Peckham Platform

Peckham Platform A social arts organisation producing artwork in response to and with individuals living in Peckham.

Peckham Platform's mission is to create meaningful and accessible social arts practice for Peckham and beyond.

Peckham Platform’s Arts Week reaches a peak tomorrow evening with our SOLD OUT panel conversation. Our Head of Learning ...
05/08/2026

Peckham Platform’s Arts Week reaches a peak tomorrow evening with our SOLD OUT panel conversation.

Our Head of Learning and Community Engagement will hold space for five incredible creatives to share their journey into their creative career.

The panel includes Alisha O’Brien Coker (curatorial assistant for Modern British Art at Tate Britain), Mark Miller (cultural producer, consultant, artist and former director of Tate Learning), Elsa Farmer (former Peckham Platform trainee producer, graphic designer), Raine Allen-Miller (director and writer, widely recognised for debut feature film Rye Lane 2023) and Rachel Sale, our lead artist for this year’s Arts Week.

There are a few tickets on the door for walk-ins, get there early! See you on Thursday at 6pm 🕕

Join us at The Hub on Thursday 6th August at 6pm for an evening of conversation with artists, educators and creative pro...
28/07/2026

Join us at The Hub on Thursday 6th August at 6pm for an evening of conversation with artists, educators and creative professionals as they share the stories behind their journeys into the arts and culture sector ✨

This panel is free to attend, open to all ages and is family friendly.

Swipe to meet our panellists ➡️

Reserve your space via the link in our bio 🔗

Alisha currently works as the Curatorial Assistant for Modern British Art at Tate Britain (Tate) whilst also completing an MA in History of Art at University College London , both supported by the Rosenberg Memorial Fund. Prior to this, between 2024-2025, she trained as a Curatorial Fellow at New Curators , co-curating Duane Linklater’s first major UK institutional exhibition, akâmi- at Camden Art Centre.



Mark Miller is the former Director of Tate Learning, where he led the vision and strategy for learning across Tate (Tate) Modern, Tate Britain, Tate Liverpool, and Tate St Ives. Since joining Tate in 2006, Mark has developed pioneering creative learning programmes, including Circuit, Tate Collective , and Uniqlo Tate Play. His work connects art, people, and place, fostering inclusive engagement and cultural growth.

As an artist, Mark explores the intersections between rural Jamaican and urban British experiences through multidisciplinary assemblages of drawing, sound, and moving image, reflecting on Black British experience, memory, and cultural symbolism.

Mark Miller

Elsa is a designer based in London, recently graduated from Central Saint Martins (Central Saint Martins) She works across editorial, illustration, and arts production, previously working as an assistant producer at Peckham Platform. Now navigating motherhood while pursuing a creative career. Elsa is especially drawn to design and art as a bridge for care and connection; her practice focuses on collaborative approaches.

ELSA

Raine Allen-Miller is a British director and writer, widely recognised for her breakout directorial debut feature film, Rye Lane (2023). She is known for her bold, playful, and visually vibrant storytelling.



Rachel Sale is a Peckham-based artist and designer who leads F.A.T. Studio , a communit

Join us at The Hub on Thursday 6th August at 6pm for an evening of conversation with artists, educators and creative pro...
27/07/2026

Join us at The Hub on Thursday 6th August at 6pm for an evening of conversation with artists, educators and creative professionals as they share the stories behind their journeys into the arts and culture sector ✨

This panel is free to attend, open to all ages and is family friendly.

Swipe to meet our panellists ➡️
Reserve your space via the link in our bio 🔗

Alisha currently works as the Curatorial Assistant for Modern British Art at Tate Britain whilst also completing an MA in History of Art at UCL, both supported by the Rosenberg Memorial Fund. Prior to this, between 2024-2025, she trained as a Curatorial Fellow at New Curators, co-curating Duane Linklater’s first major UK institutional exhibition, akâmi- at Camden Art Centre.



Mark Miller is the former Director of Tate Learning, where he led learning strategy across Tate’s four galleries. As a Cultural Producer, Consultant and Artist, his work bridges art, education, and cultural engagement. His artistic practice explores connections between rural Jamaican and urban British experiences through multidisciplinary assemblages of drawing, sound, and moving image.

Mark Miller

Elsa is a designer based in London, recently graduated from Central Saint Martins. She works across editorial, illustration, and arts production, previously working as an assistant producer at Peckham Platform. Now navigating motherhood while pursuing a creative career. Elsa is especially drawn to design and art as a bridge for care and connection; her practice focuses on collaborative approaches.

ELSA

Raine Allen-Miller is a British director and writer, widely recognised for her breakout directorial debut feature film, Rye Lane (2023). She is known for her bold, playful, and visually vibrant storytelling.



