The Gallery Soho – Upcoming Events

The Inspired By People Art Exhibition and Auction is a fantastic opportunity to discover new artists, to keep in touch with what is new and what might become the next 'must have'. We are excited to present, IBP's first big event of the year, a platform to discover and meet people, to be part of an exceptional contemporary art event where pleasure of the eye meets pleasure of the heart - where culture and charity are fundamental! " Saleha Pinhorn, Inspired By People's Events Manager.

The participating international artists show their work in relation to the theme 'Inspired By People'. The selected artworks are diverse, exciting and an interesting investment for both art collectors and art lovers. All artworks are for sale or are part of our auction.

If you are interested in buying original art then do not heistate to spend some money on the evening as all proceeds go to support our projects in Nepal, India and Malawi! There is also an opportunity to give a donation to us on the evening.

Drinks and canapes are served throughout the evening.

Ticket prices: £15 per ticket if booked in advance (you will get a thank you message from us, please forward that message to us as a confirmation and we will add your name to our guestlist) or £17 at the door. Order your tickets now to avoid disappointment.

'Adam is a quiet, non-descript young student who works two jobs simply to pay his way through college. However when a chance meeting brings him together with Evelyn, his life is turned upside down. His beautiful girlfriend instils a new confidence in him by encouraging him to begin an exercise regime, eat more healthily, dress more fashionably. Adam is soon attracting attention the likes of which he has never experienced before. But how far is Adam willing to go to make his relationship with Evelyn work? And how much of himself is he willing to change in the process?

Neil LaBute's award-winning play premiered at the Almeida Theatre in 2001, starring Rachel Weisz and Paul Rudd. Rhapsody of Words Productions transpose the play to the intimate setting of the Gallery Soho to explore in greater depth the play's ideas of art, presentation and appearance.

for a play that was born in a 'found space'...it's fitting that it's finally found its way to an art gallery...this is theater at its most vital' - Neil LaBute