Felstead Art

We are pleased to present 'Christos Tsimaris: Reconsidered Figures'. Opening this month at 2 Gresham Street, this exhibition brings together a selected series of paintings showcasing Christos Tsimaris' exploration of modern evolutions in figurative representation Please join us on the 18th February for the private view from 6pm. RSVP through our bio. Christos Tsimaris: Reconsidered Figures Exploring evolutions in figurative representation 19th February 206 - 1st May 2026 Private View 18th February 6-8pm 2 Gresham Street, London, EC2V 7BX Nearest tube: St. Pauls @tsimaris ____________________ #felsteadart #2greshamstreet #cityoflondon #corporateartcollections #christostsimaris

NEW EXHIBITION | 'Remember What You Forgot' presents Aleksandra Karpowicz’s reflections on the lived experience of illness and recovery, questioning the identities we inherit, accept, or are forced into. Moments of uncertainty open up space for reconnecting with inner peace, where attention shifts from imposed narratives toward our place in the presence. The exhibition showcases Karpowicz’s proposition that beneath every diagnosis lies the irreducible condition of being human. The exhibition centres around a new film by Aleksandra Karpowicz. Please join us on the 24th April from 6pm for the private view with a screening of 'Remember What You Forgot' at 7pm. RSVP through the @felsteadart bio. Aleksandra Karpowicz: Remember What You Forgot 25th April - 13th June 2026 Private View 24th April 6-8pm 13 Rookwood Way, London, E3 2XT Nearest Station: Hackney Wick @aleksandra_karpowicz ____________________ #felsteadart #hackneywick #thetrampery #aleksandrakarpowicz

NEW EXHIBITION | 'Forest Path' brings together a body of works that invite a more reflective view into the wilderness. Zoe Benbow’s landscapes encourage us to explore our own countryside through interpretation and memory. Please join us on Friday the 17th April for the private view from 6-8pm. RSVP through the @felsteadart bio. Zoe Benbow: Forest Path Perceptions of Landscape and Memory 20th April 2026 - 26th June 2026 Private View 17th April 2026 60 Threadneedle Street, London, EC2R 8HP Nearest station: Bank @zoebenbow ____________________ #felsteadart #cityoflondon #60threadneedlestreet #zoebenbow

AIDA WILDE x WICKED CHANGES 🗣️OPEN CALL | Meanwhile… 10 Years Back. An exhibition in honour of the Napier Project and Save Yourselves exhibition of 2016. This years Wicked Changes VI partners Felstead Art with artist Aida Wilde to present Meanwhile… 10 Years Back, an exhibition looking back 10 years to the iconic “Lunatics Takeover” of the derelict Lord Napier pub and the subsequent Save Yourselves exhibition in Hackney Wick. We are inviting submissions of archival material and artworks responding to the Lord Napier and Hackney Wick between 2016-2020. We will also be interested in submissions from the early 2000’s through to the present day that respond to Hackney Wick and East London. The open call is free and all mediums considered. Please go to for more information about the exhibition, the open call, and to send us submissions. 🔗 on bio. Deadline: Sunday 21 June 2026. For any questions and queries on the Lord Napier project/brief specifically, please contact Aida Wilde at [email protected]. General enquiries about the exhibition or the open call can be directed to Felstead Art at [email protected]. @felsteadart @michael_wormack @aida_wilde #opencall #hackneywick #wickedchanges #opencalleastlondon #meanwhiletenyearsback

The exhibition ‘Remember what you forgot’ has been developing over the last three years through cancer diagnosis, treatment, recovery, and everything that shifted internally during that time. Only at the end of the process did I begin to understand what the works were really about. Some of you said you’d like to spend more time with the exhibition and hear the stories behind the artworks, so we’re now organising a series of private tours at @felsteadart where I’ll speak more personally about the process behind the show. ARTIST TOUR: Saturday 16 May, 2–3pm, Tuesday 19 May, 7–8pm Wednesday 27 May, 7–8pm Link in bio. I would be delighted to see you there. With love, A. 📸 @teodora.andrisan

