Kemone S-G Brown recently joined Blue Patch as a board member, bringing her expertise as a transformation strategist to support founder Jane Langley in developing the Blue Patch: It’s Good Business course. This series of in-person events, funded by Southwark Council, is designed to help SMEs take meaningful steps towards sustainability and carbon reduction. As […]
June 7th 2026, Dulwich The first Bell House Festival of Retrofit was great! It felt like home – the home we’d all love to hang out in. The atmosphere was simply happy, full of people sharing insulation tips and their experience of installing renewable energy in their home. This is community at it’s best, helping […]
Un-Earthing is the title of an exhibition by Blue Patch’s first Associate Curator, Douceline van Caloen, a Hong Kong-Belgian curator and recent masters graduate from Curating Contemporary Art, at the Royal College of Art, London. Un-Earthing engages with de-colonial perspectives on the legacies of extraction across land, people and labour, revealing how these practices continue […]
On Sunday, June 7th, Bell House will be open for the very first Festival of Retrofit in Dulwich, a free event (book your tickets) for anyone keen to explore and get practical advice. Running from 11.30 to 3.30 the festival will include workshops for all ages, from how to build a brick wall to Cardboard […]
Saturday 16th – Sunday 17th May 2026, 11am – 6 pm, at The Hub, 42 Bonar Rd, London SE15 5FB. Un-Earthing is an exciting new exhibition that explores decolonial perspectives of land, power and the ethics of sustainability. Featuring six artists, all with global roots, whose work ranges from painting and sculpture to digital works, […]
Tips and tricks Blue Patch is participating in the 2026 Artists Open House which is part of the Dulwich Festival. To mark this, we ran a webinar to share ideas on how to create a more sustainable creative practice in the shadow of the climate crisis. The discussion reflected on the roots of the environmental […]
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