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Last night marked a momentous achievement for Earls Court. Kensington & Chelsea’s Planning Committee has resolved to grant permission for its part of the masterplan, following Hammersmith & Fulham’s approval last month.

This paves the way for a £10bn transformation into a new climate-resilient district for Central London.

Over four years, we have worked closely with local residents, community groups and partners to shape an ambitious and inclusive future for this important site. Thank you to everyone who has helped us reach this point.

Our focus now turns to delivery. As we head into 2026, we will be working with public and private sector partners to bring forward the first homes, cultural spaces and major public realm at pace.

#EarlsCourt #DiscoverWonder

Last night marked a momentous achievement for Earls Court. Kensington & Chelsea’s Planning Committee has resolved to grant permission for its part of the masterplan, following Hammersmith & Fulham’s approval last month.

This paves the way for a £10bn transformation into a new climate-resilient district for Central London.

Over four years, we have worked closely with local residents, community groups and partners to shape an ambitious and inclusive future for this important site. Thank you to everyone who has helped us reach this point.

Our focus now turns to delivery. As we head into 2026, we will be working with public and private sector partners to bring forward the first homes, cultural spaces and major public realm at pace.

#EarlsCourt #DiscoverWonder

Last night marked a momentous achievement for Earls Court. Kensington & Chelsea’s Planning Committee has resolved to grant permission for its part of the masterplan, following Hammersmith & Fulham’s approval last month.

This paves the way for a £10bn transformation into a new climate-resilient district for Central London.

Over four years, we have worked closely with local residents, community groups and partners to shape an ambitious and inclusive future for this important site. Thank you to everyone who has helped us reach this point.

Our focus now turns to delivery. As we head into 2026, we will be working with public and private sector partners to bring forward the first homes, cultural spaces and major public realm at pace.

#EarlsCourt #DiscoverWonder

Last night marked a momentous achievement for Earls Court. Kensington & Chelsea’s Planning Committee has resolved to grant permission for its part of the masterplan, following Hammersmith & Fulham’s approval last month.

This paves the way for a £10bn transformation into a new climate-resilient district for Central London.

Over four years, we have worked closely with local residents, community groups and partners to shape an ambitious and inclusive future for this important site. Thank you to everyone who has helped us reach this point.

Our focus now turns to delivery. As we head into 2026, we will be working with public and private sector partners to bring forward the first homes, cultural spaces and major public realm at pace.

#EarlsCourt #DiscoverWonder

Last night, @hfcouncil’s Planning Committee unanimously resolved to grant permission for the Hybrid Planning Application in their borough for development of the former Earls Court Exhibition Centres – a major milestone for a project that’s one of London’s most significant development opportunities and a reflection of years of partnership with residents, community groups, businesses and local leaders.

We’re creating an inclusive new neighbourhood for West London:
• c.4,000 homes
• 12,000 jobs
• Three new cultural venues
• 20 acres of public realm and green space
• 2.5m sq ft of workspace powering climate innovation

Design excellence is at the heart of the plans. The first affordable homes in LBHF have been designed by Stirling Prize winning architects, and our award-winning Public Realm Inclusivity Panel has helped set a new benchmark for inclusive, accessible public space and social impact.

Thank you to everyone who has shaped the proposals and to LBHF for its careful consideration. We now look ahead to the RBKC committee next month. Subject to approvals in both boroughs, we’re ready to move quickly into delivering the first phase.

A huge thank you also goes out to our consultants for their tireless work alongside the ECDC team in shaping the strongest possible proposals for those who live, work and visit Hammersmith & Fulham.

#EarlsCourt #DiscoverWonder

Last night, @hfcouncil’s Planning Committee unanimously resolved to grant permission for the Hybrid Planning Application in their borough for development of the former Earls Court Exhibition Centres – a major milestone for a project that’s one of London’s most significant development opportunities and a reflection of years of partnership with residents, community groups, businesses and local leaders.

