Identity, an exhibition showcasing the work of the artists who develop their creative practice in the Artbox studio.
A new friend of Artbox, Catherine Ling, has kindly organised a Fundraising Walk for us on Sunday 25th June. The group will be meeting at 11:30 am at the South Entrance to Broomfield Park in Palmers Green and walking 5km around the park.
Artbox London is the Charity Partner of Affordable Art Fair, Battersea Spring 2023!
Affordable Art Fair aims to make art accessible to all and democratise art - goals we share here at Artbox - so we are very proud to be their Charity Partner this year.
We will be displaying and selling a selection of original artworks by our wonderful Artbox artists across the full five days of the fair. Come down and say hello! Artbox will be amongst 1000s of other great artworks and interesting galleries.
Charity Private View
Be one of the first to explore the Affordable Art Fair, Battersea on Wednesday 8 March from 5 – 9pm.
100% of the ticket price will be used by Artbox to help run its daytime activities for people with learning disabilities and autism. Tickets are available via the link below.
Artbox London is delighted to present our People/Planet exhibition to showcase the recent work of our artists. The exhibition also marks the grand opening of Artbox’s new studio space.
Our first exhibition in two years, One of a Kind brings together the highly original pieces created in the studio over the past year
Artbox London has partnered with Islington Giving and Islington-based Darbyshire framers, to showcase a selection of Islington-inspired pieces for our Art Auction. 21 artworks were created by Artbox London artists working in Artbox London's studios.
One World - our next studio exhibition which will explore our relationship to our world…
Where do ideas come from? Inside and outside the studio, we are always sharing ideas. Inspiration comes when we least expect it and from the most unexpected places. In Origins, the artists of Artbox invite visitors to go beyond the visual and discover what inspires them.
In previous exhibitions, the artists have focused on a common inspiration to create new work. For Origins, each artist considered their own unique ideas to arrive at a topic for their art. In hanging each piece next to a note from its creator, visitors are invited into the mind of the artist so that they may interact with the work on a deeper level.
Save the date - our next studio exhibition will be on Thursday 6th June from 6-9pm
The working day's over, it's time to bring a bottle to Artbox studios and get creative…
Grab a bargain at our second bring and buy sale…
An exhibition of artwork by artists with learning disabilities and autism
Come one, come all to the Cello Factory! A fantastic evening jam-packed with brilliant art, exhibit films and to support the great work that is done by everyone at Artbox London!
Come and meet us in the Artbox studio for our exhibition celebrating collaboration. It will be a meeting of our artists’ styles and minds in our very own meeting place.
The summer exhibition brings together artist from Artbox, who have responded to the theme of summer time. The exhibition includes a diverse range of responses to the idea, from figurative responses to abstract and digital works.
Artbox is taking part in this year’s Cally Festival! We can’t wait to join in the fun and hope you can make it too!
We'd like to invite you to the first exhibition in our new space:
New artwork will be on display and this will be a special opportunity for you to see the space where the work is created.
Please join us for a quiet viewing and artist talks on Thursday 15th March 4.30-6.30, RSVP info@artboxlondon.org or 07846605993
Open to the public on Thursday 15th March from 6.30-9pm
Viewing by appointment from Friday 16th - 24th March. For enquiries please email info@artboxlondon.org
The launch of our inaugural Poster sale. This art sale will bring together A3 poster sized art works by internationally acclaimed artists alongside artists with learning disabilities involved in Artbox.
As part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2016, Artbox London hosted ‘Art as Medicine’, a presentation and panel discussion exploring the role of art in mental health.
In November 2015, the stunning Cello Factory in Waterloo hosted Changes, an exhibition of artwork created by artists with learning disabilities and a celebration of Artbox's first five years.
In an exciting collaboration artists with learning disabilities from across London and professional artists came together to exhibit postcard sized artwork at FOLD gallery in Fitzrovia.
