Art for Social Change Events

Here is a list of our upcoming and previous ONCA Art for Social Change events. If you would like to get involved in Art for Social Change at ONCA, please email us at .

South East Cultural Assembly: Programme
An image of an old plastic bottle repurposed for planting in. Soil is smeared on the table and plants stand up on the table next to a pait os scissors.

Earth Day 2023

Saturday 22 April, 1 - 5pm

A digital illustration by artist Lilophilia. Three women make up the image, the central figure is drawn over a bright orange circle. She has big curly orange hair that falls just above their breasts. She looks up to the sky with her hands open gesturing to the two women either side of her. Their skin is black with white lines to illustrate the finer details of their bodies. The two women standing either side of the central figure show only their profiles with their orange hair tied in plaits. The background of the image is blue and sits within a patterned border.

Muralism: Art that Breaks Walls

Saturday 25 March, 3pm - 6pm

People sit at tables working on sewing machines, in the middle of the room two people are working together to fix a dress onto one persons body.

Dresscue

Friday 10 February, 10am–1pm
A photograph by Phoebe Wingrove of Dresscue on ONCA Barge. People sit at tables chatting and in the background their are people working at sewing machines or measuring things up.

Dresscue

Friday 3 February, 10am–1pm
A photograph of two people using pens, paper and thread to create their own notebooks at Community Afternoons on ONCA Barge.

Community Afternoon in East Brighton
A photograph of two people sitting around a table during Community Afternoon.

Community Afternoon

in East Brighton
A photograph of our community artist working with a member of the public. The two of them sit facing each whilst looking at a pattern.

Dresscue

Friday 27 January at ONCA Gallery

A photograph of people in the Dresscue sewing space on ONCA Barge. To the left are table lined up with sewing machines and people working on creative projects.

Dresccue

Friday 20 January at ONCA Gallery