We’re creating an inclusive new neighbourhood for West London:
• c.4,000 homes
• 12,000 jobs
• Three new cultural venues
• 20 acres of public realm and green space
• 2.5m sq ft of workspace powering climate innovation

Design excellence is at the heart of the plans. The first affordable homes in LBHF have been designed by Stirling Prize winning architects, and our award-winning Public Realm Inclusivity Panel has helped set a new benchmark for inclusive, accessible public space and social impact.

Thank you to everyone who has shaped the proposals and to LBHF for its careful consideration. We now look ahead to the RBKC committee next month. Subject to approvals in both boroughs, we’re ready to move quickly into delivering the first phase.

A huge thank you also goes out to our consultants for their tireless work alongside the ECDC team in shaping the strongest possible proposals for those who live, work and visit Hammersmith & Fulham.

#EarlsCourt #DiscoverWonder

Last night, @hfcouncil’s Planning Committee unanimously resolved to grant permission for the Hybrid Planning Application in their borough for development of the former Earls Court Exhibition Centres – a major milestone for a project that’s one of London’s most significant development opportunities and a reflection of years of partnership with residents, community groups, businesses and local leaders.

We’re creating an inclusive new neighbourhood for West London:
• c.4,000 homes
• 12,000 jobs
• Three new cultural venues
• 20 acres of public realm and green space
• 2.5m sq ft of workspace powering climate innovation

Design excellence is at the heart of the plans. The first affordable homes in LBHF have been designed by Stirling Prize winning architects, and our award-winning Public Realm Inclusivity Panel has helped set a new benchmark for inclusive, accessible public space and social impact.

Thank you to everyone who has shaped the proposals and to LBHF for its careful consideration. We now look ahead to the RBKC committee next month. Subject to approvals in both boroughs, we’re ready to move quickly into delivering the first phase.

A huge thank you also goes out to our consultants for their tireless work alongside the ECDC team in shaping the strongest possible proposals for those who live, work and visit Hammersmith & Fulham.

#EarlsCourt #DiscoverWonder

Last night, @hfcouncil’s Planning Committee unanimously resolved to grant permission for the Hybrid Planning Application in their borough for development of the former Earls Court Exhibition Centres – a major milestone for a project that’s one of London’s most significant development opportunities and a reflection of years of partnership with residents, community groups, businesses and local leaders.

We’re creating an inclusive new neighbourhood for West London:
• c.4,000 homes
• 12,000 jobs
• Three new cultural venues
• 20 acres of public realm and green space
• 2.5m sq ft of workspace powering climate innovation

Design excellence is at the heart of the plans. The first affordable homes in LBHF have been designed by Stirling Prize winning architects, and our award-winning Public Realm Inclusivity Panel has helped set a new benchmark for inclusive, accessible public space and social impact.

Thank you to everyone who has shaped the proposals and to LBHF for its careful consideration. We now look ahead to the RBKC committee next month. Subject to approvals in both boroughs, we’re ready to move quickly into delivering the first phase.

A huge thank you also goes out to our consultants for their tireless work alongside the ECDC team in shaping the strongest possible proposals for those who live, work and visit Hammersmith & Fulham.

#EarlsCourt #DiscoverWonder

After four years of consultation, collaboration and conversations with local communities and stakeholders, we’re proud to unveil our ambitious plans for Earls Court. Our 44 acre masterplan will come alive with music, arts and entertainment.

The long empty site will be transformed as a new neighbourhood with c.4,000 new homes set among 20 acres of new public open and green space, while reinstating its position as a destination for wonder. It will echo its legacy as a hub of innovation and entertainment, be a showcase for clean and climate tech with 2.5 million sq ft of workspace, and a new cultural ecosystem for London with three new anchor venues. All will be supported by a zero carbon energy network and a zero operational carbon target setting new standards, globally, for sustainable development.

The vision for Earls Court, as place to discover wonder, is guided by four place pillars that underpin everything we do: nature, innovation, culture and neighbourhood.

#earlscourt #discoverwonder

Young People’s Borough of Culture - launched! ✅

Huge thank you to everyone who joined us at the House of Lords yesterday for the official launch of YPBOC. It was a great opportunity for the Youth Board, partners and invited guests to meet, talk about the programme and share their ambitions for the upcoming 18 months.

