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Gallery History

Exhibition Archive 2025

A curated overview of exhibitions presented at Espacio Gallery throughout 2025.


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18 to 22 December 2025

Between Stillness and Pulse


Exhibition Dates: 18 to 22 December 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Thursday 18 December | 5 pm to 8 pm
Opening Hours:
Thursday: 1 pm to 7 pm
Friday to Sunday: 1 pm to 7 pm
Monday: 1 pm to 4 pm
Atmosphere: Time, breath, rhythm and embodied perception


About the Exhibition

Between Stillness and Pulse explored the breath of time and the rhythm of the body, inviting reflection on how perception unfolds within moments of pause and motion. Stillness and movement were presented not as opposites, but as coexisting forces, like inhale and exhale, shaping a shared temporal experience.

Through sound, light, bodily resonance and visual expression, the exhibition encouraged visitors to slow down, listen and reconnect with the subtle pulse of time, allowing sensitivity and presence to gently reemerge.


Participating Artists

Anni He
Aijia Song
Banglun Fu
Bei Xu
Boluwa Tife Kolawole
Doupu
Heng Yu Li
Qingyuan Liang
Ke Jade Fan
Kenenza Michiko
Shika Haku
Shujie Yang
Shuyu Zhang
Tianhui Tao
Hubert Zheng
Xiaoxiao Chen
Xinyue Liang
Yansong Zhang
Yuchen Li
Yun Wen
Yuko Arai
Zan Wang
Zewanyue Wu
Hui Zhang

Curator: Yansong Zhang
Curation Execution: Tianhui Tao
Visual Direction and Promotion: Anni He
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

For enquiries, please contact Espacio Gallery:
[email protected]


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13 to 15 December 2025

Solo Exhibition

Stone Hills Zero


Artist: Nazlı Akıncı
Exhibition Dates: 13 to 15 December 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Opening Night: 13 December | 6 pm to 9 pm
Opening Hours: 14 and 15 December | 3 pm to 7 pm
Atmosphere: Ancient memory, ritual space and contemporary reflection


About the Exhibition

Stone Hills Zero refers to a group of archaeological sites located in the Şanlıurfa region of Türkiye, dating back approximately twelve thousand years. The area contains the earliest known ritual structures, monumental T shaped stone pillars and a sophisticated symbolic language that predates writing.

Sites such as Göbeklitepe, Karahantepe, Sefertepe, Sayburç and Nevali Çori reveal that pre agricultural communities created shared ritual spaces and developed complex symbolic expression. Nevali Çori stands out through its early temple architecture and remarkable human figures.

Stone Hills reshapes our understanding of early human history, demonstrating that social organisation and belief systems are far older and more intricate than once assumed. This exhibition reimagines this ancient legacy through the lens of contemporary art.


Exhibition Statement

Stone Hills refers to a group of archaeological sites located within and around the province of Şanlıurfa in Türkiye, dating back approximately twelve thousand years. The region contains the earliest known ritual structures, monumental stone pillars and an advanced symbolic language created long before written communication emerged.

Hunter gatherer communities were capable of building shared ritual spaces, sophisticated architectural layouts and complex symbolic expressions long before the advent of agriculture. Nevali Çori marks a significant stage in this cultural development through its early temple architecture and remarkable human sculptures.

Stone Hills reshapes our understanding of early human history, revealing that social organisation, belief systems and communal rituals are far older and far more complex than previously assumed. This exhibition seeks to reinterpret the universal legacy of Stone Hills through the lens of contemporary art.

Nazlı Akıncı


Curated by: Mohsen Mohammad Zadeh
Organised by: Nidra Art Project
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

For further information, please visit:
www.nidraart.com


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13 – 15 December 2025

Entropy

Maks Shevchenko Solo Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: 13 to 15 December 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Opening Night: Saturday 13 December | 6 pm – 9 pm
Atmosphere: Order dissolving into quiet chaos


About the Exhibition

Entropy explored the quiet certainty of decay through the persistent return of a single geometric form. The circle, long regarded as a symbol of wholeness and timeless perfection, entered a slow and deliberate unraveling. Order softened, lines blurred, and meanings began to slip away.

Each work originated from an intention to establish structure: repeated circles, rhythmic fields, and visual systems that promised stability. Yet the material followed its own ancient logic. Pigment drifted, layers mingled, and boundaries dissolved. What began as control gradually transformed into uncertainty.

The circle was chosen deliberately. As the purest of forms, a closed universe and emblem of completeness, it was here exposed. Its edges softened, its identity faded, and each repetition became an echo of what it once declared. The works existed on thresholds: intention meeting accident, construction sliding toward dissolution, presence leaning into disappearance.

Every layer marked a moment. Every drip carried the quiet weight of entropy. The canvases stood as a testament to time’s patient erosion, becoming an archive of both becoming and unbecoming.


Artist: Maks Shevchenko
Curated by: Mohsen Mohammad Zadeh
Organised by: Nidra Art Project
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

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10 to 12 December 2025

Solo Exhibition

Dear Future Wife


Artist: Tariell Barsamian
Exhibition Dates: 10 to 12 December 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Atmosphere: Intimacy, humour, vulnerability and emotional honesty


About the Exhibition

Dear Future Wife begins with letters written to a woman who never appears. Along the way, something far more tender unfolds. The quiet pressure to grow up, the weight of becoming a man, and the moment love becomes real only when we stop performing and start telling the truth.

Through simple drawings and disarming humour, the works trace a journey of longing, pretending, searching and hoping. A path where boyhood dreams shift, soften, and slowly give way to honesty.

The exhibition reveals the space between the life we are taught to want and the life we are brave enough to live. At its heart, it is a celebration of vulnerability and the gentle, chaotic process of becoming oneself.


Exhibition Statement

Dear Future Wife is an art project built around a series of illustrations and letters. What began as a playful idea, writing to a woman who repeatedly refused to appear, gradually grew into a full exhibition.

The project offers a light yet honest way to process the pressure to grow up, to settle down and to become a man. It follows the evolution of love, identity and social expectations, showing how childhood fantasies about a future partner slowly shift as life becomes real.

Through humour, naivety and deliberately simple language paired with minimalist drawings, the work traces a journey of searching, longing, pretending and hoping, and eventually growing up. It examines the gap between the life we are taught to want and the life we are brave enough to live.

At its core, the project reflects on connection, inherited expectations and the moment we realise that real love begins only when we stop performing and start telling the truth.

