WHAT’S ON
Dancing In The In-between
November 9, 2025 - January 2026
Join us on Nov 27 for celebratory drinks
The Deli, Chiltern Street
We are excited to present, Dancing In The In-between, a solo show by London-based artist Lotty Adam. The exhibition explores the ever-evolving dialogue between the known and unknown, control and surrender. Adam’s work gestures toward a horizon that emerges when we let go of certainty and instead dwell in ambiguity and embrace the possibilities that open in the space in between.
PAST EXHIBITIONS
Inaugural Freshers Show
October 4 - November 6, 2025
The Deli, Chiltern Street
Fé Collective proudly presents an exhibition showcasing the inaugural cohort of its Freshers programme, a year-long initiative designed to support emerging artists as they transition from education into the professional art world. Featuring Annabel Cator, Angelica Hoang, Caro Lestón, Jingyi Li, and Tania Pourashraf.
Dancing In The In-between
November 9, 2025 - January 2026
Join us on Nov 27 for celebratory drinks
The Deli, Chiltern Street
We are excited to present, Dancing In The In-between, a solo show by London-based artist Lotty Adam. The exhibition explores the ever-evolving dialogue between the known and unknown, control and surrender. Adam’s work gestures toward a horizon that emerges when we let go of certainty and instead dwell in ambiguity and embrace the possibilities that open in the space in between.
Underground Muse: From Muse to Artist
September, 2024
Maison Pan, 6-11 Suffolk St, SW1Y 4HG
This exhibition tackles the problematic tradition where male artists could define the female Muse, limiting their role to sheer inspiration. By reclaiming the original meaning of the Muse, this exhibition scopes out a space for female artists to proclaim their narratives and share their lived experiences.
The Drop-off: From Education to Art World
March, 2025
Maison Pan, 6-11 Suffolk St, SW1Y 4HG
The exhibition opens a space to consider the chasm between art school and the art world; a space where there is a drastic drop-off of female artists. According to the Freelands Foundation’s 2020 report, 73% of creative postgraduates in 2019-2020 were women, yet 68% of artists represented in major London commercial galleries are men.