👆🏻 Visit the link in our bio to check out our brand new website and all our newly announced programmes - including SCHOOL ARTS WEEK and OUR PLACE.

📸: Matt Grayson of our Youth Board representatives at Houses of Parliament, 18th May 2026

Tom Branton — Out Now 🎬
Development Director at The Earls Court Development Company @earlscourtdevco
From starting out in politics to helping shape the future vision of Earls Court, Tom shares his journey through the public sector and the importance of partnerships in large-scale urban development. We discuss the origins and redevelopment of Earls Court, the role of culture within cities, and the ambition of creating a new cultural hub in West London. Tom also talks about the Earls Court Film Festival, the relationship between creativity and economic growth, and why “creativity as an engine for growth” is becoming an increasingly important conversation globally. Finally, we explore the importance of curiosity, working internationally, and the value of gaining experience abroad, including Tom’s time working in Malaysia.
Episode available now on Spotify & YouTube.
🔗 Link in bio

Look out ‘cause here they come!

Post-show cam with the GLORIOUS cast of COME ALIVE: The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular 📽️✨

📍 Empress Museum | Earls Court

Cities aren’t just built, they’re imagined, shaped, and brought to life through culture. 🎭🏙️

Join our Development Director, Tom Branton, alongside Nica Burns CBE, Founder & Owner of Nimax Theatres, and broadcaster & strategic comms advisor Guto Harri (Moderator) at @sxswlondon for:

✨ Creativity as an Engine for Growth: should culture be defined as critical infrastructure for cities?

📍 Truman Brewery, Stage 2
🗓️ June 4
⏰ 15:15–15:55

A conversation exploring how creativity and culture can help shape thriving, future-facing cities.

#SXSWLondon #EarlsCourt #CreativeCities #Culture #FutureCities

Think you know West London? Allow Earls Court to reintroduce itself 👀

From serving up sets at @padelsocialclub 🎾 to catching live music at @comealiveshow, grabbing a coffee at @riffscoffee, hanging out at our neighbours @thehoarder, soaking up decades of history at @troubadourlondon, and wandering through the beautiful grounds of Brompton Cemetery — SW has a little something for everyone. ✨

We can’t wait to add our own chapter to this incredible part of the city💫

#EarlsCourt #SWLondon #WestLondon #LondonLife #DiscoverWonder

🌿 What could a flexible cultural space look like at Earls Court?

On the northern edge of Warwick Square, opposite Earls Court Station and next to the future flower amphitheatre, EC08 is imagined as a vibrant, immersive hub.

A space for contemporary art, sculpture, light installations, horticulture and brand activations, all within a compact yet ever evolving setting 🎨✨

CGI shown is illustrative

#EarlsCourt #EC08 #WarwickSquare #DiscoverWonder #LondonArchitecture

A true national treasure, Happy Birthday to Sir David Attenborough🌎

It was a real honour to welcome Sir David to the BBC Earth Experience at Earls Court, a moment that reflected the power of storytelling, curiosity, and our shared connection to the natural world.

Thank you for inspiring generations through your voice, vision, and unwavering commitment to protecting the planet. Wishing you a wonderful birthday as we celebrate an extraordinary legacy today and always. 💚

#DavidAttenborough #BBCEarthExperience #EarlsCourt #London

Exactly a year after our first visit to the Earls Court site, we returned yesterday to hear about the many exciting developments that have taken place since.

This follow‑up visit offered a valuable opportunity to see how the project has progressed - including securing resolution to grant planning permission from both Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington & Chelsea Councils in late 2025.

It was particularly fascinating to learn about the extensive inclusive engagement that has shaped the process. The trust and relationships built with the site team are a reminder of how meaningful engagement can make the difference between securing a major planning approval or not.

The Earls Court project is also designing with the future firmly in mind, one where warmer temperatures and droughts are likely realities, placing sustainability and innovation at the heart of the masterplan.