Dear Future Wife is not about becoming braver through love, but about becoming brave enough to allow love to exist. It is a celebration of vulnerability and the tender chaos of becoming yourself.


Curated by: Mohsen Mohammad Zadeh
Organised by: Nidra Art Project
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

For enquiries, please contact Espacio Gallery:
[email protected]


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10 to 12 December 2025

Solo Photography Exhibition

Between Stillness and Motion


Artist: Victoria Vykhodtseva
Exhibition Dates: 10 to 12 December 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Opening Night: 10 December | 6 pm to 8 pm
Opening Hours: 11 and 12 December | 3 pm to 7 pm
Atmosphere: Quiet observation, light, gesture and suspended time


About the Exhibition

Between Stillness and Motion brings together photographs in which time rests on a quiet threshold, where movement softens and stillness begins to breathe. A lone sheep in marshlands, a fleeting shimmer of light, a gesture caught between presence and disappearance. Each image becomes a subtle echo of life as it unfolds.

The exhibition invites viewers to pause and to witness the delicate pulse between what changes and what remains.


Exhibition Statement

This exhibition gathers fragments from across time and place, from the rhythm of urban life to the hush of distant marshes, from ritual gestures to refracted domestic light. Each photograph emerges from a distinct body of work, yet together they explore a shared question. How does the world reveal itself when we pause long enough to look.

Some works dwell in movement, such as the blur of neon lit crowds or the suspended arc of a fishing net over water. Others lean into stillness, a solitary sheep, a crumpled bloom, a Venetian mask held by the quiet gaze of the lens. Light acts as a sculptor throughout, splitting through glass, veiling figures in mist, or soaking the sky in ceremonial gold.

Grouped across five visual threads titled Salt Marshes, Myanmar, Red Rush, Carnival and Studies in Refraction, the photographs invite the viewer to shift registers and encounter the world as something both fragile and theatrical, sacred and fleeting.

These are not unified narratives, but visual notations of presence. Between stillness and motion, clarity and abstraction, the work invites quiet attention to gesture, to texture and to time as it unfolds.


Curated by: Mohsen Mohammad Zadeh
Organised by: Nidra Art Project
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

For enquiries, please contact Espacio Gallery:
[email protected]


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27 November – 2 December 2025

Soul in Motion


Exhibition Dates: 27 November to 2 December 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Opening Hours:
Thursday 27 November | 1 pm to 7 pm
Friday 28 November | 6 pm to 9 pm Private View
Saturday 29 November to Monday 1 December | 1 pm to 7 pm
Tuesday 2 December | 1 pm to 4 pm


About the Exhibition

Soul in Motion brought together a richly diverse group of artists who explored movement as memory, ritual and transformation. Through painting, photography, sculpture, textiles and mixed media works, the exhibition traced the ways bodies, landscapes and inner worlds shifted and travelled over time.


Gallery 01

Frankie King
@francescakingart
Nataly Kenny
@natalykennyfineart
John Gannon
@amaranthart1
Xingchen Guo
@gxc_gary
Sandra Q.
Hackney Studios
Monica Babich
@monicababichartist
Kat Cruz
@kcruz_art
Tara Garden
@taraagarden
Studio Marjaana
@studiomarjaana
Bharat Patel
@bharatpatelphotography
Rasaq Adewunmi
@rasaq_adewunmi
Natasha Joseph
@bynatashajoseph
Bianca Pirlog
@bianca.pirlog
Amanda F Woodhead
@amandafwoodhead
Stephen Bushe
@stephenbusheart
Rachel Hollington
Soul in Motion
Stanley Wiskin
Soul in Motion
Doug Jack Jones
Soul in Motion

Gallery 02

Xianzhuyue Li
@bam8oo
Uzoigwe Kenneth
@munachi_art
Luna Xue
@luna.xue.fineart
Keziah Tilley
@keziahtilleystudios
Coma Yank
@magikoma
Becca Koçar
@beccakocart
Yuke Xiao
@fishelllens
Adaeze Adinnu
@adaeze_adinnu
Nailah J
@nailahj_art
Ami Koya
@ami_k_97
Paint My Vision
@paint_myvision
Elvira Ismagilova
@elviraismagilovaart
Marcele Silvina
@thoughts_art_poem
Ziyu Wei
@ziyuwei.vision
Deborah Robins
@deborahrobins
Josephine
@lilmooments
Nanthan
@nanthan.photography
José Canepa
@chameleon.creations
Grazy Magal
@grazy_magal

Performance

Mika Shirahama
@mikashirahama

Plinths and Displays

Amy Hsu Tzu Chen
@amychenfly
Halimah Badmus
@ivarraa_pottery
Jiayi Gu
@blurbl_e
Kashmira Patel
Sculpture
Dr Lorna Moore
@drlornamoore
Umar Abdulrasheed
@terravia_ceramics
Huiyuan Zhang
Soul in Motion

Dark Room

Fátima Soares
@fatimasterapias
Grazy Magal
@grazy_magal

Organised by: Leonardo Roberge and Graciella Harger
Espacio Gallery

The Celebration Gallery

Captured by our photographers and contributors

Marcelo Sáez Paddy Moran Gallery Mobile Photos

Photography documentation of the exhibition

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21 to 24 November 2025

Echoes of the Future


Exhibition Dates: 21 to 24 November 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Friday 21 November | 6 pm to 9 pm
Opening Hours: Saturday to Monday | 3 pm to 7 pm
Atmosphere: Memory, intuition and future oriented reflection


About the Exhibition

Echoes of the Future marked the seventy ninth international project of Nidra Art Project and brought together contemporary artists from diverse cultural backgrounds, each presenting a distinct voice oriented toward what lies ahead.

More than a reflection of the present, the works acted as intuitions that resonated forward in time. Through memory, emotion and inner journeys, the exhibition traced subtle imprints on the evolving landscape of the future.

Each participating artist contributed not only a narrative, but an echo, a mark inscribed into time, reaching toward the unseen.

A collective exploration of memory, emotion and future oriented artistic expression.


