Huge Gallery - London November 2026

We are bringing a selection of artists to London for a three-day exhibition celebrating creativity from around the world

Step into something unforgettable this November at HUGE Gallery in London.

Running from 27–29 November 2026, the exhibition brings together a diverse selection of contemporary artworks from emerging and established artists, creating a space for discovery, conversation, and connection.

Taking place at The Factory in London, the exhibition will showcase creative voices in a professional gallery setting, allowing audiences to experience the artworks beyond the screen and discover the stories behind each piece.

Venue
The Factory
21–31 Shacklewell Lane, London E8 2DA, United Kingdom

Opening Night
Friday 27th | 19:30 – 21:00

Exhibition Opening Hours during the weekend
Saturday 28th | 11:00 – 17:00
Sunday 29th | 11:00 – 17:00

During our Opening Night, we will be featuring two artists:

Jess Ong

Artist, Illustrator & Designer

Jess Ong has been creating and sharing her artwork online since the age of 13. After spending much of her artistic journey refining her drawing techniques, she now explores playfulness within her illustrative practice, embracing the discovery of where abstract ideas can lead.

As an autistic artist with a background in engineering, Jess is particularly interested in the power of visual communication and how images can express thoughts and feelings that words sometimes cannot.

Her collaborative design and illustration projects often begin with getting to know people, questioning assumptions, and critically exploring ideas. Through this approach, she creates impactful work that aims to make people feel valued, understood, and connected.

Errol Hendrickse

Contemporary British Artist

Errol Hendrickse is a contemporary British artist whose practice explores memory, identity, and the emotional architecture of the human experience.

Working primarily in oil, charcoal, and mixed media, Hendrickse moves fluidly between abstraction and figuration, allowing gesture to become the foundation from which forms and faces emerge. His paintings are built through repeated layers of drawing, erasure, and reconstruction, creating surfaces that reflect the instability of memory and the resilience of the human spirit.

Alongside expressive abstract works, Hendrickse has developed a powerful body of monochromatic portraits exploring masculinity, isolation, and emotional silence. These are complemented by more colourful figurative works celebrating identity, heritage, and human connection.

Originally trained in textile design, Hendrickse later spent many years working as a psychotherapist before returning to painting. This experience continues to inform his artistic practice through a deep understanding of human emotion and the stories carried within the body.

His work is grounded in the belief that painting can bear witness to what words often cannot, offering moments of reflection, recognition, and hope through the act of looking.

Come and explore new works, meet artists, connect with fellow art lovers, and celebrate the creativity of artists bringing fresh perspectives to the contemporary art scene. 🎨