After an insightful discussion around the site models, we headed to the viewing platform to see the site first‑hand and understand some of the many constraints and opportunities at play.

Visits like these are not only interesting, but essential in bringing large‑scale masterplans to life. The Earls Court Development Company has hosted numerous sessions for D&I groups across the built environment sector, and we’re grateful to Laurence Neal, Georgina Makin-Smith and Jamie Hodge for once again sharing their time and passion.

We look forward to watching this project evolve over the coming years - and perhaps returning for a third visit in the future.

Thank you to all those who joined us from companies including: Grayling Planning & Infrastructure, Montagu Evans, Compass MEP, Brent Council, Volterra Partners LLP, CDM Stravitec, Stanton Williams, Savills, Amdok - Marketing Digital, and more.

Exactly a year after our first visit to the Earls Court site, we returned yesterday to hear about the many exciting developments that have taken place since.

This follow‑up visit offered a valuable opportunity to see how the project has progressed - including securing resolution to grant planning permission from both Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington & Chelsea Councils in late 2025.

It was particularly fascinating to learn about the extensive inclusive engagement that has shaped the process. The trust and relationships built with the site team are a reminder of how meaningful engagement can make the difference between securing a major planning approval or not.

The Earls Court project is also designing with the future firmly in mind, one where warmer temperatures and droughts are likely realities, placing sustainability and innovation at the heart of the masterplan.

After an insightful discussion around the site models, we headed to the viewing platform to see the site first‑hand and understand some of the many constraints and opportunities at play.

Visits like these are not only interesting, but essential in bringing large‑scale masterplans to life. The Earls Court Development Company has hosted numerous sessions for D&I groups across the built environment sector, and we’re grateful to Laurence Neal, Georgina Makin-Smith and Jamie Hodge for once again sharing their time and passion.

We look forward to watching this project evolve over the coming years - and perhaps returning for a third visit in the future.

Thank you to all those who joined us from companies including: Grayling Planning & Infrastructure, Montagu Evans, Compass MEP, Brent Council, Volterra Partners LLP, CDM Stravitec, Stanton Williams, Savills, Amdok - Marketing Digital, and more.

Exactly a year after our first visit to the Earls Court site, we returned yesterday to hear about the many exciting developments that have taken place since.

This follow‑up visit offered a valuable opportunity to see how the project has progressed - including securing resolution to grant planning permission from both Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington & Chelsea Councils in late 2025.

It was particularly fascinating to learn about the extensive inclusive engagement that has shaped the process. The trust and relationships built with the site team are a reminder of how meaningful engagement can make the difference between securing a major planning approval or not.

The Earls Court project is also designing with the future firmly in mind, one where warmer temperatures and droughts are likely realities, placing sustainability and innovation at the heart of the masterplan.

After an insightful discussion around the site models, we headed to the viewing platform to see the site first‑hand and understand some of the many constraints and opportunities at play.

Visits like these are not only interesting, but essential in bringing large‑scale masterplans to life. The Earls Court Development Company has hosted numerous sessions for D&I groups across the built environment sector, and we’re grateful to Laurence Neal, Georgina Makin-Smith and Jamie Hodge for once again sharing their time and passion.

We look forward to watching this project evolve over the coming years - and perhaps returning for a third visit in the future.

Thank you to all those who joined us from companies including: Grayling Planning & Infrastructure, Montagu Evans, Compass MEP, Brent Council, Volterra Partners LLP, CDM Stravitec, Stanton Williams, Savills, Amdok - Marketing Digital, and more.

Exactly a year after our first visit to the Earls Court site, we returned yesterday to hear about the many exciting developments that have taken place since.

This follow‑up visit offered a valuable opportunity to see how the project has progressed - including securing resolution to grant planning permission from both Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington & Chelsea Councils in late 2025.

It was particularly fascinating to learn about the extensive inclusive engagement that has shaped the process. The trust and relationships built with the site team are a reminder of how meaningful engagement can make the difference between securing a major planning approval or not.