Participating Artists

Anastasia Klimova
Arife Düz
Atena Bagherzadeh
Beren Zengin
Berk Beşpınar
Cenan Genç
Ebru Ercivan
Emine Elmas
Ferayim Madak
Feride Semiz Intaş
Gamze Kartal
Gürkan Develi
Hüma Ece
Juan Forgia
Mahta Somi
Manije Hanifi
Maria Verner
Mehtap Demirdöven
Mohsen Mohammad Zadeh
Nazife Şen
Pegah Nasrollahi
Rayeh Ghorbany
Saba Salebci
Saeedeh Akhlaghi
Samaneh Hanifi
Sara Rahimi Karimabad
Seda Dokumacı
Sevcan Birgoren
Sima Amiri
Şebnem Aslı Tok
Şeyda Balcı
Tekbir Yıldırım
Tülay Terzi Ulu
Tülin Gizgen Atabay
Vedia Yeşim Bayanoğlu
Veysi Savcı
Yavuz Fırıldak

Curated by: Nidra Art Project
Organised by: Nidra Art Project
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

For further information, please visit:
nidraart.com


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6 to 11 November 2025

IAS Winter Art Exhibition 2025


Exhibition Dates: 6 to 11 November 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Thursday 6 November | 6 pm to 8.30 pm
Opening Hours: Daily | 11 am to 6 pm
Atmosphere: Community spirit, material exploration and shared creativity


About the Exhibition

IAS Winter Art Exhibition 2025 brings together members of the Islington Art Society for their annual winter showcase at Espacio Gallery. The exhibition presents a rich and varied selection of paintings, drawings, original prints, ceramics, collage, sculpture and photography.

Visitors are invited to experience a lively and welcoming exhibition that reflects the diversity, creativity and strong community spirit of artists working across North and East London.

A celebration of artistic practice, material exploration and shared creativity.


Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

Bar and other donations support Crisis and their work with people experiencing homelessness.


Organised by: Islington Art Society
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

For enquiries, please visit:
islingtonartsociety.org.uk


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30 October to 4 November 2025

Noctilucent


Exhibition Dates: 30 October to 4 November 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Thursday 30 October | 5 pm to 6.30 pm
Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Saturday | 11 am to 6 pm
Sunday | 9 am to 4 pm
Closed on Monday and open to participating artists only.
Atmosphere: Light, shadow and quiet revelation


About the Exhibition

Noctilucent invites visitors into a world suspended between light and shadow, where the invisible becomes luminous. Inspired by the ethereal beauty of noctilucent clouds, the exhibition explores the delicate tension between clarity and mystery, perception and imagination.

Each artist presents a personal dialogue with light, transforming the gallery into a constellation of reflections and quiet revelations. The works question what we see, what we sense and what remains hidden in the twilight of experience.

When darkness meets light, imagination awakens.


Participating Artists

Cathalina Navarro Lagos
Ke Qin
K M Bosy
M H Zero
Honey Baker
Xiao Ge
Zhengwei Fan

Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

Come explore, connect and experience art in the heart of Shoreditch.

Hosted by Espacio Gallery

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22 to 25 October 2025

Brazilian Children Take Art to London

Children Coloring The World


Exhibition Dates: 22 to 25 October 2025
Private View: Wednesday 22 October | 6 pm
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


About the Exhibition

The international project Children Coloring The World, created by visual artist and educator Luciana Severo, brings the talent of young Brazilian artists to the international stage. In October 2025, a group of twenty two child artists from the Luciana Severo School of Arts will take part in a collective exhibition at Espacio Gallery in London.

Having already travelled through France, Italy, the United States, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Portugal, the project celebrates children’s creativity while promoting solidarity and social responsibility. Part of its actions are dedicated to social causes, bringing joy and hope to children in vulnerable situations.

The London programme offers a rich cultural immersion, including museum visits, artistic experiences and participation in the exhibition, where young artists from Piauí will present their work alongside talents from different parts of the world.

With eight years of continuous activity, more than three hundred participating children, and numerous international recognitions including the International Top of Mind Award received in London in 2024, Children Coloring The World continues to inspire audiences worldwide.

With this new stage in London, the project reaffirms its mission to colour the world with children’s art, spreading culture, solidarity and hope.

Luciana Severo, creator of the project, will accompany the group alongside other artists representing Brazil during this important international chapter.


Created by: Luciana Severo
Organised by: Children Coloring The World Project
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

For enquiries, please contact Espacio Gallery:
[email protected]


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10 to 19 October 2025

Artist Talk Magazine Exhibition


Exhibition Dates:
London Underground | 10 to 12 October 2025
Shoreditch | 14 to 19 October 2025

Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Tuesday 14 October | 6.30 pm to 9 pm
Opening Hours:
Wednesday 15 and Thursday 16 October | 11.30 am to 6 pm
Friday 17 and Saturday 18 October | 11.30 am to 7.30 pm
Sunday 19 October | 11.30 am to 4 pm
Atmosphere: International dialogue, bold practices and shared visibility


About the Exhibition

Artist Talk Magazine presents a curated selection of international artists this October, with exhibitions first shown in the London Underground and later in the heart of Shoreditch at Espacio Gallery.

The exhibition celebrates diverse voices and practices across contemporary art, inviting visitors to connect with works that are bold, thought provoking and visually engaging.

A platform where artists and audiences meet, sharing creativity, dialogue and inspiration.


Participating Artists

Saki Watanabe
Juras
Philipp Fenner
EHRHART
Crissy Oakfield
Xue Gao
Cynthia Mangueira
Grant Milne
E A Tofte
Hsinyu Lu
Anastasiia Vald
Jia Man
Stavri Georgiou
Martina Grubmueller Mg
Samantha Straede
Natalya Radunez
Schiela Ali
Taniya Dharani
Angela Thouless
Sarah Asante
Darrel Overton
Daniel Agra
Fiona Maciver Macdonald
Te Sian Shih
Peijun Cao
Mariko Kumon
Gamze Kartal
Karol Z
Kirsteen Thomson
Eman Khalifa
Lamees Farooq
Leigh Witherell
Dessi Vitcheva
Ruonan Shen
Michaela Currie
Maria Teresa Molner
Shereena Habib
Ben Hendy

Curated by: Grant Milne, Founder of Artist Talk Magazine
Website: www.artisttalkmagazine.com
Instagram: @artisttalkmagazine
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

Admission is free and everyone is welcome.
Come explore, connect and celebrate art in the heart of Shoreditch.


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7 to 12 October 2025

The Doors of the Regent Palace Hotel

Rupert Record


Exhibition Dates: 7 to 12 October 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Friday 10 October | 6 pm to 9 pm
Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Wednesday | 11 am to 6 pm
Thursday | Closed
Friday | 11 am to 6 pm
Saturday | 12 pm to 7 pm
Sunday | 11 am to 4 pm
The gallery was closed to the public outside these hours. Exhibition tours were available by request.
Atmosphere: Silence, resilience and quiet transformation


About the Exhibition

The Doors of the Regent Palace Hotel presented a new body of work by London based painter Dr Rupert Record. The exhibition explored silence, resilience and transformation through layered abstraction, combining autobiography, architectural references and LGBTQ plus histories.

