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We’re grateful to be backed by Arts Council England. Their financial support and belief in the project is what’s got In The Frame off the ground. Thank you @aceagrams

Excited to share our upcoming exhibition filled with pieces made by children at The Bridge Academy Learning Space alongside some incredible artists!

🗓 Opening on December 12th at The Bomb Factory Holborn

#ArtExhibition #ContemporaryArt #GalleryOpening #CreativeJourney #ArtCollectors

Some moments captured by our art therapist, Fausto, as he guides exploration through different materials and techniques.

‘I’m trying to develop an individual and specific path for each student, through experimentation we can figure out what they are attracted to and interested by - it is very unique for each person’ - Fausto

Be sure to come and see the finish works alongside art from established artists at our exhibition!@thebombfactoryartfoundation, Holborn, 12th-14th December.

#Youngartists #Arttherapy #Communityart

Nnena Kalu’s Turner Prize win is historic: a non-verbal autistic artist, working outside traditional arts pathways, recognised at the highest level.

Her practice transforms two-dimensional and sculptural forms through repetition, layering, and material experimentation, creating energetic installations and paired drawings rooted in rhythm and physicality.

Kalu's work is on display at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery in Bradford until February 22, 2026.

As the art world celebrates inclusion, Kalu’s work asks: if brilliance only wins once it’s undeniable, prize-winning and exceptional, how many others never get seen? True change means creating pathways before talent is overlooked.

Data on class and disability representation in the arts from the Creative Industries Policy & Evidence Centre (Creative PEC).

📸 Image(s): Nnena Kalu © the artist. Courtesy of @actionspace

Nnena Kalu’s Turner Prize win is historic: a non-verbal autistic artist, working outside traditional arts pathways, recognised at the highest level.

Her practice transforms two-dimensional and sculptural forms through repetition, layering, and material experimentation, creating energetic installations and paired drawings rooted in rhythm and physicality.

Kalu's work is on display at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery in Bradford until February 22, 2026.

As the art world celebrates inclusion, Kalu’s work asks: if brilliance only wins once it’s undeniable, prize-winning and exceptional, how many others never get seen? True change means creating pathways before talent is overlooked.

Data on class and disability representation in the arts from the Creative Industries Policy & Evidence Centre (Creative PEC).

📸 Image(s): Nnena Kalu © the artist. Courtesy of @actionspace

Nnena Kalu’s Turner Prize win is historic: a non-verbal autistic artist, working outside traditional arts pathways, recognised at the highest level.

Her practice transforms two-dimensional and sculptural forms through repetition, layering, and material experimentation, creating energetic installations and paired drawings rooted in rhythm and physicality.

Kalu's work is on display at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery in Bradford until February 22, 2026.

As the art world celebrates inclusion, Kalu’s work asks: if brilliance only wins once it’s undeniable, prize-winning and exceptional, how many others never get seen? True change means creating pathways before talent is overlooked.

Data on class and disability representation in the arts from the Creative Industries Policy & Evidence Centre (Creative PEC).

📸 Image(s): Nnena Kalu © the artist. Courtesy of @actionspace

Nnena Kalu’s Turner Prize win is historic: a non-verbal autistic artist, working outside traditional arts pathways, recognised at the highest level.

Her practice transforms two-dimensional and sculptural forms through repetition, layering, and material experimentation, creating energetic installations and paired drawings rooted in rhythm and physicality.

Kalu's work is on display at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery in Bradford until February 22, 2026.

As the art world celebrates inclusion, Kalu’s work asks: if brilliance only wins once it’s undeniable, prize-winning and exceptional, how many others never get seen? True change means creating pathways before talent is overlooked.

Data on class and disability representation in the arts from the Creative Industries Policy & Evidence Centre (Creative PEC).

📸 Image(s): Nnena Kalu © the artist. Courtesy of @actionspace

Nnena Kalu’s Turner Prize win is historic: a non-verbal autistic artist, working outside traditional arts pathways, recognised at the highest level.

Her practice transforms two-dimensional and sculptural forms through repetition, layering, and material experimentation, creating energetic installations and paired drawings rooted in rhythm and physicality.

Kalu's work is on display at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery in Bradford until February 22, 2026.

As the art world celebrates inclusion, Kalu’s work asks: if brilliance only wins once it’s undeniable, prize-winning and exceptional, how many others never get seen? True change means creating pathways before talent is overlooked.