The Earls Court project is also designing with the future firmly in mind, one where warmer temperatures and droughts are likely realities, placing sustainability and innovation at the heart of the masterplan.

After an insightful discussion around the site models, we headed to the viewing platform to see the site first‑hand and understand some of the many constraints and opportunities at play.

Visits like these are not only interesting, but essential in bringing large‑scale masterplans to life. The Earls Court Development Company has hosted numerous sessions for D&I groups across the built environment sector, and we’re grateful to Laurence Neal, Georgina Makin-Smith and Jamie Hodge for once again sharing their time and passion.

We look forward to watching this project evolve over the coming years - and perhaps returning for a third visit in the future.

Thank you to all those who joined us from companies including: Grayling Planning & Infrastructure, Montagu Evans, Compass MEP, Brent Council, Volterra Partners LLP, CDM Stravitec, Stanton Williams, Savills, Amdok - Marketing Digital, and more.

Exactly a year after our first visit to the Earls Court site, we returned yesterday to hear about the many exciting developments that have taken place since.

This follow‑up visit offered a valuable opportunity to see how the project has progressed - including securing resolution to grant planning permission from both Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington & Chelsea Councils in late 2025.

It was particularly fascinating to learn about the extensive inclusive engagement that has shaped the process. The trust and relationships built with the site team are a reminder of how meaningful engagement can make the difference between securing a major planning approval or not.

The Earls Court project is also designing with the future firmly in mind, one where warmer temperatures and droughts are likely realities, placing sustainability and innovation at the heart of the masterplan.

After an insightful discussion around the site models, we headed to the viewing platform to see the site first‑hand and understand some of the many constraints and opportunities at play.

Visits like these are not only interesting, but essential in bringing large‑scale masterplans to life. The Earls Court Development Company has hosted numerous sessions for D&I groups across the built environment sector, and we’re grateful to Laurence Neal, Georgina Makin-Smith and Jamie Hodge for once again sharing their time and passion.

We look forward to watching this project evolve over the coming years - and perhaps returning for a third visit in the future.

Thank you to all those who joined us from companies including: Grayling Planning & Infrastructure, Montagu Evans, Compass MEP, Brent Council, Volterra Partners LLP, CDM Stravitec, Stanton Williams, Savills, Amdok - Marketing Digital, and more.

Exactly a year after our first visit to the Earls Court site, we returned yesterday to hear about the many exciting developments that have taken place since.

This follow‑up visit offered a valuable opportunity to see how the project has progressed - including securing resolution to grant planning permission from both Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington & Chelsea Councils in late 2025.

It was particularly fascinating to learn about the extensive inclusive engagement that has shaped the process. The trust and relationships built with the site team are a reminder of how meaningful engagement can make the difference between securing a major planning approval or not.

The Earls Court project is also designing with the future firmly in mind, one where warmer temperatures and droughts are likely realities, placing sustainability and innovation at the heart of the masterplan.

After an insightful discussion around the site models, we headed to the viewing platform to see the site first‑hand and understand some of the many constraints and opportunities at play.

Visits like these are not only interesting, but essential in bringing large‑scale masterplans to life. The Earls Court Development Company has hosted numerous sessions for D&I groups across the built environment sector, and we’re grateful to Laurence Neal, Georgina Makin-Smith and Jamie Hodge for once again sharing their time and passion.

We look forward to watching this project evolve over the coming years - and perhaps returning for a third visit in the future.

Thank you to all those who joined us from companies including: Grayling Planning & Infrastructure, Montagu Evans, Compass MEP, Brent Council, Volterra Partners LLP, CDM Stravitec, Stanton Williams, Savills, Amdok - Marketing Digital, and more.

Exactly a year after our first visit to the Earls Court site, we returned yesterday to hear about the many exciting developments that have taken place since.

This follow‑up visit offered a valuable opportunity to see how the project has progressed - including securing resolution to grant planning permission from both Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington & Chelsea Councils in late 2025.

It was particularly fascinating to learn about the extensive inclusive engagement that has shaped the process. The trust and relationships built with the site team are a reminder of how meaningful engagement can make the difference between securing a major planning approval or not.

