Artbox London

16/09/2026

Tom tackles the classic art challenge - a still life! Using coloured pencil on thick paper, he’s able to build up layers of observational drawing and quirky character.

14/09/2026

A gentle Monday in the studio exploring surface, texture and material.

14/09/2026

10/09/2026

‘Misty and Lorenzo in the Mountains’

Outfits made using paper, oil pastel, pritt-stick and embroidery thread. Set courtesy of Violet, acrylic on canvas.

Emma transformed these mannequins into miniature people with entire lives ahead of them. Whimsical, colourful, joyful.

Who agrees we should scale up?

05/09/2026

Ethereal marks made by Lana: this piece seems to speak to the last blooms of summer. David had plenty to say about this piece (as pictured).

Using diluted ink and monoprint, painting meets printmaking.

Find more of Lana’s abstracts on her artist page available on our website.

01/09/2026

We’re back from our summer hols and flying into autumn. It’ll be a big few months as we work towards our annual exhibition in November - keep your eyes peeled for updates!!

06/08/2026

Here’s something you might not know about Tom… Not only is he a fantastic artist and charming individual - he’s also the namesake of Tom’s Cafe at the legendary Battersea Arts Centre in South London. Tom works at the Battersea Arts Centre where you’ll find him propping up the bar and chatting to locals. Here are some paintings Tom’s made to celebrate his connection with the legendary cultural institution.

05/08/2026

Chantel
“Swinging”
Mixed media

Chantel brings warmth to the studio - her laughter is always the soundtrack of the day. Her experimental and vibrant pieces radiate fun and a sense of play - through the cutting, sticking, clay, drawing and painting, you can feel her laughter.

Check out more of Chantel’s work in our online shop by heading to the link in our bio and searching for Chantel on the artist page.

24/07/2026

Come with us to the Tate Modern!

This trip was a reminder that just because a gallery is enormous doesn’t mean ypu have to see it all. It can be more meaningful to focus on just one room and take a long time thinking and sketching a single artwork. It is also hard focus when you’re not hydrated, well fed and not too hot!

We took rests and went home very happy.

To see these works we challenge you to find Room 12 on Floor 2 of the Natalie Bell Building. The room is called ‘Teach by Example’ 🧐