Thank you to everyone who came to the opening of my exhibition ‘Remember What You Forgot.’ I’ve been deeply moved by the presence of so many of you, the tears, the conversations, the kind words, and the openness with which people shared their own stories and experiences. It was honestly one of the most memorable moments of my life. Many of you couldn’t make the opening, and some who did said they’d love to spend more time with the work and go deeper into the stories behind it. Because of that, we’re organising a series of artist tours at Felstead Art where I’ll speak about the artworks, the process of creating the exhibition, and what was happening underneath the surface during those three years. Free booking via link in bio. Saturday 16 May, 2–3pm Tuesday 19 May, 7–8pm Wednesday 27 May, 7–8pm With love, A. ——— Remember what you forgot @felsteadart Curated by @michael_wormack 24 Apr - 13 June

'Aleksandra Karpowicz: Remember What You Forgot' is open until the 13th June at 13 Rookwood Way (Felstead Art | Trampery). Presenting Karpowicz’s reflections on the lived experience of illness and recovery, questioning the identities we inherit, accept, or are forced into. Moments of uncertainty open up space for reconnecting with inner peace, where attention shifts from imposed narratives toward our place in the presence. The exhibition showcases Karpowicz’s proposition that beneath every diagnosis lies the irreducible condition of being human. Central to the exhibition is Karpowicz's new film 'Remember What You Forgot' which will be screened throughout the exhibition. Aleksandra Karpowicz: Remember What You Forgot 25th April - 13th June 2026 Sat: 12-5pm | Mon-Fri: by appointment | Sun: closed Felstead Art | Trampery 13 Rookwood Way, London, E3 2XT (@thetrampery ) Nearest Station: Hackney Wick @aleksandra_karpowicz ____________________ #felsteadart #hackneywick #thetrampery #aleksandrakarpowicz

Last Friday evening was a whirlwind of a private view! Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the night so special. ‘Aleksandra Karpowicz: Remember What You Forgot’ will now run until the 13th June at 13 Rookwood Way (@thetrampery ). Open on Saturdays (12-5pm) and by appointment during the week. Aleksandra Karpowicz: Remember What You Forgot 25th April - 13th June 2026 Felstead Art | Trampery 13 Rookwood Way, London, E3 2XT Nearest Station: Hackney Wick @aleksandra_karpowicz ____________________ #felsteadart #hackneywick #thetrampery #aleksandrakarpowicz

THIS WEEK | Opening this week, our next exhibition 'Remember What You Forgot' presents Aleksandra Karpowicz’s reflections on the lived experience of illness and recovery, questioning the identities we inherit, accept, or are forced into. Moments of uncertainty open up space for reconnecting with inner peace, where attention shifts from imposed narratives toward our place in the presence. The exhibition showcases Karpowicz’s proposition that beneath every diagnosis lies the irreducible condition of being human. The exhibition centres around a new film by Aleksandra Karpowicz. Please join us tomorrow evening (24th April) from 7pm for the private view with a screening of 'Remember What You Forgot' at 7:30pm. RSVP through the @felsteadart bio. Aleksandra Karpowicz: Remember What You Forgot 25th April - 13th June 2026 Private View 24th April 7-9pm 13 Rookwood Way, London, E3 2XT Nearest Station: Hackney Wick @aleksandra_karpowicz ____________________ #felsteadart #hackneywick #thetrampery #aleksandrakarpowicz

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week for a lovely private view of 'Zoe Benbow: Forest Path'. The exhibition will now run until the 26th June at 60 Threadneedle Street. Zoe Benbow: Forest Path Perceptions of Landscape and Memory 20th April 2026 - 26th June 2026 Private View 17th April 2026 60 Threadneedle Street, London, EC2R 8HP Nearest station: Bank @zoebenbow ____________________ #felsteadart #cityoflondon #60threadneedlestreet #zoebenbow

The snake sheds its skin when it becomes too tight. It doesn’t hold on or try to repair it, but leaves it behind and continues forward. The process is slow and exposing, but necessary. Growth comes through release. Very much looking forward to seeing you on Friday at the opening of my exhibition REMEMBER WHAT YOU FORGOT @felsteadart Event Schedule for the 24th April - Drinks Reception 6pm-7pm - Private View 7pm-9pm - Film Screening 7:30pm ❤️ 📸 @thomashensherartphotography

Paintings through the window at 60 Threadneedle Street. Exhibition open Monday-Friday 9-6pm until 26th June. Do pop in if you are passing @felsteadart