A photography exhibition by photographers who have experienced homelessness at Old Diorama Arts Centre in London today. Simply titled...

Nestled amongst the snow-capped mountains, Lake Geneva sparkled as we made our way to the UN Swiss headquarters for our ‘Women Without...

The first MYBRIGHTON & HOVE Photo Project Exhibition opens in Phoenix Brighton on Saturday evening and will be hanging for a month. Run...

Women Without Walls - Photography Exhibition, in partnership with the UNECE, UN Geneva and Cafe Art, showcases photographs taken on...

Money raised from selling the MyLondon calendar has helped us employ James Gray. James frames and hangs art in cafes around London. The...

Before she died Alex Davies didn't know she had won first prize in the MyLondon Photography Contest. I only met Alex once, or at least...

Cafe Art is holding it's first official fundraiser at Old Diorama Arts Centre on Wednesday 5 September! With the annual Kickstarter in...

This year, as well as handing out 100 single use cameras to people in London affected by homelessness, we helped a group of volunteers do...

Café Art would like to welcome you to the MyLondon Photo Project exhibition, the public vote (for the 2019 MyLondon calendar) and our...

Photographs and art by people affected by homelessness will fill Spitalfields Arts Market next week for seven days. The annual...

Anne-Marie Jackson's report on MyToronto's inaugural photo contest, exhibition and calendar project last year has won her the Single...

The 2018 MyLondon Photo Project camera handout, for people who are or have been sleeping rough, will happen at St Paul's Cathedral's...

Shine, a new coffee shop run by vulnerable people who have experiences either homelessness or have been in risk of homelessness, opened...

We are very very excited to announce that MyBrighton & Hove is happening this year, with the camera handout set for Friday 29 June! One...

Café Art arrived this week in Waltham Forest with an exhibition in Bru Coffee and gelato, just as the borough has been announced as the...

Please come to the opening of This Is Where I Live 2018 at the Old Diorama Arts Centre. This year we have had a great selection of works...

Cafe Art got it's very first grant recently and we're proud to say it's for the RPS Mentoring Group that meets up on weekends to learn...

Cafe Art has an artist in Face Value 2, a fantastic exhibition, which has opened in London which connects two artists though one...

We're being overwhelmed with enquiries from formerly homeless and currently homeless people who want to exhibit and sell their art!...

Are you an artist who has been homeless or is still homeless? These are Cafe Art’s 2018 projects: This Is Where I Live is an art exchange...