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This July, Oxo Gallery becomes a space for exploration, imagination, and emotional connection, bringing together three distinct exhibitions that showcase the power of contemporary art and emerging creative voices.
Step into Formless Form, a group exhibition of abstract painting curated by Contemporary Art Asia, where artists with Asian cultural backgrounds explore the relationship between form, perception, and the idea of formlessness itself.
Discover the next generation of illustrators in DRAW FORWARD, featuring graduating students from the University of Westminster’s Illustration BA (Hons) programme. Spanning picture books, comics, installation, and visual identity, the exhibition celebrates bold experimentation, storytelling, and fresh perspectives.
Completing the programme, Waves of Emotion invites visitors on a journey through feeling, movement, and human experience, offering a thought-provoking and immersive exhibition that explores the emotional currents that connect us.
Together, these exhibitions create a vibrant summer programme on London's South Bank, celebrating creativity, innovation, and diverse artistic expression.
From 1st – 5th July: Visit ‘Formless Form’ at Oxo Gallery and discover a group exhibition of abstract paintings by artists with Asian cultural backgrounds, exploring the concept of formlessness.
From 8th – 12th July: Visit ‘DRAW FORWARD’ at Oxo Gallery and discover the University of Westminster’s Illustration BA (Hons) graduates draw forward, challenging and reshaping perspectives through the power of illustration.
From 15th – 26th July: Visit ‘Waves of Emotion’ at Oxo Gallery and discover an immersive exploration of female identity and the emotional landscapes of womanhood.
