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We provide a completely free arts education programme — because art should be accessible to everyone.

The Bomb Factory Art Foundation is a charitable arts organisation that transforms vacant buildings across London into vibrant cultural hubs. Over the last decade, we have provided affordable studios for artists, presented exhibitions that challenge the status quo, and run free public programmes that make art accessible to the communities we serve.

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Our Artists

Spanning across four sites in central London, The Bomb Factory is home to 100+ artists studios. Explore each site below to see the exciting talent blah blah blah

Upcoming

Buried beneath my skin - Dominic Dispirito at The Bomb Factory Holborn

Running from the 20th of March to the 3rd of April at our Holborn gallery, Buried beneath my skin presents a new body of oil paintings by Dominic Dispirito, in which the human figure becomes a psychologically charged landscape. Across the works, bodies stretch, fold and reorganise under invisible pressure. Through fluid, rhythmic brushwork, Dispirito translates internal states into visceral form, capturing endurance and hyper vigilance alongside a quieter sense of desperatio

PAINTING

THE HORSES MOUTH - Open Crit Hosted by Katie Goodwin at The Bomb Factory Archway

The Horse’s Mouth is an open critique session, welcoming artists of all abilities to bring work for supportive, constructive feedback in an informal setting. Katie Goodwin’s session will take place on the 18th of February from 7 to 9pm in our Archway Gallery. To RSVP, please email: hello@katiegoodwin.com LOCATION: Unit 2 Boothby Road Entrance, 9-15 Elthorne Road, N19 4AJ DATE: Weds 18th Feb TIMES: 7-9pm

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Our Future Space

As our free arts education programme continues to grow, we’re looking for a new home that will allow us to reach more people and expand access to creativity. A new headquarters would provide space for learning, making, and collaboration, supporting artists, students, and the wider public. We’re seeking a building that can grow with us and help shape the next chapter of our work.