Maetamm, Arturas Raila, Milica Tomic and Sarah Tripp'. Includes Max Velmans in conversation with Jennifer Mojica and Vita Zamen. Also included are specially commissioned pages by Therese Stowell and information about the next exhibition (20 Million Mexicans Can't be Wrong) and the upcoming Live Art series. 

A newspaper produced by the SLG mainly dedicated to the exhibition '20 Million Mexicans Can't be wrong' held at the gallery from 18 September to 17 November 2002. Includes details of related events, including an audio project by Santiago Sierra (The Displacement of a Cacerolada) held on 7 September 2002.Features specially commissioned pages by the artists in the exhibition, '20 Million Mexicans Can't Be Wrong'. Also includes information about the next exhibition (Franko B: Still Life) and the upcoming Live Art series.

A newspaper produced by the SLG mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Simon Starling: Djungel' held at the gallery from 29 January to 16 March 2003. Includes details of related events. Features specially commissioned pages by Simon Starling. Also includes information about the next exhibition of Live Art by La Ribot and the UK/Canada Film and Video Exchange event.

Newspaper produced by the SLG. It was a special edition celebrating the South London Gallery becoming independent.  Mainly dedicated to 'Independence' exhibition held at the gallery from 3 June to 3 August 2003 in which over one hundred artists participated. Includes details of related events. Features specially commissioned pages by Lawrence Weiner. Includes information about the history of SLG and upcoming talks events. An invitation card to 'Independence' was included in the newspaper.

An interim edition of the SLG newspaper, giving an update on things going on in the gallery since the closure to the public for renovation work. Includes details of the new board of trustees, new staff, added artwork, the development of the educational programme and new contemporary art that had been commissioned. Also mentions the refurbishment of the building, the planning of a major project in Trafalgar Square (On Kawara), and the re-opening exhibition in June (Tom Friedman).

SLG Newspaper published following the re-opening of the gallery following refurbishment. References the exhibition of work by Tom Friedman, held at the gallery from 15 June to 1 Aug 2004; the exhibition 'Beating about the Bush in the 'Secret Garden'; the conceptual art piece 'Reading One Million Years' which took place in Trafalgar Square, and On Kawara's exhibition Pure Consciousness. Features specially commissioned pages by Tom Friedman. Includes information about upcoming events and education and the next exhibition 'Perfectly Placed' (to be held from 6 to 29 August 2004).

SLG newspaper mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Once Upon a Time' by Steve McQueen (17 Oct to 7 Nov 2004). Features a pull out section selected by Steve McQueen. Includes information about upcoming events and education, live art by Franko B, and the next exhibition 'Showcase Preview' (19 Nov to 19 Dec 2004).

SLG newspaper mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'J'Accuse' by Henrik Plenge Jacobsen (1 Jan to 27 Feb 2005). Features a pull out section created by Henrik Plenge Jacobsen. Includes information about upcoming events and education, live art by Marie Cool and Fabio Balducci: Untitled (Prayers) 1996-2005, and the next exhibition 'Depth of Field' (10 Mar to 30 Apr 2005).

SLG newspaper mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Depth of Field: Images of Lagos and London' (10 Mar to 8 May 2005). Features a pull out section created by Depth Of Field. Includes information about upcoming events and education, film screenings and music events, and the next solo exhibition by Saskia Olde Wolbers (18 May to 17 July 2005).

SLG newspaper mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Microcosmographia' by Marc Dion (9 Sep to 30 Oct 2005). Features a pull out section created by Marc Dion. Includes information about upcoming events and education, and special projects, and the next exhibition 'Her Noise' featuring works by De Geuzen, Kim Gordon, Emma Hedditch, Christina Kubisch, Kaffe Matthews and Haley Newman (10 Nov to 18 Dec 2005).

SLG newspaper mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'The Well' by Daniel Roth (1 Feb to 12 March 2006). Features a pull out section created by Daniel Roth. Includes information about upcoming events and education, live art by The Wolf in the Winter, Rachel Gomme, Phil Coy, Hannah Rickards, and the next exhibition 'A Portrait of Everything' by Nigel Cooke (30 March to 7 May 2006).

SLG newspaper mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Chris Burden: 14 Magnolia Double Lamps' (15 Sep to 5 Nov 2006), and the off-site project 'Chris Burden: The Flying Steamroller'. Features specially commissioned pages by Chris Burden in the form of a pull out section. Includes information about upcoming education, events & community projects, SLG news and the next exhibition 'Melik Ohanian: Solo Exhibition' (16 Nov to 22 Dec 2006).

