Following the success of the HAART launch in March 2019, we held our second show in London between Tuesday 1 - Monday 7 October 2019 at Copeland Gallery. Titled Seeing Sounds, the exhibition explored the connections between sound and visual art, looking at the powerful influence which sound and music can have on creativity.

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Seeing Sounds exhibited artwork by five visual artists, had evening talks on the subject, spoken word poetry and live music performances within the gallery.

Here are some highlights from the show: ​

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• On Thursday 3 October, we held a series of evening talks within the gallery by visual artists, Àsìkò and Emmanuel Unaji, alongside academic professors of music psychology, Dr Diana Omigie and Joydeep Bhattacharya, exploring the connections between sound, music and visual art., prompting a lively discussion between guests and the panel of speakers.​

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• On Saturday 5 October, we experienced live music performances by Brother Portrait and Alxndr London, creating an inspiring occasion to round off the evening events during Seeing Sounds.