From Fair Days to Fashion: A London Art Odyssey

A thread of community and creativity runs through this curated experience, showcasing how collective gatherings and artistic collaboration shape our culture. Each stop invites you to engage with different mediums and perspectives across London.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Martin Parr: A Fair Day

   The Photographers' Gallery

   Martin Parr’s black-and-white photographs capture the essence of rural Ireland’s fair days, highlighting the joy and connection of community life. Look closely at the expressions and interactions; they tell stories that resonate with our own gatherings.

2. Creative Encounters: The Londoners' Printing Press

   Hayward Gallery

   Theo Hersey's printing press project brings the spirit of collaboration to the forefront, inviting you to participate in the creation of prints. It's a rare chance to engage with artmaking and connect with fellow Londoners in a hands-on way.

3. Assembly

   Somerset House

   The 'Assembly' exhibition at Somerset House transforms neoclassical spaces with live performances and auditory experiences. Pay attention to how sound interacts with the architecture; it’s a unique blend of art and environment.

4. Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   Schiaparelli's exploration at the V&A blurs the line between fashion and fine art, showcasing her daring designs. As you admire her pieces, consider how her work challenged societal norms and reshaped perceptions of women’s fashion.

5. LAIKA: The Magic Behind a Stop-Motion Dream Factory, from Coraline to Wildwood

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   Step into the enchanting world of LAIKA's stop-motion animation, where craftsmanship meets storytelling. This exhibition reveals the painstaking detail behind beloved films, offering insight into the magic of animation production.

6. PLATFORM: Simone Brewster

   Design Museum

   Simone Brewster’s PLATFORM display at the Design Museum highlights innovative design practices that challenge conventions. Look for her unique approach to materials and form; it’s a fresh take on contemporary design that shouldn’t be missed.

7. Samuel Laurence Cunnane: Blue Road

   Hayward Gallery

   Samuel Laurence Cunnane’s 'Blue Road' presents a visual narrative that explores personal and collective journeys. His photographic work invites contemplation—take your time with each piece to truly appreciate the depth of emotion.

8. Katharina Grosse, Bermondsey

   White Cube

   Katharina Grosse’s work at White Cube uses vibrant colour and expansive installations to provoke thought and emotion. Watch how her use of space challenges your perceptions of art and environment, making it a must-see in Bermondsey.