All of our work is driven by one purpose – to bring together our local communities and artists for a more connected society.
Myah Asha Jeffers’ new exhibition for 2026 draws on intergenerational memory, domestic rituals, kinship structures and the emotional labour of preserving family histories.
Peckham Platform partnered with Maximus and artist Tolu Elusadé for part of Memories for the Future, researching and responding to the intangible heritage of the people who shaped Peckham’s iconic Rye Lane.
Artist and youth worker Meera Shakti Osborne collaborated with teenagers from Inspire Walworth to create a thoughtful and hopeful installation at Peckham’s Sky Shopping City.
Are you aged 11-18? This is an opportunity to shape your local outdoor space! Join us in Peckham for an evening workshop and create new surface designs for the basketball court at the Oliver Goldsmith Estate with Architect and Spatial Designer Bamidele Awoyemi.
We are looking for an artist or designer to lead a series of workshops during our Youth Platform x Arts Week, for young people aged 14-18, taking place the first week of August (Monday 3 – Friday 7 August).
Memories for the Future is a hyperlocal community-led programme that researches and responds to the intangible heritage of the people who shaped Peckham’s iconic Rye Lane.
Rye Lane Reconnected, a community-led initiative, collaborated with social artists, residents, and community groups to commission artworks for Peckham’s Rye Lane.
London-based art practitioner Meera Shakti Osborne hosted workshops at Inspire Walworth, exploring the significance of participants’ neighbourhoods through writing, image-making, and discussion. Participants rediscovered creativity, comfort, and fun while reflecting on what made where they live special.