Sisterhood
‘Sisterhood’ is a major exhibition marking the 18th anniversary of South London Women Artists and celebrating International Women’s Day throughout March. It features the rich and diverse work of 76 local women artists who come together in the spirit of collective endeavour.
South London Women Artists (SLWA) was created in 2008 as a non-profit association to support and showcase local artists. The group has grown over the years and embraces all kinds of practice, genres and mediums.
The ‘Sisterhood’ exhibition brings together a body of work that includes painting, photography, sculpture, mixed media, textiles, printmaking, and ceramics. It reflects the scope of artistic enquiry and the themes our artists explore.
The exhibition is free and open to the public.
Event details
Exhibition: South London Women Artists ‘Sisterhood’
Venue: Lambeth Archives 16 Brixton Hill, London SW2 1ET
Dates: 2-31 March 2026
(Closed Wednesday and Sunday)
Admission: Free
Saturday 7 March, 2.30–4pm Sisterhood: International Women’s Day Panel Talk: Hosted by Beth Worth and Julie Bennett
5 SLWA artists – Liza Brett, Joan Eytle Kendall, Ky Lewis, Linda Litchfield and Jini Rawlings – come together for an afternoon of conversation, connection and collective energy, discussing their practices, the work on display in the exhibition, the challenges of being women artists today, and the power of sisterhood, visibility and community support (booking required).
Saturday 14 March, 2–3.30pm Postcard Making:
A drop-in creative session led by Claire Dorey-Stalley and Beth Worth where families, supervised children and adults can make reflective, mixed-ability postcards.
Saturday 14 March, 4–5pm Mindfulness: Clarity, Creativity & Flow:
Artist Ezgi Demir introducing her Holistic Quotient framework through guided exercises to reduce overthinking and support focus, balance and creative flow (booking required).
Saturday 21 March, 2–3.30pm Sock Puppet Workshop:
Anna-Maria Amato hosts a playful, reflective workshop where adults and supervised older children create expressive sock puppets inspired by life’s ups and downs (booking required).
Saturday 21 March, 4–5pm Water Calligraphy:
Carry Hornby leads a calming, hands-on introduction to mindful water calligraphy, guiding participants through brush practice and flow-based mark-making (booking required).
Opening times
Monday 1pm-8pm
Tuesday 10am-6pm
Wednesday Closed
Thursday 10am-6pm
Friday 10am-3pm
Saturday 9am-1pm, 2-5pm
Sunday Closed
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