The Earls Court project is also designing with the future firmly in mind, one where warmer temperatures and droughts are likely realities, placing sustainability and innovation at the heart of the masterplan.

After an insightful discussion around the site models, we headed to the viewing platform to see the site first‑hand and understand some of the many constraints and opportunities at play.

Visits like these are not only interesting, but essential in bringing large‑scale masterplans to life. The Earls Court Development Company has hosted numerous sessions for D&I groups across the built environment sector, and we’re grateful to Laurence Neal, Georgina Makin-Smith and Jamie Hodge for once again sharing their time and passion.

We look forward to watching this project evolve over the coming years - and perhaps returning for a third visit in the future.

Thank you to all those who joined us from companies including: Grayling Planning & Infrastructure, Montagu Evans, Compass MEP, Brent Council, Volterra Partners LLP, CDM Stravitec, Stanton Williams, Savills, Amdok - Marketing Digital, and more.

Exactly a year after our first visit to the Earls Court site, we returned yesterday to hear about the many exciting developments that have taken place since.

This follow‑up visit offered a valuable opportunity to see how the project has progressed - including securing resolution to grant planning permission from both Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington & Chelsea Councils in late 2025.

It was particularly fascinating to learn about the extensive inclusive engagement that has shaped the process. The trust and relationships built with the site team are a reminder of how meaningful engagement can make the difference between securing a major planning approval or not.

The Earls Court project is also designing with the future firmly in mind, one where warmer temperatures and droughts are likely realities, placing sustainability and innovation at the heart of the masterplan.

After an insightful discussion around the site models, we headed to the viewing platform to see the site first‑hand and understand some of the many constraints and opportunities at play.

Visits like these are not only interesting, but essential in bringing large‑scale masterplans to life. The Earls Court Development Company has hosted numerous sessions for D&I groups across the built environment sector, and we’re grateful to Laurence Neal, Georgina Makin-Smith and Jamie Hodge for once again sharing their time and passion.

We look forward to watching this project evolve over the coming years - and perhaps returning for a third visit in the future.

Thank you to all those who joined us from companies including: Grayling Planning & Infrastructure, Montagu Evans, Compass MEP, Brent Council, Volterra Partners LLP, CDM Stravitec, Stanton Williams, Savills, Amdok - Marketing Digital, and more.

Exactly a year after our first visit to the Earls Court site, we returned yesterday to hear about the many exciting developments that have taken place since.

This follow‑up visit offered a valuable opportunity to see how the project has progressed - including securing resolution to grant planning permission from both Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington & Chelsea Councils in late 2025.

It was particularly fascinating to learn about the extensive inclusive engagement that has shaped the process. The trust and relationships built with the site team are a reminder of how meaningful engagement can make the difference between securing a major planning approval or not.

The Earls Court project is also designing with the future firmly in mind, one where warmer temperatures and droughts are likely realities, placing sustainability and innovation at the heart of the masterplan.

After an insightful discussion around the site models, we headed to the viewing platform to see the site first‑hand and understand some of the many constraints and opportunities at play.

Visits like these are not only interesting, but essential in bringing large‑scale masterplans to life. The Earls Court Development Company has hosted numerous sessions for D&I groups across the built environment sector, and we’re grateful to Laurence Neal, Georgina Makin-Smith and Jamie Hodge for once again sharing their time and passion.

We look forward to watching this project evolve over the coming years - and perhaps returning for a third visit in the future.

Thank you to all those who joined us from companies including: Grayling Planning & Infrastructure, Montagu Evans, Compass MEP, Brent Council, Volterra Partners LLP, CDM Stravitec, Stanton Williams, Savills, Amdok - Marketing Digital, and more.

Exactly a year after our first visit to the Earls Court site, we returned yesterday to hear about the many exciting developments that have taken place since.

This follow‑up visit offered a valuable opportunity to see how the project has progressed - including securing resolution to grant planning permission from both Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington & Chelsea Councils in late 2025.

