Olivia Marrins

Located on the first floor of the LCF Eastbank Campus, this pop-up is a thoughtfully curated seasonal shop established by the students and graduates of the University of the Arts London.Olivia Marrins28 November 2025The bright colourful interiors of the shop feature rails, tables and shelves of capturing fashion pieces, eclectic jewellery and festive gifts; each collection designed by a student at London College of Fashion.Opening its doors on 6 November 2025, not just a shop x LCF Founders Club...

Jessica Harris is a Scottish rising curator, writer and artist, who has recently been awarded a scholarship at Georgetown University in Washington DC. From being the co-founder of the Cianalas Collective to curating major art exhibitions, her work is driven by her dedication to make the arts a space which is inclusive and representative of society.Olivia Marrins9 November 2025As the 2025 recipient of the Saint Andrews Scholarship, Jessica Harris started her MA in Art and Museum Studies at George...

‘Blitz: The Club That Shaped The 80s’ explores the infamous London club, where creativity, self-expression and flamboyant style was celebrated whilst era defining music acts were born.‘Blitz: The Club That Shaped The 80s’ explores the infamous London club, where creativity, self-expression and flamboyant style was celebrated whilst era defining music acts were born.Olivia Marrins26 October 2025The Blitz opened its doors to eclectic party goers of London in a basement in Covent Garden in February...

The MA Photography exhibition showcases a different approach in Shannon’s practice as she experiments with documentary practice and fashion photography to create four street portraits, captured in her local area of Camden.November 21, 2025Olivia MarrinsThe founder and creative director of Shannon Tao Studios, Shannon Tao is a Chinese Canadian photographer navigating visual narratives which aim to empower the stories of whoever she is photographing. As she approached the end of the MA Commercial...

American heartbreak pop sensations We Three kick off their debut UK/European tour at Glasgow’s King Tuts Wah Wah Hut. Following the release of their third studio album, Happy, Manny Bethany and Joshua talk tracks of relationships and heartbreak in front of a whole new audience.

The group’s previous album, Dear Paranoia Sincerely Me, marked the beginning of the lockdown period, with their UK/EU tour being cancelled. “We were able to choose very specific songs for the record because we had so man