‘Tracing the Unseen’ is a group exhibition in collaboration with The Poorly Project featuring embroidery, photography, sculpture, painting, needle felting and assemblage. The exhibition explores chronic health conditions and its diverse lived experiences. 

Each year, the Social Shapla artists prepare diligently for their annual exhibition, demonstrating their artistry, friendship and focus in using creativity as personal expression.

Creative Studio Practice is our weekly arts group for those who have been in Drawn Together for over 18 months.

Runs every Monday, 5pm-6pm

Somali Walking Group is a weekly walking group for women of Somali heritage, led by the James Wiggs Group Practice.

Runs every Monday, 9am-10am

‘Noah of the Zoa’ is an exhibition by artist George Harding, featuring a collection of vibrant oil paintings and ceramic reliefs to explore the diversity and turmoil of the human mind and spirit.

When I Let Her Out to Play: Expanding Memories presents an amplified body of work by East London–based artist Veronica Rowlands, continuing her exploration of nostalgia, sensory memory, the rediscovery of the inner-child and the emotional tactility of play.

‘Inherited Bodies’ is a semi-retrospective exhibition by artist Carli Adby, with photographic, archival, and experimental works exploring how women’s health — and the language that surrounds it — is experienced, represented, and inherited.

Social Shapla Showcase #2 is here at at James Wigg Practice!

The creations in our successory exhibition demonstrate the collective’s ever-growing confidence, always willing to step out of their comfort zone and experiment with the creative ideas offered to them.

A community textile project led by Hafza Studio in partnership with Creative Health Camden’s weekly workshop community ‘Freedom to Make’

Threads of Home is a community arts project that explores how creativity can support wellbeing, celebrate identity, and bring people together.

Formed from the visions of the Drawn Together community , 'Chaos & Order' showcases a collection of energetic artworks, with each piece investigating how these deep-rooted concepts within the human psyche visually manifest, bridging together arts-health practices in new forms of exciting expression.

Creative Connections is a weekly afternoon of gardening and arts activities for adults with learning disabilities or cognitive impairment. Supported by the James Wigg Group Practice.

Runs every Thursday, 3:00pm-5:30pm

Coming April 2025, witness the remarkable photography of Africa Barrero-Alexander in his exhibition ‘This Body was Carved from Stone’.

Assembled on Earth Day, this exhibition features creative works by Engage Here and workshop participants, born from explorations with rice paper.

Art for Architecture’s Sake is an exhibition of prints exploring geographical and architectural sites by artist, architect and urbanist Adeyemo Desalu.

Creative Health Camden is delighted to host an exhibition of works by their group ‘Drawn Together’ coming early 2025