Submit to Love x Print Fest 2022
Venue: 238-240 Kingsland Road, E2 8AX
Dates: 11 August, 6-9pm, FREE

Join us for fundraiser sale, and a celebration of printmaking practices at Submit to Love.

Art Et Al - Season One
Venue: Cromwell Place, SW7 2JE
Dates: 16-27 March 2022

Sandra Lott is part of an exciting new group exhibition at Cromwell Place, curated by Art Et Al.

We’re rounding off 2021 by celebrating a creative cover collaboration with Bonnier Books!

For this year’s Christmas Open Studio our artists and volunteers have been busy creating their own mini masterpieces!

Discovery Through Art is our studio motto. Studio artist Billy tells us what this means to him.

Venue: Barbican
Dates: Weds 17th November 2021
Times: 8pm

Join us at the Barbican for an evening asking bold questions about the arts and culture industry.

This year we connected with Cuban Riera Studio on a special project spanning decades and oceans!

Exhibition: Art To Roam
Venue: Online
Date: 4th October

Submit To Love is collaborating with IFAW and supported studios around the world on 'Art To Roam' art auction and fundraiser on 4th October.

Studio staff member Emily has collaborated remotely with artist Sandra on a video printing tutorial to share with everyone.

Submit To Love artist Billy, talks us through a typical Friday morning on Zoom, as we gather online for one of our weekly Home Studio sessions.

We hear from Submit To Love artist Errol as he shares a sweet story about a dog and some very naughty crooks!

In March we were due to exhibit the Studio’s collection of embroideries at Autograph Gallery. Although the pop-up exhibition is postponed for now, we’ve been working hard to bring the experience online.

We hear from Submit To Love artist Billy on how Studio closure impacted him and how together, the artist’s and staff, worked to bring some of the studio magic to Zoom.

In May we launched an exclusive ‘Home Not Alone’ t-shirt collection. Four Submit to Love artists were paired with an established external artist to collaborate on a new t-shirt design.

Submit To Love Studio artist, Sam Jevon and friend of the studio, Lisa Slominski have been virtually working together on an exciting new project to keep us creatively entertained whilst in lockdown.

Carry On Del Boy at Hart Club
Exhibition: Carry On Del Boy by Paul Wright
Venue: Hart Club, London
Dates: 3rd October – 3rd November 2019

Submit to Love Studios, the East London arts space supporting artists who have survived brain injuries, is proud to introduce the work of artist Paul Wright in the brand-new exhibition “Carry On Del Boy”…

Exhibition: Dog Show
Venue: Southwark Park Galleries
Dates: 18th July – 8 September 2019

Submit to Love Studios are proud to announce Errol Drysdale will be exhibiting two works in a brand-new exhibition about man’s best friend.

Submit to Love Showcase
Venue: Autograph
Dates: 7th March 2019

On Thursday 7th March, a selection of works by Headway members and artists Affiong Day, Cecil Waldron, Mohammed Sharif, Sam Jevon were exhibited at Autograph ABP Gallery as part of their Studio Showcase series.

Event: Find Your Features
Venue: Science Museum, London
Dates: 25th July
Times: 7-9pm

We are thrilled to be running an interactive art workshop, as part of a wider Headway East London takeover at the Science Museum, exploring identity and life after brain injury.

In 2018, studio artists Chippy, Stephen & Matt collaborated on an installation that was exhibited in the window of nightclub VFD in Dalston for a month. Fellow studio regular Billy documented the process as it unfolded.

June 2018 saw Secret 7” take seven tracks from well-known musicians and invite creatives from around the world to interpret the tracks in their own style. With 700 artists on display, studio artist, Ken Hazeldine, was chosen with his take on the Jimi Hendrix track, Castles Made of Sand.

Exhibition: Making Faces
Venue: Southbank Centre
Dates: 1st – 23rd August 2017

Headway East London are proud to be exhibiting a series of works and installations by artists who have survived brain injuries. Running from 3rd- 23rd August in Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall, Making Faces will explore the role of the physical and emotional in the formation of identity.