Painting Progress: Art for Social Impact

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Cycles An Art Exhibition Exploring the Passage of Time We are delighted to invite you to Cycles, an exhibition centred on the theme of the passage of time. It reflects on the seasons we move through, the changes we endure and the growth that quietly shapes who we become. Throughout the exhibition period, we will be hosting a series of special events within the gallery space. Please see below: Thursday 26th March 2026 Private ViewJoin us as we open Cycles and warmly welcome you into an evening of art, conversation and connection. Celebrate the artists, the stories behind the work and the ideas that bring this exhibition to life, as we gather to mark the beginning of a powerful and thought provoking showcase. Friday 27th March 2026 Art After DarkExperience the exhibition in a new light with DJ sets in the gallery, where art, music and atmosphere come together. Saturday 28th March 2026 Spoken Word EveningAn immersive night of live spoken word held amongst the artwork. A space for reflection, expression and powerful storytelling inspired by the theme of time. Sunday 29th and Monday 30th March 2026 Silent AuctionA unique opportunity to acquire artwork at reduced prices, including exclusive pieces not featured in the main exhibition. This is a rare chance to collect a piece that truly speaks to you.More information to follow. About the ExhibitionCycles brings emerging artists, each exploring the many dimensions of time including memory and momentum, endings and renewal, inheritance and evolution. Through a range of mediums, the works invite viewers to reflect on how time shapes identity, relationships, culture and community. From fleeting moments to generational shifts, each piece asks how we measure time and how time, in turn, shapes us. The artists include: &nbsp;Adarsha Ajay, Agusting Coll, Amy Almeida, Arabella Yapp, Balthazar Mattar, Catherine Lingard Ward, Chaya De Silva, Cheng Yen Wei, Elena Rykova, Ellis Lewis Dragstra, Elspeth Walker, Geoff Gunby, Grace Lam, Hillary Emetuche, Izrahyel Francis, Jie Zhang, Judy Clarkson, Krishna Chavda, Laura Carey, Louis Loveless, Lumli Lumlong, Mimi Bakx, Nick Macneil, Nithyasri Govindaraj, Qiuxiang Liu, Rashmi Gunathilaka, Sonia White, Sophie Ambelas, Tara Harris, Xanthe Tilzey, Yay an Davies Exhibition Details📅 Exhibition Dates Thursday 26th March 2026 to Tuesday 31st March 2026 📍 Venue Espacio Gallery🕚 Open daily 10.00am to 6.30pm🎟 Free entry. Donation based tickets are strongly encouraged. Supporting a CauseAll donations and profits from the exhibition will support Cotton Tree Trust, a North London charity providing vital assistance to refugees and asylum seekers. Their work includes legal support, financial advice, meal vouchers, Wi Fi access, housing support, therapy and wellbeing workshops. Together, we can use the power of art to drive meaningful social impact. About Painting Progress Art for Social ImpactPainting Progress is a community organisation that curates art exhibitions, seminars, workshops and lectures to raise funds for important social causes. To learn more, visit www.paintingprogress.org.uk

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Cycles An Art Exhibition Exploring the Passage of Time We are delighted to invite you to Cycles, an exhibition centred on the theme of the passage of time. It reflects on the seasons we move through, the changes we endure and the growth that quietly shapes who we become. Throughout the exhibition period, we will be hosting a series of special events within the gallery space. Please see below: Thursday 26th March 2026 Private ViewJoin us as we open Cycles and warmly welcome you into an evening of art, conversation and connection. Celebrate the artists, the stories behind the work and the ideas that bring this exhibition to life, as we gather to mark the beginning of a powerful and thought provoking showcase. Friday 27th March 2026 Art After DarkExperience the exhibition in a new light with DJ sets in the gallery, where art, music and atmosphere come together. Saturday 28th March 2026 Spoken Word EveningAn immersive night of live spoken word held amongst the artwork. A space for reflection, expression and powerful storytelling inspired by the theme of time. Sunday 29th and Monday 30th March 2026 Silent AuctionA unique opportunity to acquire artwork at reduced prices, including exclusive pieces not featured in the main exhibition. This is a rare chance to collect a piece that truly speaks to you.More information to follow. About the ExhibitionCycles brings emerging artists, each exploring the many dimensions of time including memory and momentum, endings and renewal, inheritance and evolution. Through a range of mediums, the works invite viewers to reflect on how time shapes identity, relationships, culture and community. From fleeting moments to generational shifts, each piece asks how we measure time and how time, in turn, shapes us. The artists include:  Adarsha Ajay, Agusting Coll, Amy Almeida, Arabella Yapp, Balthazar Mattar, Catherine Lingard Ward, Chaya De Silva, Cheng Yen Wei, Elena Rykova, Ellis Lewis Dragstra, Elspeth Walker, Geoff Gunby, Grace Lam, Hillary Emetuche, Izrahyel Francis, Jie Zhang, Judy Clarkson, Krishna Chavda, Laura Carey, Louis Loveless, Lumli Lumlong, Mimi Bakx, Nick Macneil, Nithyasri Govindaraj, Qiuxiang Liu, Rashmi Gunathilaka, Sonia White, Sophie Ambelas, Tara Harris, Xanthe Tilzey, Yay an Davies Exhibition Details📅 Exhibition Dates Thursday 26th March 2026 to Tuesday 31st March 2026 📍 Venue Espacio Gallery🕚 Open daily 10.00am to 6.30pm🎟 Free entry. Donation based tickets are strongly encouraged. Supporting a CauseAll donations and profits from the exhibition will support Cotton Tree Trust, a North London charity providing vital assistance to refugees and asylum seekers. Their work includes legal support, financial advice, meal vouchers, Wi Fi access, housing support, therapy and wellbeing workshops. Together, we can use the power of art to drive meaningful social impact. About Painting Progress Art for Social ImpactPainting Progress is a community organisation that curates art exhibitions, seminars, workshops and lectures to raise funds for important social causes. To learn more, visit www.paintingprogress.org.uk

Painting Progress: Art for Social Impact

Cycles: An Art Exhibition by Painting Progress

Espacio Gallery

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