20 – 25 May 2026
Private View: 21 May, 6–8pm

Bringing together eight female artists who first formed connections in digital spaces and are now exhibiting side by side in a physical setting for the first time.

The exhibition explores how meaningful creative relationships can be built online and how those connections translate into real-world community, collaboration and support.

“What began as a simple ‘like’ online has grown into something far more meaningful,” says artist Ellis King. “This exhibition is about connection – about women finding each other, supporting one another and creating space together in an industry where that hasn’t always been easy.”

Each artist will present a selection of works, all of which will be available to purchase, offering collectors an opportunity to engage directly with a diverse range of contemporary female perspectives.

Featuring work by Ellie Kerr-Smiley, Ellis King, Flo Lee, Heidi Clawson, Jasmine Rosten-Edwards, Katie Jones, Lucy Pass and Michelle Heron, the exhibition brings together distinct practices spanning painting and mixed media.

The works explore themes of identity, womanhood, memory and everyday experience, creating an exhibition that is both personal and collective.

Emerging from a space often defined by speed, visibility and fleeting interaction, Like offers something more considered. It invites viewers to pause – to look more closely and to reflect on the ways art helps us understand ourselves and each other.

The exhibition offers a timely reflection on the evolving nature of artistic communities in the digital age, where boundaries between virtual and physical spaces continue to blur.