Fri 6th - Sun 8th Mar 2026, 11am-5pm

Schools Day: Thursday 5th March, 1-4pm
Private View: Thursday 5th March, 6-9pm

All Welcome

Exhibiting Artists: Adam Thomas, Adrian Morris-Thomas, Alexandra Blum, Alexandra Hobso, nAneta Mackonyte, Anna Maconochie, Annuska Angulo (Lana Desastre), Arts Network, Babajide Brian, Bean McLean, Bob Stone, Christine Schorfheide, David Phillips, Deborah Morris-Thomas, Debra Malley, Dee Whittington, Donna Rochester, Effie Jordan, Emeline Beroud, FREDRIX VERMIN, Gabrielle Zemaityte-Travis, Guang Zhu, Hajnalka Ilona Debrei, Hannah Jones, Harrison Cawley, Helen Ashton, Himani Weir, Iain, Macarthur, Ian Gouldstone, Jade They, Jaeho Shin, James Christie, jasmine waldorf, Jo McCormick, Joe Joe Tebbutt, Kaius Mowbray, Katya Alisia, Kay Senior, Kelda Storm, Lara Pain, Laura Hills, Lily Waplington (Lily Pearl Veinia), Liting Wu, Maggie Learmonth, Mamon Hawkins, Matty Palmer, Michelle Butcher, Minyue Hu, Moira Lam, Molly Syrett, Natasha Eves, Nicki Massos, nicola white, Oluwaseun, Pam Miller, PaulPaul Haydock-Wilson, Paul Thomas, Peter Roberts, Rachel Bowyer, Rebecca Danning, Robin finch pickering, Roli Ross, Rose Walter, Samantha Johnston, Sarah Durham, Sarah E Shaw, Sonia Thomas, Stephanie Wong, Theo Dunne, Timothy Daniel O'Leary, Toby Goode, Verity Wong, Yuxi Zhong, Zully Mejía

Access information: Accessible, non-gender toilets, step-free access, wheelchair accessible, guide – dog friendly (applies to ground floor of main building and Arts Network building only)

Ages: All ages

Parking: There is no parking onsite, accessible parking can be arranged in advance. Free parking on street (weekends and evenings only)

Where: Art Hub Studios, Stanley Street, SE8 4BL

Public Transport: New Cross Station (5 mins), Deptford Station (10 mins). Bus Stop ( 2 mins)

Cycling: Racks on site

Enquiries: info@arthub.org.uk

Socials: @ArtHubLondon

🗓️ 16 January - 1 February 2026 / Open Friday-Sunday (10am-5pm), or by appointment.

🥂 Private view: Friday 16th January, 6-8pm - RSVP if you would like to join us.

🗺️ Gallery White Box, 5 Hare and Billet Rd, Blackheath, London, SE3 0RB.

Ten artists based in Blackheath, Greenwich, and the South London area - mostly members of the Blackheath Art Society - will show a selection of paintings portraying the landmarks, the nature, the beauty of Greenwich Park.

The works were all created during the group’s “En plein air” sessions, when the artists sketch outdoors on location, alone or in a group. Some pieces are the actual sketches from those sessions, while others are paintings based on initial sketches in charcoal, watercolour, or oil on small canvases.

Each is a one-of-a-kind original, and the show offers a special opportunity for those wishing to place an original Greenwich Park landscape from a local artist in their collection.

The show features artists who have exhibited before at Gallery White Box - Kathleen Taylor, Alexandra Helm, and Shelagh Vida - as well as others connected to the “En plein air” group: Alexandra Santos, Sarah Veitch, Amber Khokhar, Edythe Peters, Mary Griffiths, Richard Lord, Margaret Dinkeldein, and Sarah Shaw.

This art exhibition is a story by artist Sarah E Shaw about two planets: Earth and Venus - so alike in their geological make-up that they were once called sister planets.

The Waves explores how we came to understand our planetary neighbour and presents the perspectives of these two sisters through quotes from Virginia Woolf’s 1931 novel of the same title.

This exhibition will showcase Sarah’s recent experiments with alternative photographic techniques as well as new paintings and drawings which invite you to experience the delicate balance between beauty and sustainability, where every material and process has its own story.

Suitable for all ages.

Evening Event:

Tuesday 24th September 5 - 8pm

Stanley Arts Centre

12 South Norwood Hill
London
SE25 6AB

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The Drowned World is based upon JG Ballard’s 1960s ‘fictional’ treatise on the outcomes of our destruction releasing the untampered wild force of nature which overtakes Central London, flooding our city with the detritus of our urban culture and yet still not stemming our unrelenting greed and hubris.

Meet the Artist Lates until 9.30pm:

Thursday 29th

Friday 30th

Saturday 31st

54 The Gallery

54 Shepherd Market, London W1J 7QX

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Glasgow Gallery of Photography

06 Mar - 30 Mar 2024

279-281 High Street, Glasgow G4 0QS

Fox Yard Studios

09 Feb - 22 Feb 2024

Old Fox Yard, 6, Stowmarket IP14 1AB

Group exhibition showcasing artists who capture love from different angles. The love of life, of self, of nature, places and people, among other subjects that matter to them. Or those who simply create intuitively by drawing from a feeling, from their heart energy.

Curated by Dr Kevina Badoye, Art Magnitude

Glasgow Gallery of Photography

57 Glassford Street, Glasgow, G1 1UB

Limehouse, E14 7FQ

A group exhibition featuring the work of 16 artists to celebrate the launch of Circlebox art, a new platform for artists and art lovers.

Curated by Circlebox founder, Kathlyn Pagador.

This exhibition is by appointment only, please contact Kathlyn to arrange a viewing.

Featured Artists:

Wendy Allen

Finlay Bond

Charles

Subhati Guha

Tamas Huszar

Drine Java

Shahina Jaffer

Dora Konstantinou

Jennifer Nieuwland

Ekaterina Ominina

Tannaz Oroumchi

Kathlyn Pagador

Sarah E Shaw

Christian Smith

Kristina Stipetic

Andrew Szczech

Visualising Venus Artist Talk

08 Feb 2024, 6pm

As Part of the Being Human exhibition, Sarah will be hosting an artist talk, explaining the stories behind the Venus landscapes.

To book, please contact Kathlyn: exhibition@circlebox.art