Having previously exhibited with Headliners in Brick Lane at the Kobi Nazrul Centre in October, we’re continuing our exhibition 'Colouring Identity' throughout November in Shoreditch at GreatArt, displaying works created during this summer from workshops hosted at GreatArt and across Tower Hamlets.

The focus of the works on exhibit are based on cultural identity and freedom of expression themed around Bangladesh heritage. This year marks 70 years since the Bengali language movement began, Bangladeshi heritage artist Husna Parvin using the medium of water colour worked with young people in creating a body of work to show how language and identity is important from the view of the artist and young creatives.

This project is supported by Tower Hamlets Council, London Youth, GreatArt and Artgecko Sketchbooks.

The exhibition runs from 01-30 November 2022
Monday-Sunday | 10:00-18:00
Address: GreatArt, 41-49 Kingsland Road, London E2 8AG

For enquiries contact: hello@trappedinzoneone.com

Trapped in Zone One x Cut Glass Studio present 'FYI', our fundraiser exhibition in aid of YMCA North London.

This group show will feature works themed around the importance of helping vulnerable young people in our society, with money raised from the exhibition going to YMCA North London to support their youth engagement programmes in the Borough of Haringey.

Artist exhibiting includes Aches, Alex Beatie, Annahita Hessami, Cave, Dreg, Harvey, Lana Hughes, Mr Bakeroner, Nacho Welles, Real Lours, 3XD and 616.

The exhibition runs from 1-31 March 2020.

Address: ArtHouse Crouch End, 159A Tottenham Lane, Crouch End, London N8 9BT

We’re hosting our newest exhibition in Shoreditch launching later this month called #PositiveType, a collaborative group show featuring a new body of typography themed work by our collective to inspire and connect with young people affected by knife crime and violence to engage in the arts.

The exhibition will feature works from Adam Carter, Alex Cullen, Annahita Hessami x Tarwane, Coma, Curtis Hylton, DD Regalo, Lana Hughes and Lilly Lou.

This exhibition is also in aid of creative charity Art Against Knives (AAK), with a percentage of each work sold going to AAK to support their community based work in reducing the root causes of knife crime through youth-led creative opportunities.

The exhibition runs from 26 April till 30 June 2019 and open to the general public from 12:00 to 18:00.