Drawing on his experiences of coming out as a young gay man in the 1980s and 1990s, Record translated memory into luminous compositions where silence became a space of empathy, self acceptance and renewal.

Through architectural motifs, traces of the body and layered colour, the paintings invited viewers into an intimate dialogue between vulnerability and strength, reimagining masculinity as fluid, inclusive and deeply human.

Each canvas became a space where memory, identity and renewal quietly unfolded.


Artist: Rupert Record
Website: rupertrecord.studio
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

Admission was free and the exhibition was open to all.

Thank you to everyone who visited and shared this reflective and powerful exhibition with us at Espacio Gallery.


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30 September to 3 October 2025

Safe Spaces

A Consortium for Street Children Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: 30 September to 3 October 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Thursday 2 October | 6 pm to 9 pm
Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Friday | 11 am to 6 pm
The gallery was closed to the public on Monday and open to participating artists only.
Atmosphere: Care, dignity, belonging and social awareness


About the Exhibition

Safe Spaces brought together visual artists responding to the themes of security, safety and belonging, with particular focus on the lived experiences of children and young people in street situations.

Through a diverse range of artistic approaches, the exhibition explored wider questions of mental health, identity, community and resilience, offering deeply personal and socially engaged reflections on what it means to feel safe or unsafe.

The exhibition aimed to raise awareness, foster empathy and generate social impact through visual storytelling, amplifying voices from emerging to established artists while supporting meaningful social change.

Creating safe spaces was presented not only as a matter of shelter, but of dignity, identity and belonging.


Organised by: Consortium for Street Children
Website: streetchildren.org
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

Admission was free and the exhibition was open to all.

Thank you to everyone who visited, supported and contributed to this socially engaged exhibition at Espacio Gallery.


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16 – 21 September 2025

All Means All

Inclusive Art Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: 16 to 21 September 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Opening Hours: Daily from 1 pm to 7 pm
Private View: Friday 19 September | 6 pm to 9 pm
Special Performance: Live piano performance by Ivo Pires


About the Exhibition

All Means All was a curated exhibition that explored inclusion in its many forms, questioning what it truly means to belong in contemporary society. The exhibition brought together artists whose practices engaged with themes of identity, equity, accessibility and representation across painting, photography, sculpture, digital and mixed media.

The exhibition created a space where borders dissolved, labels faded and presence became the focus. Each artwork became part of a shared dialogue on visibility, belonging and the human experience.

No borders. No labels. Just presence.


Participating Artists

Ana Maria Leocadio
Amin Nazari
Andrew Clovis
Berensu Kandemir
Caroline Lindqvist
Chinyere Amadi Kamalu
Donna Cyril
Gerardo Posada
Graciella Harger
Hazal Emsiz
Hyunjin Kim
Isabella Banjoko
Iuri Lima
Jas Bhamra
Jo Colbert
Justine Rosenzweig
Kimia Farhadpour
Loredana
Masoomeh Aftabi
Mengzhu Li
Michelle Baharier
Nataly Kenny
Olanrewaju Atanda
Olivia Isabel Rains
Paul Hartley
Pin Tang Huang
Prachi Gawas
Rahimat Onize Shaibu
Rory Jenkins
Seiko Kim
Snezhanna Babiy
Victoria Vykhodtseva
Xavier Adriaenssens
Yan Jacob
Zoltan Magyar

Organised by Espacio Gallery

The Celebration Gallery

Captured by our photographers and contributors

Marcelo Sáez Paddy Moran Gallery Mobile Photos

Photography documentation of the exhibition

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9 to 14 September 2025

Coming Out of the Art Womb

Art Exhibition by Jon C Woods


Exhibition Dates: 9 to 14 September 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Thursday 11 September | 6 pm to 9 pm
Opening Hours:
Monday to Wednesday | 12 pm to 7 pm
Thursday | 12 pm to 6 pm
Friday | 12 pm to 7 pm
Saturday | 11.30 am to 7 pm
Sunday | 11 am to 3.30 pm
Tours: Exhibition tours available by request via [email protected]
RSVP: bit.ly/exclusiveexhibit
Atmosphere: Radical vulnerability, colour and self exploration


About the Exhibition

Coming Out of the Art Womb marked the return of Jon C Woods after nearly forty years of artistic silence. Rooted in radical vulnerability, the exhibition explored queerness, belonging and identity through bold colour, visceral imagery and recurring motifs, questioning the uneasy gaze between artist, viewer and subject.

Woods is an artist and art psychotherapist with over three decades of work within the NHS. This exhibition unveiled a body of work long kept private due to censorship and social pressure, including what the artist refers to as the Cornish Art Mafia. The exhibition was produced by his children as an act of admiration and a response to its long absence from public view.

A colourful journey through identity, belonging and self exploration.


Artist: Jon C Woods
joncwoodsart.com
Instagram: @jontwoods
Facebook: Jonathan Charles Woods
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

Admission was free and the exhibition was open to all.

We warmly invited visitors to explore, connect and celebrate art in the heart of Shoreditch as part of the Espacio Gallery programme.


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26 August to 6 September 2025

The International Art Prize in London

Top 10 London 2025 International Contemporary Art Prize


Exhibition Dates: 26 August to 6 September 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG
Curated by: PitturiAmo A.P.S.


About the Exhibition

Espacio Gallery was delighted to host the Top 10 London 2025 International Contemporary Art Prize, an initiative organised by PitturiAmo to celebrate outstanding artistic talent from across the UK and beyond.

This special project presented a curated video and live exhibition of selected works, offering artists international exposure in the heart of London. From painting and sculpture to photography and digital practices, the exhibition embraced a wide range of styles and techniques under the theme Freedom of Expression.

A distinguished jury selected the Top 10 Artists, who were invited to take part in a year long collaborative programme with Espacio Gallery. This included participation in two group exhibitions, promotional features across gallery platforms and the opportunity to build meaningful connections within an international artistic network.

The event was promoted through L’Espresso, one of Italy’s leading national magazines, reaching over three million readers.

PitturiAmo is a renowned Italian contemporary art platform dedicated to supporting artists worldwide. Through exhibitions, competitions, catalogues and multimedia initiatives, it connects emerging and established talents with curators, collectors and galleries, fostering a dynamic ecosystem for artistic growth and international visibility.

Celebrating diversity, creativity and innovation in contemporary art.


