
Parenthood: The Art of Caring
Mark Charlton, Tom Cox, Florence & Co, Amy Gardner, Laxmi Hassain, Heun Jung Kim, Emily Jolley, Love Jordan, Ben Newman, Anna Pieniazek, Ella Starling, Anna Sudbina, Joseph Thomas

Tom Cox Gallery
38 Church Rd, London SE19 2ET, UK SE19 2ET
Thu-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 11am-4pm
Admission
Free Admission
Limited edition prints available from £100
About
Parenthood: The Art of Caring 3rd – 20th September 2026 "Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of Life's longing for itself." - Kahlil Gibran, The Prophet Tom Cox Gallery is delighted to announce Parenthood: The Art of Caring, a group exhibition exploring how parenthood shapes artistic practice, identity, and everyday life. Bringing together artists whose work engages with parenthood through lived experience and reflection, this exhibition explores the many dimensions of becoming and being a parent. "This exhibition considers the evolving realities of caregiving, the ways children enter and influence creative practice, and the ongoing negotiation between nurturing our young ones and holding space for oneself. Both deeply personal and profoundly universal, parenthood is shaped by moments of uncertainty and change alongside immense joy, love, and connection." - Tom Cox, Gallery Director, Artist and Dad Through a range of artistic perspectives, the exhibition celebrates the tenderness, resilience, and transformative nature of caregiving, reflecting on the many ways it shapes our lives. Spanning painting, drawing, photography and print, this exhibition remains committed to making original art accessible with limited edition prints from £100. Crystal Palace is a cultural hub teeming with artists and young families and being in the heart of it, Tom Cox Gallery wants to reflect the lives of those around us. This exhibition offers an opportunity to come together and reflect on the beauty and challenges of family life. We want this exhibition to be more than a passive experience, so we have a variety of featured events to engage audiences including art classes, parental-leave coffee mornings, and a participatory artwork created by those who visit the exhibition.