Data on class and disability representation in the arts from the Creative Industries Policy & Evidence Centre (Creative PEC).

📸 Image(s): Nnena Kalu © the artist. Courtesy of @actionspace

Nnena Kalu’s Turner Prize win is historic: a non-verbal autistic artist, working outside traditional arts pathways, recognised at the highest level.

Her practice transforms two-dimensional and sculptural forms through repetition, layering, and material experimentation, creating energetic installations and paired drawings rooted in rhythm and physicality.

Kalu's work is on display at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery in Bradford until February 22, 2026.

As the art world celebrates inclusion, Kalu’s work asks: if brilliance only wins once it’s undeniable, prize-winning and exceptional, how many others never get seen? True change means creating pathways before talent is overlooked.

Data on class and disability representation in the arts from the Creative Industries Policy & Evidence Centre (Creative PEC).

📸 Image(s): Nnena Kalu © the artist. Courtesy of @actionspace

Nnena Kalu’s Turner Prize win is historic: a non-verbal autistic artist, working outside traditional arts pathways, recognised at the highest level.

Her practice transforms two-dimensional and sculptural forms through repetition, layering, and material experimentation, creating energetic installations and paired drawings rooted in rhythm and physicality.

Kalu's work is on display at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery in Bradford until February 22, 2026.

As the art world celebrates inclusion, Kalu’s work asks: if brilliance only wins once it’s undeniable, prize-winning and exceptional, how many others never get seen? True change means creating pathways before talent is overlooked.

Data on class and disability representation in the arts from the Creative Industries Policy & Evidence Centre (Creative PEC).

📸 Image(s): Nnena Kalu © the artist. Courtesy of @actionspace

Thank you to everyone who came to the exhibition on opening evening and throughout the weekend, the support means a lot!

Together we raised £9,470, which will go directly towards supporting young people at The Bridge Academy Learning Space, our incredible artists, and the continued growth and regeneration of the project.

We’re excited to build on this and start planning the next run of the project, stay tuned!

Thank you to everyone who came to the exhibition on opening evening and throughout the weekend, the support means a lot!

Together we raised £9,470, which will go directly towards supporting young people at The Bridge Academy Learning Space, our incredible artists, and the continued growth and regeneration of the project.

We’re excited to build on this and start planning the next run of the project, stay tuned!

Thank you to everyone who came to the exhibition on opening evening and throughout the weekend, the support means a lot!

Together we raised £9,470, which will go directly towards supporting young people at The Bridge Academy Learning Space, our incredible artists, and the continued growth and regeneration of the project.

We’re excited to build on this and start planning the next run of the project, stay tuned!

Thank you to everyone who came to the exhibition on opening evening and throughout the weekend, the support means a lot!

Together we raised £9,470, which will go directly towards supporting young people at The Bridge Academy Learning Space, our incredible artists, and the continued growth and regeneration of the project.

We’re excited to build on this and start planning the next run of the project, stay tuned!

Thank you to everyone who came to the exhibition on opening evening and throughout the weekend, the support means a lot!

Together we raised £9,470, which will go directly towards supporting young people at The Bridge Academy Learning Space, our incredible artists, and the continued growth and regeneration of the project.

We’re excited to build on this and start planning the next run of the project, stay tuned!

Thank you to everyone who came to the exhibition on opening evening and throughout the weekend, the support means a lot!

Together we raised £9,470, which will go directly towards supporting young people at The Bridge Academy Learning Space, our incredible artists, and the continued growth and regeneration of the project.

We’re excited to build on this and start planning the next run of the project, stay tuned!

Thank you to everyone who came to the exhibition on opening evening and throughout the weekend, the support means a lot!

Together we raised £9,470, which will go directly towards supporting young people at The Bridge Academy Learning Space, our incredible artists, and the continued growth and regeneration of the project.

We’re excited to build on this and start planning the next run of the project, stay tuned!

Thank you to everyone who came to the exhibition on opening evening and throughout the weekend, the support means a lot!

Together we raised £9,470, which will go directly towards supporting young people at The Bridge Academy Learning Space, our incredible artists, and the continued growth and regeneration of the project.

We’re excited to build on this and start planning the next run of the project, stay tuned!

Thank you to everyone who came to the exhibition on opening evening and throughout the weekend, the support means a lot!

