The London Group Open is upon us!! This will be a vibrant exhibition at the Copeland Gallery in Peckham.November 8 – 23 Open daily 11 – 5pm Private View, 7 November 6-9pm

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The London Group Open is upon us!! This will be a vibrant exhibition at the Copeland Gallery in Peckham. This is a fantastic space in a creative hub in south London. I hope you are able to come along, it will be good to see you. Stay well dear friends, see you soon


The London Group at The Copeland Gallery welcome visitors to the 86th London Group Open, with more  70 non-member exhibitors. The London Group Open represents a unique opportunity for non-members to exhibit among current members of the UK’s longest-running and most prestigious artists’ collective.

The London Group Open will be held at Copeland Gallery, Copeland Park, 133 Rye Lane, Peckham SE15 4ST.
November 8 – 23
Open daily 11 – 5pm
Private View, 7 November 6-9pm

Image: Sato Sugamoto
'Balance' (2025)
String, yarn, cloth, foam, copper,
aluminium, iron, brass

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