Old Street Gallery, London 

 

An evening curated by Ameena McConnell to celebrate endings and opening the way for new beginnings. Featuring art + photography from Bamboo Kidd, Sam Keith, FDZ, GoldxnSoul, DB Illustration, Rajaa B, Resistant + Willkay.

The Design Museum, London 

 

Following a strong 6 years, FerArts revealed a rebrand and website launch + a showcase of the ‘Youth After Grenfell’ project 

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With the exhibition being held at the Design Museum & with more than 270 attending, it was an epic evening of inspiration, networking & creative empowerment 

Acklam Village, London 

 

Supporting the young people affected by the Grenfell Tower fire, we collaborated with art meets music presenting #art4grenfell fundraising outdoors festival

Westbank Art Gallery, London 

 

A cumulative exhibition raising awareness on youth homelessness in North Kensington. 22 artists collaborated in selling artwork to support young people develop through creative projects. We raised £2188 which enabled us to deliver workshops with 8 youth hostels across London engaging with over 90 young people over 12 weeks

FerArts, London 

 

Marking 50 years of protest we have curated an informative online exhibition illustrating the flags that belong to different groups of LGBQT communities. Exploring common questions such as correct pronouns to use + what each colour represents

Notting Hill Arts Club, London 

 

Supporting the Art of Sounds in their 2nd  ‘art party’ combining live art by members of ching uk and beats played by top London DJ Chad Alexander. Showcasing art by Stazzy, Matthew Vieira, Willkay, JKing and Karima Alexander

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Curated by JKing

Portobello Road, London

 

Celebrating creative youth entrepreneurship and marking the national campaign for love your local market supporting - Golborne and Portobello Road Market 

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Block Party featured

DJ Chad Alexander on the decks

Babajani, London 

 

In summer 2018, we took 15 young photographers from Ladbroke Grove to morocco on a cross culture exchange to North Africa. They produced a 30 print series titled ‘LBG x Larache' at local middle eastern deli and art space Babajani, 5 minutes from our base off Golborne Road, W10

KCC Kensington, London 

 

Marking international day of tolerance by raising awareness on the lack of empathy in humans across the world throughout history, exploring colonialism, globalisation, gentrification, revolution and Brexit through a collaborative show at the recently reclaimed Kensington and Chelsea College. Featuring debut collection by Peaky 'Prisoner to Consumerism'. First public screening of Shadow of Grenfell: Failed by the State

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Co-curated by Peaky

Notting Hill Arts Club, London 

 

Supporting the Art of Sounds in their debut ‘art party’ combining live art by members of Ching UK​. Beats played by top london DJ Chad Alexander

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Curated by JKing