2023

@The Art Park, Greenhill Way, Harrow, HA1 1LE

The exhibition runs from the 1st-6th of September. Come and meet the artists at the Private View on the 4th of September from 6-30pm-8.30pm. All welcome.

FREE TO VIEW: Exhibition is not invigilated but can be accessed 24 hours through the window.

Title: Cheryl Gould and Koola Adams

The exhibition highlights the work of artists Cheryl Gould M.R.S.S and Koola Adams.

@The White Cube Gallery, Harrow Arts Centre, 171 Uxbridge Road, HA5 4EA

The exhibition run from Monday 4th August to Friday 29^th August (subject to change). 

FREE TO VIEW: 10am – 5pm WEEKDAYS

Title: Life in the 1960s.

What was it like to live in Harrow in the 1960s, artists were encouraged to speak to the older generations who experienced work, play, school, music and dance in the 1960s.  Featuring art from local community members aged 0-21 years, this exhibition has been inspired by the archives at Headstone Manor & Museum. The exhibition has been curated by Harrow Open Studios and is supported by Harrow Art Centre, as part of the council’s 60th anniversary celebrations.

@ART PARK, Greenhil Way, Harrow, HA1 1LE

LFA week 9th – 14th June 2025,

Park OPEN DAY 12th June 2025 – 3pm til late

Three Voices

Nicole Lyster makes ceramics in her garden studio in Harrow – opening it to the pubic each June as part of Harrow Open Studios free event which gives the artists of Harrow a voice in their community.  Three Voices is a song to the hard work of local artists who endeavour to bring a bit of creativity and colour to their local community.  Wheel thrown and altered ceramic heads in stoneware, with coloured oxides and glazes.

The ART PARK Harrow is a new space designed specifically for creative enterprises and artists. Join us for an afternoon of creativity and community as we open the doors to the public for the first time on 12th June at 3pm.

instagram: @ArtPark_Harrow

@The White Cube Gallery, Harrow Arts Centre, 171 Uxbridge Road, HA5 4EA

The exhibition run from Monday 4th August to Friday 29^th August (subject to change). 

FREE TO VIEW: 10am – 5pm WEEKDAYS

Title: Life in the 1960s.

What was it like to live in Harrow in the 1960s, artists were encouraged to speak to the older generations who experienced work, play, school, music and dance in the 1960s.  Featuring art from local community members aged 0-21 years, this exhibition has been inspired by the archives at Headstone Manor & Museum. The exhibition has been curated by Harrow Open Studios and is supported by Harrow Art Centre, as part of the council’s 60th anniversary celebrations.

@The White Cube Gallery, Harrow Arts Centre

The Exhibition will run from 7th February until 28th February 2025

“Harrow Open Studios believes that art and creativity is for everyone. This is an Open Call exhibition to celebrate the art that is created in Harrow and the surrounding areas, showcasing diverse forms and media, from a diverse community of artists. This is a celebration of art in which you will find something that sings to your soul, challenges your perceptions and opens your mind to the creativity that surrounds you!”

The Gallery is open from 10am to 5pm weekdays.

FREE TO VIEW

@The White Cube Gallery, Harrow Arts Centre and Greenhill Art POD

Running from Monday 5th August to Friday 30th August

This is the second year for HOS to organise and curate a special exhibition for young creatives in Harrow and beyond. Inspired by the archive collection at Headstone Manor and Museum and supported by Harrow Art Centre, this years theme was Entertainment

Come and join these talented people and help to encourage and respect their artistic development by visiting this free exhibition at Harrow Art Centre White Cube Gallery.

Art will also be displayed at the Green Hill Art POD, behind the Lloyds Bank building off Station Road.

Why is it important that we showcase young creatives?

Since 2010 the take up of creative subjects at exam level has fallen by 47%, schools are reducing access to arts subjects and central and local governments are systematically reducing spending on the arts. Harrow Open Studios wants to develop opportunities for emerging visual artists to be displayed and celebrated by everyone.

The gallery was initially set up in 2012 with lottery funding by a group of artists in Harrow and it was saved from closure in 2022 by a group of artists in Harrow.  If we want to ensure that it stays as a designated art gallery, we need to use it.  If we want to show that there is a need for a better facility for the hundreds of thousands of people in Harrow we need to fill it to bursting with the art that is already happening in and around Harrow. This exhibition is part of Harrow Open Studios’ aim, to celebrate visual art in Harrow, to show the people of Harrow that they are a creative force, to introduce them to the fact that they have a gallery they can use and to work towards a thriving public gallery in the future. 

Come and see what our young poeple have created and tell everybody about it.

@The White Cube Gallery, Harrow Arts Centre

We will have a special preview evening event on Monday 19^th February.  from 6pm – 8pm

Please come along to celebrate the second of our celebration of art exhibitions and bring a friend.

What is A Celebration of Art about?

It is exactly that – a celebration of the art that is being created in Harrow and the surrounding areas by the creatives local to us.

Running from Monday 19th February until Monday 4^th March this exhibition displays the talent of artists from all ages and areas.  The work is diverse and vibrant, very reflective of the Harrow community and it deserves to be celebrated.

Over 250,000 people live in Harrow.  There is a thriving community of artists, art groups and creative enterprises in the borough, but only one small facility offered as a free public space designated for displaying visual art exhibitions – the White Cube Gallery in Harrow Art Centre. 

The gallery was initially set up in 2012 with lottery funding by a group of artists in Harrow and it was saved from closure in 2022 by a group of artists in Harrow.  If we want to ensure that it stays as a designated art gallery, we need to use it.  If we want to show that there is a need for a better facility for the hundreds of thousands of people in Harrow we need to fill it to bursting with the art that is already happening in and around Harrow. This exhibition is part of Harrow Open Studios’ aim, to celebrate visual art in Harrow, to show the people of Harrow that they are a creative force, to introduce them to the fact that they have a gallery they can use and to work towards a thriving public gallery in the future. 

Come and see what your neighbours have created and tell everybody about it.