Together we raised £9,470, which will go directly towards supporting young people at The Bridge Academy Learning Space, our incredible artists, and the continued growth and regeneration of the project.

We’re excited to build on this and start planning the next run of the project, stay tuned!

Thank you to everyone who came to the exhibition on opening evening and throughout the weekend, the support means a lot!

Together we raised £9,470, which will go directly towards supporting young people at The Bridge Academy Learning Space, our incredible artists, and the continued growth and regeneration of the project.

We’re excited to build on this and start planning the next run of the project, stay tuned!

Thanks to everyone who came down to the private view last night - we hope everyone enjoyed it as much as we did. It was amazing to have so many artists, teachers, friends and family gathered in one place.

The auction has kicked off, and all art is available to bid on via the link in our bio.

The exhibition is open 10-4 today and 11-3 tomorrow, at The Bomb Factory in Holborn

Thanks to everyone who came down to the private view last night - we hope everyone enjoyed it as much as we did. It was amazing to have so many artists, teachers, friends and family gathered in one place.

The auction has kicked off, and all art is available to bid on via the link in our bio.

The exhibition is open 10-4 today and 11-3 tomorrow, at The Bomb Factory in Holborn

Thanks to everyone who came down to the private view last night - we hope everyone enjoyed it as much as we did. It was amazing to have so many artists, teachers, friends and family gathered in one place.

The auction has kicked off, and all art is available to bid on via the link in our bio.

The exhibition is open 10-4 today and 11-3 tomorrow, at The Bomb Factory in Holborn

Thanks to everyone who came down to the private view last night - we hope everyone enjoyed it as much as we did. It was amazing to have so many artists, teachers, friends and family gathered in one place.

The auction has kicked off, and all art is available to bid on via the link in our bio.

The exhibition is open 10-4 today and 11-3 tomorrow, at The Bomb Factory in Holborn

We’re almost there! Public opening tomorrow from 10am @thebombfactoryartfoundation, Holborn

All art available to purchase through auction link in bio!

We’re almost there! Public opening tomorrow from 10am @thebombfactoryartfoundation, Holborn

All art available to purchase through auction link in bio!

We’re almost there! Public opening tomorrow from 10am @thebombfactoryartfoundation, Holborn

All art available to purchase through auction link in bio!

We’re almost there! Public opening tomorrow from 10am @thebombfactoryartfoundation, Holborn

All art available to purchase through auction link in bio!

We’re almost there! Public opening tomorrow from 10am @thebombfactoryartfoundation, Holborn

All art available to purchase through auction link in bio!

We’re almost there! Public opening tomorrow from 10am @thebombfactoryartfoundation, Holborn

All art available to purchase through auction link in bio!

Ali Bartlett is an American artist based in London. Her work often centres on themes of isolation and solitude, particularly in relation to technology and life in the twenty-first century. Inspired by film, photography, and theatre, she explores implied narrative and immersive storytelling, aiming to capture the eerie and ambiguous spaces in everyday life. The resulting images feel both strange and familiar.

The stillness of Ali’s works creates a sense of space and slowed perception. For her, painting is purpose; it’s about curiosity and recapturing her own attention.

‘Veiled’, painted with oil on semi-transparent shower curtain, will be showing at the exhibition. We can’t wait to see it.

All pieces will be available to purchase through a blind auction.

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ 12th–14th December
🎟️ Free tickets via link in bio

Photos courtesy of @alibartlettart

Ali Bartlett is an American artist based in London. Her work often centres on themes of isolation and solitude, particularly in relation to technology and life in the twenty-first century. Inspired by film, photography, and theatre, she explores implied narrative and immersive storytelling, aiming to capture the eerie and ambiguous spaces in everyday life. The resulting images feel both strange and familiar.

The stillness of Ali’s works creates a sense of space and slowed perception. For her, painting is purpose; it’s about curiosity and recapturing her own attention.

‘Veiled’, painted with oil on semi-transparent shower curtain, will be showing at the exhibition. We can’t wait to see it.

All pieces will be available to purchase through a blind auction.

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ 12th–14th December
🎟️ Free tickets via link in bio

Photos courtesy of @alibartlettart

Ali Bartlett is an American artist based in London. Her work often centres on themes of isolation and solitude, particularly in relation to technology and life in the twenty-first century. Inspired by film, photography, and theatre, she explores implied narrative and immersive storytelling, aiming to capture the eerie and ambiguous spaces in everyday life. The resulting images feel both strange and familiar.

