Welcome to Camden Arts Projects – An unique creative space located at 176 Prince of Wales Road in the heart of Camden
On show
Allen Jones: TAKING SHAPE
Private View: 4th June 6-9pm (5th June- 30th August 2026)
Camden Arts Projects is pleased to announce a major exhibition of new and recent work by Allen Jones, organised in collaboration with Almine Rech gallery, opening on the 5th of June 2026. One of the most influential figures in British Pop Art, Allen Jones helped shaped contemporary visual culture for over six decades. His bold, graphic style and provocative exploration of the human form have made him a defining voice in the contemporary art world. This exhibition brings together painting, sculpture, alongside a major piece created specifically for this presentation. The show celebrates the artist’s remarkable practice and offers a timely opportunity to engage with Jones's ongoing practice and his continued dialogue with colour, form, and diverse approach to exploring the human figure.
Cafe
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A limited edition of miniature ceramics artworks by filmmaker and artist Charlotte Colbert will be hidden within a selection of pastries following the tradition of “feves” where small trinkets are to be discovered in a king cake or similar dessert. The person who finds the fève usually is awarded special privileges or gifts for the day. Fèves have also become collectors items, and in France, their collectors are known as fabophiles or favophiles.
About
Welcome to Camden Arts Projects
CAP is a unique creative space located at 176 Prince of Wales Road in the heart of Camden.
Exhibiting the works of both established and mid career artists in an inspiring, innovative environment.
Built in the late 1860’s in the Corinthian style, it was a place of worship for almost a century before The London Drama Centre took over in 1963. For forty years the likes of Colin Firth, Pierce Brosnan, Tom Hardy and Helen McCrory rehearsed there. The building was transformed into a contemporary art gallery in 2017 by AHMM architects, which it remains today.