SLG newspaper mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Melik Ohanian: Seven Minutes Before' (16 Nov to 22 Dec 2006) and the off-site projects 'Invisible Film' and 'Peripherical Communities'. Features specially commissioned pages by Melik Ohanian in the form of a pull out section of Selected Recording & Seven Minutes Before: Topography & Trajectories. Includes information about upcoming education, events & community projects, and Live Art.

SLG newspaper mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'About Nothing: Works on Paper 1962-2007: John Armleder' (2 Feb to 25 Mar 2007) and the screening of Ecart Group: Selected Video Performances from 1962-1977. Includes specially commissioned pages by John Armleder (stills from Voltes I, II, III &IV) and information about the next exhibition (Stay forever and ever and ever, 2 May-24 June) curated by Andrew Renton and upcoming education, events & community projects, and SLG news. 

SLG newspaper mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Stay forever and ever and ever' curated by Andrew Renton (2 May to June 2007) featuring artists Maarten Baas, Martin Boyce, Spartacus Chetwynd, Tony Conrad, Abraham Cruzvillegas, Jeroen de Rijke / Willem de Rooij, Michael Fullerton, Georg Herold, Ann Veronica Janssens, Andreas Slominski, Monika Sosnowska. Includes specially commissioned pages by Andrew Renton and information about the next solo exhibition by Eva Rothschild (13 Sep to 28 Oct), and upcoming Live Art and Film, education, events & community projects, and SLG general information and news.

SLG newspaper mainly dedicated to the Eva Rothschild's solo exhibition at the gallery (13 Sep to 4 Nov 2007). Features a description of her work and solo exhibition. Includes information about upcoming education and community projects, Live Art, news and the next exhibition 'Thomas Zipp' (15 Nov 2007 to 13 Jan 2008).

A newspaper produced by the SLG mainly dedicated to Berlin-based artist Thomas Zipp. Includes information about the exhibition, Planet Caravan. Is there life after death? A futuristic world fair (16 Nov to 13 Jan 2008). Includes a pull-out section featuring hand drawn interventions on paintings and photographs. Also includes information on education, events and community projects, Live art, recent projects, virtual project, the residency Empty Space, and the next exhibition 'Alfredo Jaar' (16 Feb to 30 Mar 2008).

A newspaper mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Alfredo Jaar: Politics of the Image' (16 Feb to 6 Apr 2008). Features information about the exhibition and a pull-out section by the artist. Also included is information about a screening by Harun Farocki, schools and community projects and the next exhibition 'Ryan Gander: Heralded as the New Black' (25 Apr to 22 Jun 2008). 

A newspaper produced by the SLG mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Ryan Gander, Heralded as the New Black' held at the gallery from 24 April to 22 June 2008. Includes details of related events. Also features specially commissioned pages by the artist and information about education, events and community projects and the next exhibition 'Games and Theory' to be held from 11 July to 7 September 2008.

A newspaper produced by the SLG mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Suspension Point by Rivane Neuenschwander' held at the gallery from 3 October to 30 November 2008. Includes details of related events. Also features specially commissioned pages by the artist and information about education, events and community projects and the next exhibition 'The Time Surgeon by Nathanial Mellors' (to open 9 Jan 2009). Also details about Jonas Mekas, Flux Party. 

SLG newspaper mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Superflex: Flooded McDonald's', held at the gallery from 16 January to 1 March 2009. Includes details of related events and a pull-out featuring production photographs from their new film. Also information about education, events and community projects and the next exhibition 'Ellen Gallagher' (18 Mar to 3 May 2009).

SLG newspaper mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Ellen Gallagher' held at the gallery from 18 March to 3 May 2009. Includes a description of her work and the exhibition. Features a diary of Double Take, a collaborative project between the SLG, Ernst & Young, Bacon's College and St Saviour's & St Olave's School. Also includes information about events, upcoming education and community projects, news, and the next exhibition 'Marie Cool Fabio Balucci: Untitled 2006-2009' (15 May to 28 June 2009).

A newspaper produced by the SLG mainly dedicated to the exhibition 'Omer Fast: Nostagia' held at the gallery from 7 October to 6 December 2009. Includes details of the exhibition and related events. Also features specially commissioned pages by the artist and information about education, events and community projects and the next exhibition by Susanne Burner (to open on 10 December 2009).

A newspaper produced by the SLG mainly dedicated to the exhibition by 'Michael Landy; Art Bin' held at the gallery from 29 January to 14 March 2010. Includes a pull-out section on destruction in art compiled by the artist. Also features news on the expansion of the SLG building and information about education, events, community projects and details about 'Jessica Warboys: The Ballad of the Green Hoop' (8 to 11 Apr 2010).