The stillness of Ali’s works creates a sense of space and slowed perception. For her, painting is purpose; it’s about curiosity and recapturing her own attention.

‘Veiled’, painted with oil on semi-transparent shower curtain, will be showing at the exhibition. We can’t wait to see it.

All pieces will be available to purchase through a blind auction.

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ 12th–14th December
🎟️ Free tickets via link in bio

Photos courtesy of @alibartlettart

Ali Bartlett is an American artist based in London. Her work often centres on themes of isolation and solitude, particularly in relation to technology and life in the twenty-first century. Inspired by film, photography, and theatre, she explores implied narrative and immersive storytelling, aiming to capture the eerie and ambiguous spaces in everyday life. The resulting images feel both strange and familiar.

The stillness of Ali’s works creates a sense of space and slowed perception. For her, painting is purpose; it’s about curiosity and recapturing her own attention.

‘Veiled’, painted with oil on semi-transparent shower curtain, will be showing at the exhibition. We can’t wait to see it.

All pieces will be available to purchase through a blind auction.

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ 12th–14th December
🎟️ Free tickets via link in bio

Photos courtesy of @alibartlettart

Artist spotlight: David Hargreaves.

David didn’t always set out to be a painter. The art he’s best known for is his acting - on the stage, screen, and radio. Now, he paints for joy and exploration, starting with doodles before cutting and pasting, experimenting with multimedia collages, or moving with his trusted acrylics.

David loves colour, despite being colourblind. He recalls a teacher in school exclaiming: “Look, everyone - Hargreaves has done another green sky!”

We’re thrilled to exhibit David’s ‘Flags’, an acrylic piece lapping with colour and soft movement.

All pieces will be available to purchase through a blind auction.

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ 12th–14th December
🎟️ Free tickets via link in bio

Photos courtesy of David Hargreaves

Artist spotlight: David Hargreaves.

David didn’t always set out to be a painter. The art he’s best known for is his acting - on the stage, screen, and radio. Now, he paints for joy and exploration, starting with doodles before cutting and pasting, experimenting with multimedia collages, or moving with his trusted acrylics.

David loves colour, despite being colourblind. He recalls a teacher in school exclaiming: “Look, everyone - Hargreaves has done another green sky!”

We’re thrilled to exhibit David’s ‘Flags’, an acrylic piece lapping with colour and soft movement.

All pieces will be available to purchase through a blind auction.

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ 12th–14th December
🎟️ Free tickets via link in bio

Photos courtesy of David Hargreaves

Artist spotlight: David Hargreaves.

David didn’t always set out to be a painter. The art he’s best known for is his acting - on the stage, screen, and radio. Now, he paints for joy and exploration, starting with doodles before cutting and pasting, experimenting with multimedia collages, or moving with his trusted acrylics.

David loves colour, despite being colourblind. He recalls a teacher in school exclaiming: “Look, everyone - Hargreaves has done another green sky!”

We’re thrilled to exhibit David’s ‘Flags’, an acrylic piece lapping with colour and soft movement.

All pieces will be available to purchase through a blind auction.

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ 12th–14th December
🎟️ Free tickets via link in bio

Photos courtesy of David Hargreaves

Artist spotlight: David Hargreaves.

David didn’t always set out to be a painter. The art he’s best known for is his acting - on the stage, screen, and radio. Now, he paints for joy and exploration, starting with doodles before cutting and pasting, experimenting with multimedia collages, or moving with his trusted acrylics.

David loves colour, despite being colourblind. He recalls a teacher in school exclaiming: “Look, everyone - Hargreaves has done another green sky!”

We’re thrilled to exhibit David’s ‘Flags’, an acrylic piece lapping with colour and soft movement.

All pieces will be available to purchase through a blind auction.

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ 12th–14th December
🎟️ Free tickets via link in bio

Photos courtesy of David Hargreaves

Artist spotlight: David Hargreaves.

David didn’t always set out to be a painter. The art he’s best known for is his acting - on the stage, screen, and radio. Now, he paints for joy and exploration, starting with doodles before cutting and pasting, experimenting with multimedia collages, or moving with his trusted acrylics.

David loves colour, despite being colourblind. He recalls a teacher in school exclaiming: “Look, everyone - Hargreaves has done another green sky!”

We’re thrilled to exhibit David’s ‘Flags’, an acrylic piece lapping with colour and soft movement.