It was particularly fascinating to learn about the extensive inclusive engagement that has shaped the process. The trust and relationships built with the site team are a reminder of how meaningful engagement can make the difference between securing a major planning approval or not.

The Earls Court project is also designing with the future firmly in mind, one where warmer temperatures and droughts are likely realities, placing sustainability and innovation at the heart of the masterplan.

After an insightful discussion around the site models, we headed to the viewing platform to see the site first‑hand and understand some of the many constraints and opportunities at play.

Visits like these are not only interesting, but essential in bringing large‑scale masterplans to life. The Earls Court Development Company has hosted numerous sessions for D&I groups across the built environment sector, and we’re grateful to Laurence Neal, Georgina Makin-Smith and Jamie Hodge for once again sharing their time and passion.

We look forward to watching this project evolve over the coming years - and perhaps returning for a third visit in the future.

Thank you to all those who joined us from companies including: Grayling Planning & Infrastructure, Montagu Evans, Compass MEP, Brent Council, Volterra Partners LLP, CDM Stravitec, Stanton Williams, Savills, Amdok - Marketing Digital, and more.

COME PRINT WITH ME

I’ll be running 2 workshops as part of the exhibition programme curated by @rockandpapercollective at The Gallery @earlscourtdevco
On 16th & 24th June
1-3pm

We’ll be printing a set of 4 postcards using hand carved Indian woodblocks. No experience necessary, just a willingness to embrace, experiment and let your imagination run wild.

You’ll have time to explore printing on newsprint before creating your 4 mini works of art. Each comes with its own envelope, choose to keep or give away.

Limited to 8 participants.
£15
Please DM to book
Venue:

The Gallery
@earlscourtdevco

Exhibition runs from 1st-30th June
Do come along and see the amazing artists exhibiting (me included! 🤭) also join in other events happening during the month. It’s going to be a fun month!

COME PRINT WITH ME

I’ll be running 2 workshops as part of the exhibition programme curated by @rockandpapercollective at The Gallery @earlscourtdevco
On 16th & 24th June
1-3pm

We’ll be printing a set of 4 postcards using hand carved Indian woodblocks. No experience necessary, just a willingness to embrace, experiment and let your imagination run wild.

You’ll have time to explore printing on newsprint before creating your 4 mini works of art. Each comes with its own envelope, choose to keep or give away.

Limited to 8 participants.
£15
Please DM to book
Venue:

The Gallery
@earlscourtdevco

Exhibition runs from 1st-30th June
Do come along and see the amazing artists exhibiting (me included! 🤭) also join in other events happening during the month. It’s going to be a fun month!

COME PRINT WITH ME

I’ll be running 2 workshops as part of the exhibition programme curated by @rockandpapercollective at The Gallery @earlscourtdevco
On 16th & 24th June
1-3pm

We’ll be printing a set of 4 postcards using hand carved Indian woodblocks. No experience necessary, just a willingness to embrace, experiment and let your imagination run wild.

You’ll have time to explore printing on newsprint before creating your 4 mini works of art. Each comes with its own envelope, choose to keep or give away.

Limited to 8 participants.
£15
Please DM to book
Venue:

The Gallery
@earlscourtdevco

Exhibition runs from 1st-30th June
Do come along and see the amazing artists exhibiting (me included! 🤭) also join in other events happening during the month. It’s going to be a fun month!

COME PRINT WITH ME

I’ll be running 2 workshops as part of the exhibition programme curated by @rockandpapercollective at The Gallery @earlscourtdevco
On 16th & 24th June
1-3pm

We’ll be printing a set of 4 postcards using hand carved Indian woodblocks. No experience necessary, just a willingness to embrace, experiment and let your imagination run wild.

You’ll have time to explore printing on newsprint before creating your 4 mini works of art. Each comes with its own envelope, choose to keep or give away.

Limited to 8 participants.
£15
Please DM to book
Venue:

The Gallery
@earlscourtdevco

Exhibition runs from 1st-30th June
Do come along and see the amazing artists exhibiting (me included! 🤭) also join in other events happening during the month. It’s going to be a fun month!