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Autograph
Rivington Place
EC2A 3BA
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You're invited to Autograph's party, celebrating our Family SEND programme, and all the community who help make the programme so special! This year we have travelled to caves, forests and deserts, we've gone under ground and even visited outer space. Join us to continue these adventures across the universe and to say a fond farewell to Immanuel Adelowo, who has been planning and leading these workshops with us for the past year.
Make a time and space travel lanyard, open up a portal and travel across the universe!
Enjoy music from the Bubble Club DJs who will be playing some of their favourite tracks for us!
Veggie, vegan and meat burgers and chips will be provided by Petté Street Food, at no cost to families
Play with other families and the materials provided.
Take time out when you need and relax in our sensory cave with bean bags, calming visuals and ear defenders.
Move to the music or invent a new dance
with other families
Please note, this event is by invitation only. We have invited families who have attended a workshop at Autograph in the past, to join the celebrations. Tickets to this event are free, however they must be booked in advance.
Click here to book a ticket. Please book 1 ticket for your whole family. As part of the booking process you will be asked to provide more information about how many people will be attending from your family, and any dietary requirements we should know about.
Have any questions? We're here to help! Get in touch at livvy@autograph-abp.co.uk
Amy is a London based artist working across sculpture, drawing and workshops to articulate and communicate joy. Working in art education, she is interested in the points where community, craft, objects and cultural identity meet. Materials and playwork are key to her practice, with ideas emerging through making together. Senses and bodies mingle with materials; delighting in the responsive nature of stuff and spaces.
Amy has previously worked with schools, families and communities on projects at Camden Art Centre, Firstsite, the Royal Academy, SLG, Towner Eastbourne and MK Gallery. She often works with groups and communities with crossovers with social work, healthcare and formal educational settings.
Immanuel is a resident artist at ActionSpace’s supported studios, based at Studio Voltaire, London. He makes precise paintings and drawings that depict highly specific but imagined places. These works involve the use of memory, digital images, and observations from the real world in one place.
Recent exhibitions include Beyond the Depths, Studio Voltaire (2025), Vital Mix, part of Wandsworth Arts Fringe (2024), Concealed, Revealed, Cockpit Winter Open Studios (2023). Immanuel is also a lead artist on Camden Art Centre’s SEN Schools’ Programme (2025 - 2027).
Bubble Club have been delivering inclusive and immersive club nights co-created by people with learning disabilities in East London for more than 20 years.
Yosief is a DJ with Bubble Club who is all about connection, big tunes and getting the crowd moving. Inspired early on by Michael Jackson and Craig David, he got into DJing to entertain people, fill dancefloors and bring people together.
A standout moment was playing to a packed crowd at Southbank Festival - a proper festival stage, professional production and and atmosphere that left him wanting more.
The party will take place in Autograph's studio and yard. We are not able to provide onsite parking for this event, however free parking for Blue Badge holders is available for up to 3 hours on Curtain Road, around the corner from Autograph.
Autograph's Family SEND programme has been supported by City of London Corporation's charitable funder City Bridge Trust since 2020.
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