Discover more about the prize:
pitturiamo.it/top-10-london-2025
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

Admission was free and the exhibition was open to all.

Espacio Gallery was proud to support this international initiative, highlighting freedom of expression and the strength of contemporary artistic voices.


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19 – 24 August 2025

Abstract Harmony

Art Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: 19 to 24 August 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Opening Hours: Daily from 1 pm to 7 pm
Evening Reception: Friday 22 August | 6 pm to 9.30 pm
Atmosphere: Abstract expressions, harmony and creative freedom


About the Exhibition

Abstract Harmony is a celebration of abstract art in all its forms. The exhibition brings together painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media and digital works, united by the shared language of abstraction. From expressive and intuitive approaches to textured or minimalist compositions, each voice contributes to a rich and diverse visual dialogue.

Open to artists of all backgrounds and levels of experience, this group exhibition embraces creative freedom and inclusivity. Whether bold or contemplative, vibrant or restrained, every artistic expression plays a role in bringing Espacio Gallery’s walls to life.

The exhibition invited artists to share their purest forms of visual emotion, creating a collective symphony of colour, texture and ideas.

A celebration of abstract expression and creative freedom.


Organised by Espacio Gallery

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28 July to 3 August 2025

Primal Curiosity

Art Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: 28 July to 3 August 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Opening Reception: Friday 31 July | 6 pm to 9 pm
Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Saturday | 11 am to 6 pm
Sunday | 9 am to 4 pm
Closed on Monday and open to participating artists only
Atmosphere: Cultural exchange, curiosity and shared creativity


About the Exhibition

Since its founding in New York’s East Village in 2007, spaceD9 Gallery has been dedicated to discovering the creative protagonists of tomorrow and showcasing the artistic excellence of Korean artists worldwide.

Each year, spaceD9 organises the Art Discovery Project to foster cultural exchange between artists from Korea and the United States. In parallel, the Harmony Project operates as an art healing initiative for refugee children in regions including Africa, Syria and Ukraine.

In 2025, the Art Discovery Project extends its journey to London with the special exhibition Primal Curiosity. This long awaited project, previously delayed by the pandemic and financial challenges, is finally realised at Espacio Gallery. Alongside the exhibition, the Harmony Project also ran special programming for refugee children in the UK.

We hope the precious works created by our artists will be beautifully presented in London, creating positive impact through art.


Curated by: spaceD9 Gallery
Discover more:
www.spaced9.com
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

Admission was free and the exhibition was open to all.

Visitors were invited to explore, connect and celebrate contemporary art in the heart of Shoreditch as part of the Espacio Gallery programme.


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22 to 27 July 2025

Euphoria of Colours

Art Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: 22 to 27 July 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, Shoreditch, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Friday 25 July | 6 pm to 8.30 pm
Opening Hours: Daily during exhibition week
Atmosphere: Colour, emotion and expressive energy


About the Exhibition

Euphoria of Colours invited visitors to immerse themselves in a vibrant celebration of colour and creativity. The exhibition brought together abstract, contemporary and expressive artworks that explored emotion, perception and the beauty that exists beyond colour itself.

Organised by Espacio Gallery, this group exhibition offered a dynamic platform for emerging and established artists to present their work in the heart of Shoreditch, creating a rich dialogue through form, movement and chromatic expression.

A joyful exploration of colour as emotion, energy and experience.


Participating Artists

Ana Hernando
Ana Maria Leocadio
Arina Baburskova
Balikis Badru
Brighton Luo
Catalin Mihalache
Cobie Wijlens
Fatima Soares
Graham Hart
Graciella Harger
Grazyna Parker
Iuri Lima
João Vasco Casanova
JCobert
Jolanda Hoogenboom
David Swainsbury
Kseniia Chumakova
Kulsoma Khatun
Lan Fei
Loredana Leska
Lu See
Maria Belen del Pino
Maria K
Michael Finlay
Nadiia Rom
Nataly Kenny
Natasha Navasardian
JungAi Chu
Ohji's Story
Suzana Gross
Symone McDonald
Thomas Evans
Vera Akotuah
Wang Liuke
Xiaoping Yu
Xenia Chetrar
Yuan Boxuan
Ivo Piris

Admission was free and the exhibition was open to all.

Thank you to all the artists and visitors who made Euphoria of Colours a vibrant and memorable moment within the Espacio Gallery programme.

Organised by Espacio Gallery

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Captured and photographed by Marcelo Saez

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Photography by Marcelo Saez

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16 Jul – 19 Jul 2025

Beyond the Frame | Group Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: 16 to 19 July 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Opening Night: Wednesday 16 July | 18:00 – 21:00
Opening Hours: Wednesday to Saturday | 15:00 – 19:00
Public Access: Closed on Monday, open to participating artists only


About the Exhibition

Beyond the Frame, the seventy second international exhibition by Nidra Art Project, took place at Espacio Gallery in July 2025, bringing together contemporary artists from across the globe in the heart of London.

The exhibition welcomed artists from Turkey, Russia, Azerbaijan, Tatarstan, Belarus, Iran, Tajikistan, Pakistan, Syria, Italy, and the United States, creating a rich and diverse artistic dialogue that transcended cultural and geographical boundaries.

Featuring painting, photography, digital art, video art, graphic design, miniature, illustration, and sculpture, the exhibition explored themes of identity, memory, transformation, and global connection, inviting viewers to look beyond the frame and engage with contemporary narratives shaped by individual perspectives.

Art beyond borders. Stories beyond the frame.


Exhibition Coordinator: Mohsen Mohammad Zadeh
Organiser: Nidra Art Project
Website: www.nidraart.com
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

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3 July to 6 July 2025

Flux | Group Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: 3 to 6 July 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Thursday 3 July | 18:00 to 21:00
Opening Hours: Thursday to Sunday | 11:00 to 18:00
Public Access: Closed on Monday, open to participating artists only


About the Exhibition

Flux brought together thirteen graduating students from the BA Photography course at Kingston School of Art, marking a significant moment in their creative journeys as they stepped into the professional art world.

The exhibition presented a diverse and thoughtful installation of sculpture, framed and mounted photographic works, installation pieces, and artist books, reflecting the individuality of each graduate’s practice.

Through photography and expanded visual forms, the artists explored themes of identity, heritage, culture, and contemporary social issues, offering powerful and socially engaged visual storytelling within one of London’s most dynamic independent art spaces.

Exploring identity, heritage, and contemporary issues through a graduate lens.


