We are delighted to present our summer open-call group exhibition, The Summer Day, in support of Sisterhood—a girl-led creative non-profit that supports and uplifts young women and gender-expansive youth.
Taking its title from Mary Oliver’s poem, the exhibition celebrates the everyday and the power of quiet change through postcard-sized artworks. Each piece is a field note from a bright moment—light on a wall, a moving breeze, a colour that won’t let go—honouring the art of paying attention.
At its heart, the exhibition echoes Sisterhood’s conviction that creativity is both presence and practice: a pathway to skills, confidence, and community. Close looking becomes problem-framing; making becomes collaboration and leadership; sharing becomes voice and agency. By pairing creativity with education and girls’ rights—in step with youth culture—Sisterhood innovates and invests in programmes that open routes into learning and employment, so girls can design a world in which they can thrive. Proceeds from sales help turn these quiet acts of attention into real opportunities.
About Sisterhood |
This exhibition raises fund for Sisterhood, a creative non-profit runs creative education programmes that empower girls and gender-expansive youth to tackle social issues and build skills for the future.
Sisterhood is where all girls design their place in the world. Their vision is to accelerate gender equality through education, creative and economic empowerment. They are building an engaged community and pipeline of confident, courageous and creative young people equipped to thrive from teenhood to adulthood.
Every postcard sold supports their ongoing summer programmes and year-round work. Learn more about Sisterhood and support their work here
Open Drinks Registration |
Join us this Thursday 14th August at 6 - 8 pm for the opening drinks of The Summer Day.
We will be delighted to welcome a discussion between the Founders of Sisterhood Rachita and Rebecca and artist Kimi Zoet on creative education and empowerment.