23 May 2025
Bringing together artistic voices from across King's College London, the BE at King's Art Club Exhibition X One King's Impact showcased the positive role creativity plays in community building, inclusion, and social change.
Over 250 attendees came together for the BE at King’s s Art Club Exhibition X One King’s Impact, hosted in the Science Gallery London Workshop from 12 to 16 of May. The exhibition featured a diverse mix of artwork, from paintings and photography to sculptures and digital art, highlighting the creative talents of the King’s community.
Artwork was themed by King’s Impact Priorities, bringing the areas our expertise can make significant difference to life in a unique and creative way.
The King’s Art Club is one of the projects funded by BE at King’s, which aims to foster creativity as a powerful tool for self-expression, social impact and building community, ensuring that art remains a vital part of the King’s staff, student and community experience.
I'm incredibly proud of the success of our recent King’s Art Club Exhibition at the Science Gallery —it is a testament to how creativity not only brings us together but also nurtures wellbeing and a stronger sense of community.
Erin Agostino, King's Art Club Lead
Attendees were invited to reflect on their own experiences of what it means to belong , with many emphasising the importance of connection and inclusivity:
I took part in this exhibition to share a message of peace through visual language, blending Arabic calligraphy with universal symbolism. My goal was to contribute to meaningful cultural dialogue, connect with viewers across diverse backgrounds, and grow as an artist by engaging with the public and the creative community.
Sumaira Riaz, Exhibition Participant
Find out more
The King’s Art Club meets every two weeks and continues to provide a welcoming space for both experienced and first-time creators from across the King’s community to connect and unwind. It’s free to attend and art supplies are provided free of charge.
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From Monday 12 May to Friday 16 May 2025, the Science Gallery's workshop walls will be filled by artworks created by our amazing...
