Through fashion, art, and social commentary, six artists explore care's many faces — from intimate love to radical global responsibility. Discover how self-care blossoms into collective action, challenging us to rewrite shared histories, redefine personal boundaries, and weave a tapestry of empathy and compassion.
Collective Care reminds us that true well-being lies in our connection to each other and the world around us. Join us in exploring a more just and sustainable future, built on mutual support and shared responsibility.
Collective Care showcases the work of researchers, designers and artists affiliated with LCF who challenge us to see care in all its forms; Yunpei Li, Katelyn Toth-Fejel, Dr. Mila Burcikova, Charlotte Hodes, Eve Lin and collaborators Amy Goodwin, Leah Gouget-Levy, and Susan Zheng.
24 Sept - 14 Dec
Tuesday - Saturday, 10.00 - 17.00
Front Gallery and Gallery Foyer
London College of Fashion, UAL, East Bank,
105 Carpenters Road, Stratford, E20 2AR
Free to all.
Events
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Photo credi - Alex Marshall, 2024 caption - Yunpei Li's Inflatable Wearable Heterotopia | Cultural Programme | LCF | UAL
LCF Sampled: Collective Care
Panel discussionA thought-provoking panel discussion featuring artists, designers and researchers from the Collective Care exhibition at LCF, UAL.
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May Day Rave at London College of Fashion as part of Making More Mischief, Folk Club Workshop, 2024. Photo- Alice Zoo | Cultural Programme | LCF | UAL
LCF: After Dark: Collective Care
An evening exploring the connections between textiles and wellbeing with free creative workshops, wellbeing activities and performances.
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Dirish Shaktidas, Euphoria Somatic Dance, Andrew Prod Photography| Cultural Programme | London College of Fashion | UAL
Euphoria Somatic Dance: Body Care, Body Love, Body Movement!
WorkshopA transformative somatic dance workshop with Dirish Shaktidas designed to deepen your connection with your body and mind.
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News
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Models wearing Yunpei Li's Inflatable wearable heterotopia, 2024. Photography by Alex Marshall.
Collective Care: Exploring the Power of Fashion in Community and Connection
Blending fashion, art, and social commentary, Collective Care invites visitors to rethink the relationship between fashion and community wellbeing.