Free exhibition of original work by Anudarani. Works available to purchase.

Free exhibition of original work by Oscar Wyndham Lewis. Works available to purchase.

Free exhibition of photographs by Joel Preston-Butler documenting wildlife in London parks over the past year. Collector’s edition prints available to purchase.

Free exhibition of watercolour paintings by Leo Crane as featured in the book Contemporary Figures in Watercolour (Batsford, July 2021). Works available to purchase.

Soon It Would Be Too Hot. is a series of work responding to JG Ballard's prescient 1962 novel The Drowned World in which Graham explores the parallels between the post-apocalyptic environment Ballard depicts and our increasingly uncertain future.

Sarah Jane Moon's limited edition prints - signed, numbered and titled by the artist - represent a cross section of contemporary queer LGBTQ+ life and love. The people depicted are often those whom she admires greatly for their commitment to live authentically and forge ahead in their chosen industry.

Emma’s illustrations are amalgamations of domestic settings and artefacts within the home. The images often capture what is lost or nearly lost, recording objects that are deemed out of place, have been left behind, or may lose their former significance.

Leo Crane’s dynamic parakeets combine animation techniques with watercolour painting to create collectible limited edition prints.

Flat50 Arts invites you to an exhibition of portraits of Queer Londoners by Leo Crane to celebrate Pride in London.