FLUX Exhibition

Exhibiting at the Flux Exhibition at the Bomb Factory, Marylebone, marked another exciting milestone for Maison de Lee, with three artworks sold, including one to a collector in California.

Art gallery display with various framed abstract and modern artworks on a white partition wall, including geometric shapes and muted color palettes, in an industrial-style setting with concrete flooring and ceiling.
A man standing in front of a black and white checkered backdrop with the words 'Flux Exhibition' and 'Berkeley Square' written on it. He is smiling and wearing a white t-shirt, gray shorts, and navy sneakers, with a lanyard around his neck. To the right, there is a white pedestal displaying a blue sculpture of a head. The background includes a brick wall and a window showing green trees outside.
Art gallery with framed artworks on white walls, two people talking, exposed brick and industrial ceiling in the background.

SMAG Art

We began our exhibition journey with SMAG Art at St Michael’s Church, Blackheath.

Today, I am proud to serve as a Director of SMAG Art, a South East London arts charity that hosts two free-entry exhibitions each year, championing local artists and raising funds for charities across Greenwich, Blackheath and Lewisham through submission fees and sales commissions.

Maison de Lee is also a proud member of the Blackheath Art Society. We are delighted to exhibit with both organisations.

Several framed art prints on a wooden table with a red cloth. The artwork includes abstract pieces and a landscape with a clock tower, situated in what appears to be a store or gallery setting.
Colorful abstract artwork with the text 'SMAG Art' in large yellow font.
Display of framed paintings arranged on a tiered stand and table in an art exhibition space. The paintings depict various landscapes, cityscapes, floral scenes, and abstract art, set against the backdrop of an ornate interior with decorative banners and floral arrangements.