Participating Artists

Sudheha Amerasinghe
Mia Cassels
Denis Colebourne
Thomas Evans
Sophia Freemantle
Beth Holroyde
Benjamin Martinaud
Antonia Mckenize Headley
Elene Mgaloblishvili
Kimberley Murray
Guy Rofe
Marina Stancill
Eva Vidal

Exhibition Organiser: Kingston School of Art BA Photography
Exhibition Instagram: @flux_ksa
Gallery Instagram: @espaciogallery
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

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27 May – 1 June 2025

Artists Throughout the World | Group Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: 27 May to 1 June 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Tuesday 27 May | 17:00 – 20:00
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday | 13:00 – 19:00
Sunday: 13:00 – 17:00


About the Exhibition

Artists Throughout the World brought together an eclectic group of artists from Brazil and Barcelona, presenting a vibrant panorama of contemporary artistic practices shaped by diverse cultural perspectives.

From evocative abstract compositions to thought provoking figurative works, the exhibition highlighted the richness of individual narratives and the shared human experiences that transcend geographical boundaries.

The show created a space for cultural exchange and dialogue, celebrating artistic diversity while fostering meaningful connections between artists and audiences within the dynamic context of Espacio Gallery.


Participating Artists

Brazil

Carla Faria
Danielli Schuller
Denise Kastro
Elisa Murgel
Elsie Paiva
Evelyn Gonoretzky
Maria Gorete
Maria Alice Furtado
Maria Araujo
Mylene Costa
Nequitz
Regina Mendes
Roselena Campos
Barcelona

Manuel Grau Carod
De la Serna
Michele Ardito
Ángela Bartoli
Mahi Wasfy

Organised by: Cia Arte Cultura
Instagram: @ciaartecutura
Website: www.ciaartecutura.com.br
Contact: [email protected]
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

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20 to 25 May 2025

Spectrum of Life

Group Art Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: 20 to 25 May 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Opening Night: Thursday, 22 May 2025 | 6 pm to 9 pm
Opening Hours: Daily during the exhibition period
Atmosphere: Vibrant, inclusive and celebratory


About the Exhibition

Spectrum of Life was a dynamic and inclusive group exhibition that celebrated the diversity of contemporary artistic expression. Bringing together a wide range of practices including painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, textile and multimedia works, the exhibition explored the beauty, complexity and energy of life through multiple visual languages.

The exhibition created a space for dialogue, connection and shared experience, reflecting Espacio Gallery’s commitment to cultural diversity, openness and creative exchange. Each artist contributed a unique perspective, forming a collective narrative that embraced difference, emotion and transformation.


Participating Artists

Alice Nicholls
Alexandra Costa
Ana Maria Leocadio
Annette McAteer
Anthea Williams
Ash Islam
Ayodeji Oluwaseun Awoyomi
Ayooluwa Folayan
Ben Wardle
Deborah Defoe
Eugene Coyle
Fatima Kamran
Fatima Soares
Felicity Beaumont
Fin Culbert
Gareth Savage
Graciella Harger
Jason Bezas
Jim Simpson
Jo T Covert
Kevin Kane
Krista Marie Pottery
Kusum Vij
Lindsay Miller
Loredana Leska
Ludivine Mirigay
LuSee
Matthew Garbutt
MJ The Art Traveller
Nataly Kenny
Nelson Cunha
Nimisha Kotecha
Pamela Campbell
Patrycja Witkowska
Priya Herian
Raffaella Chiodino
Saejoon Oh
Sageena Thakur
Sharifa Ssenyonga
Siméon Artamonov
Sophie Woods
Tajai Brown
Tamsin Spargo
Xingyu Dai
Yuri Lima

Curated by: Graciella Harger, Director of Espacio Gallery
Presented by: Espacio Gallery London
Organised by Espacio Gallery

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12 to 18 May 2025

Metamorph

Group Art Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: 12 to 18 May 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Access

Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Saturday from 11 am to 6 pm
Sunday from 9 am to 4 pm

Closed to the public on Monday 12 May and Sunday 18 May
Open to participating artists only on these dates

Private View: Installation day only and not open to the public


About the Exhibition

Transformation is not just about appearance, but a reconstruction of the soul.

Metamorph was a group exhibition presented at Espacio Gallery from 12 to 18 May 2025. Curated by Hongqian Zhang, Huan Zhou and Binhao Guo, the exhibition explored transformation as an internal and emotional process as well as a visual and material shift.

Through painting, ceramics, video, installation and photography, the selected works reflected identity changes, reinvention and psychological evolution. Featuring artists from diverse cultural and creative backgrounds, the exhibition invited viewers to observe transformation as both a subtle and profound experience.


Participating Artists

Abbas Khan · Anning Song · Helen Mengzhu Li · Hongqian Zhang · Jiaqi Liao · Jiani Deng · Jingchen Han · Lexiong Ying · Lillian Zhu · Longfei Jiang · Podyman Alice · Ruiben He · Sansan Xie · Xiaobin Zhang · Xiaoran Fan · Xie Wei · Xintong Cai · Xinyue Liang · Xueer Bi · Yuke Cao · Zijing Deng


Curated by: Hongqian Zhang, Huan Zhou and Binhao Guo
Presented by: Espacio Gallery London
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

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29 April to 4 May 2025

Encounters with Sibyls


Exhibition Dates: 29 April to 4 May 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Thursday, 1 May 2025 from 5 pm to 8 pm


About the Exhibition

Encounters with Sibyls was an exhibition of paintings, prints and drawings inspired by the ancient sibyls, exploring their relevance and symbolic power in the contemporary world.

The exhibition brought together the practices of Liz Collini and Lindsay Simons, creating a dialogue between image and language, figuration and abstraction. Drawing from mythology, prophecy and embodied knowledge, the works invited reflection on intuition, voice and feminine wisdom across time.


Artists

Lindsay Simons
Lindsay Simons’ practice navigates the boundaries between figuration and abstraction, offering a distinctive painterly language. Her work has been widely exhibited across the UK, France and the United States, and is held in the Ruth Bourchard Collection.

Liz Collini
Liz Collini is a text and language artist whose work forms part of the collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum, the British Museum and the Text Archive in Bury. She has exhibited extensively across the UK and internationally.

Opening Times

Tuesday to Saturday from 11 am to 6 pm
Sunday from 11 am to 5 pm


Presented by: Espacio Gallery London
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

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21 to 27 April 2025

Extranjería Londres

International Group Art Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: 21 to 27 April 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


About the Exhibition

Extranjería Londres was an international group exhibition presented at Espacio Gallery in April 2025, bringing together artists from different cultural backgrounds to explore themes of identity, migration, belonging and transformation.