Rachel Sale is a Peckham-based artist and designer who leads F.A.T. Studio CIC, a community-focused creative studio running from a shop on Old Kent Road. Rachel works across many mediums, from printmaking to publishing, illustration to performance, but what sits at the heart of her practice is collaboration – all of Rachel’s projects aim to bring people together and nourish a sense o

Join us on Thursday 6 August 2026 for our Youth Platform x Arts Week Panel - What got me here. This conversation offers ...
14/07/2026

Join us on Thursday 6 August 2026 for our Youth Platform x Arts Week Panel - What got me here.

This conversation offers an honest look at the realities of pursuing a creative career through personal stories, practical advice and an audience Q&A.

Our brilliant panellists include Alisha O’Brien Coker (curatorial assistant for Modern British Art at Tate Britain, former curatorial fellow at New Curators), Mark Miller Mark Miller (cultural producer, consultant, artist and former director of Tate Learning), Elsa Farmer ELSA (former Peckham Platform trainee producer, graphic designer), Raine Allen-Miller (director and writer, widely recognised for debut feature film Rye Lane 2023) and Rachel Sale , our lead artist for this year’s Arts Week.

The discussion will be chaired by Peckham Platform’s Head of Learning and Community Engagement, Levi Naidu-Mitchell.

This event is free, open to all ages and is family friendly.

Sign up via the link in our bio.

Location: 42 Bonar Road, London SE15 5FB (The Hub)
Doors: 6pm
Panel: 6:15pm
Q&A and free refreshments until: 8pm

We’re excited to share a new commission by artist Myah Asha Jeffers (MYAH ASHA JEFFERS) ✨Following her exhibition ‘In Li...
13/07/2026

We’re excited to share a new commission by artist Myah Asha Jeffers (MYAH ASHA JEFFERS) ✨

Following her exhibition ‘In Living Memory’ at The Hub in March 2026, Myah has created a new outdoor artwork for the billboard at Peckham Clock Tower.

‘Portraits of Peckham’ is a 9.8m × 7.3m billboard delivered in partnership with Maximus. The artwork features portraits captured by Myah at our Circular Square summer event in 2025 and celebrates the people who make Peckham home.

Did you know any of these creative roles? 👀Join our Arts Week for 15–18 year olds from 3–7 August! A week of practical w...
06/07/2026

Did you know any of these creative roles? 👀

Join our Arts Week for 15–18 year olds from 3–7 August! A week of practical workshops designed to help you take your first steps into the creative industries.

Spaces are limited. Sign up via the link in our bio.

We are incredibly excited to announce Rachel Sale () as our Lead Artist for our free  Arts Week programme for 15-18 year...
16/06/2026

We are incredibly excited to announce Rachel Sale () as our Lead Artist for our free Arts Week programme for 15-18 year olds this 3-7th August ✨

Rachel Sale is a Peckham-based artist and designer who leads .a.t.studio, a community-focused creative studio running from a shop on Old Kent Road.

Rachel works across many mediums, from printmaking to publishing, illustration to performance, but what sits at the heart of her practice is collaboration – aiming to bring people together and nourish a sense of collective potential.

She’s particularly interested in supporting young creatives to grow their confidence in working locally.

We can’t wait to share what we have in store for Arts Week 2026. Sign ups now open via the link in our bio 🔗

🚨Are you aged 15-18 and interested in art, design or other creative careers? Join us from 3rd-7th or August for a FREE A...
09/06/2026

🚨Are you aged 15-18 and interested in art, design or other creative careers?

Join us from 3rd-7th or August for a FREE Arts Week packed with practical workshops led by artists and creative professionals.

You’ll have the chance to try screen printing, receive tailored portfolio support, visit a gallery and more! You’ll also have the opportunity to get professional headshots taken, perfect for applications, portfolios or social media.

No experience needed.
Limited spaces! Sign up in our bio ✨

We are looking for an artist or designer to lead a week-long workshop programme with young people aged 14-18, during the...
12/05/2026

We are looking for an artist or designer to lead a week-long workshop programme with young people aged 14-18, during the first week of August (Monday 3 - Friday 7 August).

We encourage artists and designers of all disciplines to apply, but ask that you have experience leading workshops with young people.

More info, including the brief and fees, can be found on our website, via the link in our bio. We can’t wait to see what you come up with!

📅 Workshop Dates: Monday 3 - Friday 7 August 2026
📍 Location: The Hub, 42 Bonar Rd, London SE15 5FB
📝 Proposal deadline: 11:59pm Tuesday 26 May 2026

If you have any questions, feel free to dm us or email Ella at [email protected]

Are you aged 11-18? This is an opportunity to shape your local outdoor space! Join us in Peckham for an evening workshop...
11/05/2026

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.

In the workshop, you will explore pattern making and colour selection to make the space more vibrant and welcoming. Your input will directly influence the final designs for the court, which will be open for the summer holidays. You will also have a free hot meal from a local restaurant.

📅 Workshop Date: Monday 1st June, 4:30pm - 7pm

📍 Location: The Hub, 42 Bonar Rd, London SE15 5FB
Attendance is free but places are limited - book a spot through the Eventbrite link in our bio.

This project is supported by Southwark Council

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Monday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 5:30pm

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