Exhibitions

Blackhorse Workshop Cafe hosts a exhibitions from local artists, open to the public 7 days a week.

Rob Wills, collected work from Tales From the Night. Illustration and papercuts.

Christine Checinska, The Sea is History. Large scale abstract paintings, drawings and small studies explore the metaphor of the sea and the sensation of movement. Dr Christine Checinska is a British artist, designer, curator & storyteller. Her work explores the relationship between cloth, culture and race. Christine is currently curator of African and African Diaspora Fashion at V&A Museum, London.

Yan Yan, painting, print and photography.
Open Art Club, Community Portrait Exhibition. Open Art Club is an LQBTQ+ led social organisation dedicated to promoting inclusion, knowledge sharing, anti-ageism and creativity as a way of life that supports both emotional and physical wellbeing with a focus on high quality art education. The show included painting, photograph and mixed media with audio descriptions of the artists describing their work.
Jummah Aesthetics, a collaborative photography exhibition by Dr Fatima Rejina and Rehan Jamil, exploring the diverse clothing British Muslim men wear for Friday prayers.
Lucy Fergey Martin, two exhibitions- Tea and Tea at Nana’s (sold out) and (Without) A Place to Play, tapestries and wall-hangings addressing the loss of youth clubs in the UK and exploring the future of places to play. This exhibition included FREE drop-in weaving activities.
Blackhorse Responders 2025 group show, mixed media. Accompanied by a larger sculpture exhibition in Blackhorse Workshop’s Assembly space.
Siobhan Watt, Imaginary Landscapes. Illustration and collage. This exhibition included a FREE drop-in postcard collage activity.
Amanda Whittle, Condition Report. Original pieces on glass.
Flowers of Sutherland Road, poster exhibition (sold out). A collaboration between Blackhorse Workshop, WhatIf Projects and Europa graphic design studio.