All pieces will be available to purchase through a blind auction.

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ 12th–14th December
🎟️ Free tickets via link in bio

Photos courtesy of David Hargreaves

Artist Spotlight: @fausto_borioli

Fausto is an Italian artist and art therapist whose abstract practice explores introspection, emotion, and the unconscious. Working instinctively with colour and gesture, his paintings form a dialogue between inner images, symbols, and feeling.

Alongside his own practice, Fausto has been an incredible art therapist for the children at The Bridge Academy Learning Space for this run of the project.

We’re excited to include Fausto’s work in this year’s exhibition for In The Frame, with his piece 'Communication', an acrylic mixed-media work.

All pieces will be available to purchase through a blind auction.

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ 12th–14th December
🎟️ Free tickets via link in bio

Photos courtesy of @fborioli

Artist Spotlight: @fausto_borioli

Fausto is an Italian artist and art therapist whose abstract practice explores introspection, emotion, and the unconscious. Working instinctively with colour and gesture, his paintings form a dialogue between inner images, symbols, and feeling.

Alongside his own practice, Fausto has been an incredible art therapist for the children at The Bridge Academy Learning Space for this run of the project.

We’re excited to include Fausto’s work in this year’s exhibition for In The Frame, with his piece 'Communication', an acrylic mixed-media work.

All pieces will be available to purchase through a blind auction.

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ 12th–14th December
🎟️ Free tickets via link in bio

Photos courtesy of @fborioli

Artist Spotlight: @fausto_borioli

Fausto is an Italian artist and art therapist whose abstract practice explores introspection, emotion, and the unconscious. Working instinctively with colour and gesture, his paintings form a dialogue between inner images, symbols, and feeling.

Alongside his own practice, Fausto has been an incredible art therapist for the children at The Bridge Academy Learning Space for this run of the project.

We’re excited to include Fausto’s work in this year’s exhibition for In The Frame, with his piece 'Communication', an acrylic mixed-media work.

All pieces will be available to purchase through a blind auction.

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ 12th–14th December
🎟️ Free tickets via link in bio

Photos courtesy of @fborioli

Artist Spotlight: @fausto_borioli

Fausto is an Italian artist and art therapist whose abstract practice explores introspection, emotion, and the unconscious. Working instinctively with colour and gesture, his paintings form a dialogue between inner images, symbols, and feeling.

Alongside his own practice, Fausto has been an incredible art therapist for the children at The Bridge Academy Learning Space for this run of the project.

We’re excited to include Fausto’s work in this year’s exhibition for In The Frame, with his piece 'Communication', an acrylic mixed-media work.

All pieces will be available to purchase through a blind auction.

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ 12th–14th December
🎟️ Free tickets via link in bio

Photos courtesy of @fborioli

Artist Spotlight: @fausto_borioli

Fausto is an Italian artist and art therapist whose abstract practice explores introspection, emotion, and the unconscious. Working instinctively with colour and gesture, his paintings form a dialogue between inner images, symbols, and feeling.

Alongside his own practice, Fausto has been an incredible art therapist for the children at The Bridge Academy Learning Space for this run of the project.

We’re excited to include Fausto’s work in this year’s exhibition for In The Frame, with his piece 'Communication', an acrylic mixed-media work.

All pieces will be available to purchase through a blind auction.

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ 12th–14th December
🎟️ Free tickets via link in bio

Photos courtesy of @fborioli

Artist Spotlight: @fausto_borioli

Fausto is an Italian artist and art therapist whose abstract practice explores introspection, emotion, and the unconscious. Working instinctively with colour and gesture, his paintings form a dialogue between inner images, symbols, and feeling.

Alongside his own practice, Fausto has been an incredible art therapist for the children at The Bridge Academy Learning Space for this run of the project.

We’re excited to include Fausto’s work in this year’s exhibition for In The Frame, with his piece 'Communication', an acrylic mixed-media work.

All pieces will be available to purchase through a blind auction.

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ 12th–14th December
🎟️ Free tickets via link in bio

Photos courtesy of @fborioli

Just one week until the first In The Frame exhibition opens to the public!

📍 The Bomb Factory, Holborn
🗓️ From 12th December

Opening Times:

Private View: Friday

Saturday: 10 AM – 4 PM

Sunday: 11 AM – 3 PM

Get your free ticket via the link in our bio.