We support the development of contemporary artists who are also mothers, working across disciplines
Procreate Project is place of knowledge, representation, artistic production and experimentation.
We design radical models and platforms that suit women’s experience, pushing for systemic change while facilitating the happening of a solid artistic development and increased visibility.
Mother House Studios Open Day, 2016. Live performance by Dagmara Bilon
Oxytocin Mothering the World 2017 at Royal College of Art
Wednesday Kim, Mother Art Prize Residency at the White House Dagenham.
“Through art, we want to unpack and shed light on stereotypes and assumptions that women cannot pursue their creative goals when raising children.” –
Dyana Gravina, PCP founder and Creative director
Mother Art Prize Exhibition 2019 at Mimosa House London. Artwork by Natalie Lennard
Leni Dothan in her studio. Procreate Project Commission 2019
'Once you care, you’re future' by LAURA YULIE at Oxytocin Mothering the World 2019. King's College Guys' Campus
3–5% of the artworks in major permanent collections in the U.S. and Europe are made by women artists, Procreate Project, through its actions and advocacy, strives towards equal representation for [self-identifying] women working in the arts and creative industries.
Our supporters and partners include Arts Council England, Royal College of Art, Mayor of London, The Esmée Fairbairn Foundation, Women’s Art Library at Goldsmiths University of London, King’s College London, Zabludowicz Collection, IKLECTIK, Mimosa House, Create London, AWITA, LADA Live Art Development Agency.
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