The exhibition reflected on the experience of existing between places, languages and cultures, presenting a rich selection of painting, sculpture, photography and mixed media works. Through personal and collective narratives, the participating artists offered powerful reflections on displacement, memory and connection.

The exhibition was curated by Max Araujo and Dario Zilberstein, in collaboration with Gusta Tu Gusto and Capital Culture House, reinforcing a shared commitment to international artistic exchange and cross cultural dialogue.


Participating Artists

Adriana Schwindt
Aiko Iwakawa
Allan Rivera
Amerindía
Ana Soto
Andrea Battioli
Angela Thouless
Ariana Giovanakis
Daniel Cuadrado
Dario Zilberstein
Erin Johansson
Gaby Vega
Ghita Benkirane
Gisa Haquin
Gisela García Gleria
Graciela Morán
Karina Polesel
Liliana Kraitz
Marcela Faccini
Marie Ghislaine Beauce
Max Araujo
Mónica Schenini
Nestan Mikeladze
Raffaella
René Jacobsen
Rosana Benedetti
Sisko Määttä
Susana Blanco
Tatí Fonti
Teresa Segarra
Toro Tribal
Vian Borchert

Curated by: Max Araujo and Dario Zilberstein
In collaboration with: Gusta Tu Gusto and Capital Culture House
Presented by: Espacio Gallery London
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

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15 to 20 April 2025

Listen

Group Photography Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: 15 to 20 April 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Thursday, 17 April 2025 from 6 pm to 9 pm
Meet the Artists: Saturday, 19 April 2025 from 3 pm to 5 pm
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 1 pm to 7 pm and Sunday from 1 pm to 5 pm


About the Exhibition

Listen was a group photography exhibition presented by the Central Group of London Independent Photography. The exhibition invited reflection on the act of listening as a form of awareness, openness and connection in a world shaped by constant noise.

Bringing together twenty seven photographers from the London Independent Photography Central Group, the exhibition explored how listening might be made visible through image making. The works spanned documentary, figurative and conceptual approaches, as well as performance, landscape, abstraction and alternative photographic processes.

Collectively, the exhibition proposed listening as a visual and embodied practice, rooted in attention to people, places and lived experience.


Presented by: Central Group of London Independent Photography
Hosted by: Espacio Gallery London
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

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9 to 13 April 2025

Roots

Solo Art Exhibition by Nusula Nakayiwa


Exhibition Dates: Wednesday 9 April to Sunday 13 April 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Thursday 10 April 2025 from 6 pm to 9.30 pm
Opening Hours: Wednesday to Friday from 11 am onwards and Saturday to Sunday from 11 am to 4 pm


About the Exhibition

Roots was a solo art exhibition by emerging visual artist Nusula Nakayiwa, marking her first solo presentation in London. The exhibition explored the concept of roots and the layered meanings it holds, offering visitors a reflective and emotionally resonant visual journey.

Working primarily with acrylic on canvas and incorporating elements of mixed media, Nakayiwa presented a body of work that brought aspects of her Ugandan heritage to the forefront. The exhibition blended cultural identity with contemporary expression, highlighting themes of belonging, memory and self discovery.

Prior to this exhibition, Nakayiwa had presented her work in Toronto, at a pop up event at Meta London headquarters and at Covent Garden Market. Roots marked a significant new chapter in her practice, reconnecting with art in her home city and establishing her voice within the London art scene.


Artist: Nusula Nakayiwa
Presented by: Espacio Gallery London
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

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26 to 30 March 2025

RPS London Region Members Print Exhibition 2025

Group Photography Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: 26 to 30 March 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Thursday 27 March 2025 from 6.30 pm to 9 pm
Opening Hours: Wednesday to Saturday from 11 am to 6 pm and Sunday from 11 am to 4 pm


About the Exhibition

RPS London Region Members Print Exhibition 2025 was a group photography exhibition presented at Espacio Gallery, featuring a selection of work by one hundred and fifteen photographers from the Royal Photographic Society London Region.

With over one hundred images on display, the exhibition showcased a wide range of photographic styles and genres, including portraiture, wildlife, landscape, abstract and documentary practices. The exhibition reflected the breadth and vitality of contemporary photography within the London Region.

Visitors were invited to attend the Open View on Thursday 27 March, where the President of the Royal Photographic Society, Simon Hill FRPS, addressed attendees. Alongside the main exhibition, information about the Sustainability Project run earlier in the year was presented, accompanied by a rolling digital display of additional individual images.

The exhibition also highlighted the community engagement work of RPS London Region volunteers, who support individuals affected by homelessness through a weekly photography mentoring group run in collaboration with CafeArt. A small selection of works by participants from this group formed part of the exhibition.

The exhibition welcomed visitors throughout its duration with free entry and an open, inclusive atmosphere.


Credits and Contact

Organised by: Royal Photographic Society London Region
Contact: [email protected] and [email protected]
Photo Credit: October Morning in Redesdale by Richard Davison


Presented by: Royal Photographic Society London Region
Hosted by: Espacio Gallery London
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

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18 to 23 March 2025

Creative Minds Art Exhibition

Third Edition


Exhibition Dates: 18 to 23 March 2025
Opening Hours: Daily from 1 pm to 7 pm
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: 21 March 2025 from 6 pm to 9.30 pm


About the Exhibition

Creative Minds Art Exhibition returned for its third edition in March 2025, bringing together a dynamic selection of emerging and established artists from across the globe. The exhibition celebrated artistic innovation through a wide range of styles, media and perspectives, from bold abstract compositions to thought provoking figurative works.

With over one hundred and eighty artists having participated in previous editions, the exhibition continued to position itself as a platform for experimentation, creative freedom and artistic dialogue. The event welcomed art enthusiasts, collectors and visitors seeking a distinctive cultural experience, offering an immersive encounter with contemporary creativity.


Exhibiting Artists

Aaliyah Imran @aaliyahtheartist_
Abigail Hatton @ld_crochet_that
Aida Pooryeganeh @_mooniight__aysch
Alessia Sissa @alessia.sissa
Ana Maria Leocadio @anamaria.leocadio
Anushka Mukherjee @suttonartstudio
Arjun Sambhi @daedalustheinnovator
Ash Islam @ashadjul
Banu Ongan [email protected]
Brian Sanders @briansandersphotography
Clarissa Passarinho @cvpassarinho
Dave Brown @dave_brown_art
Diana Meridi dianameridi.com
Enzo Sebastiani @wheniclickdotcom
Fatima Soares @fatimasterapias
Francesca Roe @francescamaria_roe
Gerald Francis Odowd @geraldfrancisodowd
Gill Flett @gill_flett_art
Graciella Harger @graciellahargerart
Harry Bayley @hfilmt
Josephine Colvert @jobey1kenobee
Kazuhiro Abe @art30pmy
Linda Chapman @lindachapman_art
Lucia Horuckova @lucia.horuckova.art
Luxumi Sridharan luxumisridharan.com
Maria Cascio @mconstantinacascioartist
Maria Picazo @mariapicazo80
Marina Longo @marina.cyanotypes
Michelle Ryan @michelleryan008
Paul Hartley @paulhartley557
Rhiannon Orton @thisembroidery
Roma Finlinson @roma_finlinson_art
Sara Paganetto @sara.paganetto
Shaz Fard @theartistshazfard
Yun Jung Hsieh @y.junggggg
Yvonne Coughlan @ycoughlanartist

Curated by: Graciela Harder, Director of Espacio Gallery
Contact: [email protected]
Website: www.espaciogallery.com
Instagram: @espaciogallery
Organised by Espacio Gallery

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11 to 16 March 2025

Perspectives

A Textiles2020 Group Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: Tuesday 11 March to Sunday 16 March 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, Shoreditch, London


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Tuesday 11 March 2025 from 6 pm to 9 pm
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 12 pm to 6 pm and Sunday from 11 am to 4 pm
Admission: Free


About the Exhibition

Perspectives was a group exhibition by Textiles2020 that showcased contemporary approaches to textiles and stitch. Through a rich mix of media, shape and form, the participating artists explored their chosen subjects from unique and deeply personal viewpoints.

The exhibition invited viewers to engage with works that were fascinating, challenging and visually intriguing, revealing how textile practices can communicate narrative, emotion and conceptual depth. Each piece offered a distinct perspective, reflecting the diversity and vitality of contemporary textile art.


Further Information

Website: www.textiles2020.com
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @textiles2020


Presented by: Textiles2020
Hosted by: Espacio Gallery London
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

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4 to 9 February 2024

The Human Element

Group Art Exhibition First Edition


Exhibition Dates: Tuesday 4 February to Sunday 9 February 2024
Venue: Espacio Gallery, Shoreditch, London


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Tuesday 4 February 2024 from 6 pm to 9 pm
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 1 pm to 6 pm and Sunday from 12 pm to 3 pm
Admission: Free


About the Exhibition

The Human Element was a group exhibition that celebrated the uniqueness and intrinsic qualities that define human existence. The exhibition explored emotions, relationships and lived experiences, highlighting the complexities of being human and the depth found within everyday journeys.

Through a diverse range of artistic practices, the exhibition invited viewers to reflect on shared stories and individual perspectives. From evocative figurative works to more abstract approaches, the participating artists offered fresh and thought provoking interpretations of what it means to be human.

The exhibition created a space for connection, reflection and dialogue, encouraging visitors to appreciate the richness of human experience and the power of artistic expression.


Presented by: Espacio Gallery London
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

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28 January to 2 February 2025

Subjective Objective

Group Photography Exhibition


Presented by: London Independent Photography
Exhibition Dates: 28 January to 2 February 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Thursday 30 January 2025 from 7 pm
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 12.30 pm to 6.30 pm and Sunday from 12.30 pm to 5 pm


About the Exhibition

The thirty sixth annual exhibition of London Independent Photography presented Subjective Objective, a carefully curated selection of contemporary photographic works exploring the shifting relationship between perception and reality.

Bringing together a wide range of visual approaches, the exhibition reflected on how photography moves between personal interpretation and shared experience. Each work invited viewers to question what is seen, what is felt and where meaning is formed.

Celebrating the creative voices of LIP members, Subjective Objective offered an open platform for dialogue, encouraging audiences to engage with diverse perspectives and narratives shaped through the photographic medium.


Further Information:
Website: londonphotography.org.uk


Presented by: London Independent Photography
Hosted by: Espacio Gallery London
Hosted by Espacio Gallery

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15 January to 18 January 2025

Echoes of Two Lands


Exhibition Dates: Wednesday 15 January to Saturday 18 January 2025
Venue: Espacio Gallery, Shoreditch, London


Exhibition Moments

Private View: Wednesday 15 January 2025 from 6 pm to 9 pm
Opening Hours:
Wednesday from 10.30 am to 6 pm
Thursday from 11 am to 3 pm
Friday from 12 pm to 6 pm
Saturday from 10 am to 3 pm


About the Exhibition

Echoes of Two Lands was a group exhibition presented by the Nidra Art Project and curated by Mohsen Mohammad Zadeh. The exhibition brought together contemporary Iranian and Turkish artists, creating a cultural dialogue through painting, photography, sculpture and mixed media.

The exhibition explored shared histories and artistic heritage, highlighting how visual language can bridge tradition and modernity. By bringing together artists from two regions with deep cultural roots, the exhibition revealed echoes of identity, memory and transformation.

Visitors were invited to reflect on how art transcends borders and time, offering connections grounded in a shared human experience and expressed through diverse artistic practices.


Participating Artists

Arghavan Monajati
Arzu Doyle
Ashraf Kamankesh
Aynur Arıkan
Aysen Arın
Ayşe Özlem Yükse
Ayşegül Polat
Birgül Bölükbaşı
Canan Yapar
Elham Aghakhanazeh
Elif Ajdarkosh
Erfan PourNaghibi
Fatma Kıyıpınar
Gülden Kaya
Handan Kiriş
Hanie Einollahi
Kamran Abdollahi
Mahnoush Fouladi
Max Walker
Melis Gürsel
Melis Korkmaz
Melissa Koufos
Mina Azarmand
Miray Birce Gür
Mohammadhadi Ghahramanpouri
Mohsen Mohammad Zadeh
Monireh Ahmadi
Monireh Noori
Nasim Yazdani
Nasrin Safiri
Naze Gün Desde
Negar Nakhaie
Nilay Paz
Öznur İleri Kepçe
Parisa Radmanesh
S Zohreh Mirsalehi Majd
Seher Mafi
Sepideh Zarrat
Şenay Karasu
Türkan Kara
Yasemin Yurderi
Zehra Aksoy

Curated by: Mohsen Mohammad Zadeh
Presented by: Nidra Art Project
Hosted by: Espacio Gallery London
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