LUAP’s exhibitions and presentations have taken his work from London to cities including Hamburg, Berlin, New York, Hong Kong and Dubai, bringing together Painting, Photography, Sculpture and Installation across galleries, cultural spaces and public environments.
From intimate exhibition settings to large-scale public works and immersive Installations, each presentation creates a different way of encountering The Pink Bear and the wider ideas within LUAP’s practice. The work continues to move between cities, cultures and contexts, building an international body of work shaped by travel, place and direct experience.
Golden Chips and The Three Bears at London Art Fair 2026
LUAP presents Golden Chips and The Three Bears at London Art Fair 2026, a 244 × 183 cm Painting rooted in family meals, memory and the familiar setting of Steels in Cleethorpes.
Flourish & Flow brings together seven Paintings by LUAP at Unlimited Earth Care in Bridgehampton, New York. Curated by Frederico Azevedo, the exhibition brings personal memory, landscape and The Pink Bear together across a body of recent work.
Tender Armour explores vulnerability and protection through The Pink Bear. Created for Elephant Family’s Big Egg Hunt 2025, the Sculpture was first shown at Battersea Power Station before being presented at Kew Gardens, where it was viewed by Their Majesties The King and Queen.
Seeds of Change brings together Soft & Fragile, a three-metre inflatable head of The Pink Bear, and dozens of hand-cast Seed Heads at Winter Sculpture Park 2025 in Thamesmead, London. The project is supported using public funding by Arts Council England.
Nikon in conversation with LUAP and Heather Agyepong
As part of LUAP’s Life Lines exhibition at The Bottle Factory, presented with support from Nikon, LUAP was joined by photographer and visual artist Heather Agyepong for a conversation on Photography, self-perception and mental wellbeing.
Life Lines brings together sixteen portrait Paintings developed from a wider photographic project. Curated by Guerin Projects at The Bottle Factory, the exhibition explores the different directions a life can take and the experiences, choices and events that shape its course.
Chila Burman selects LUAP’s Light And Warmth for Bring Your Light, the Bow Open 2023 at Bow Arts. The Painting explores fire as a source of warmth, connection and psychological calm through LUAP’s longstanding fascination with the hypnotic movement of flame.
LUAP, Wapp Art and Niya Ruseva present Trees Are For Life, Not Just For Christmas, transforming a concrete space in Wapping into a temporary forest of discarded Christmas trees. As the trees dry and change, the Installation extends their presence beyond the brief celebration for which they were cut.
LUAP features in Ham & High’s coverage of Open Cells at the former Hampstead Police Station, where The Pink Bear is placed inside one of the building’s original cells to explore mental health, isolation and psychological confinement.
LUAP presents Self Incarceration, developed during a Residency inside a former police station in Hampstead. The Installation explores human caged potential and how fear, trauma and our own feelings can incarcerate us even when the possibility of escape remains open.
LUAP features in Art Plugged ahead of an intimate conversation with curator Vestalia Chilton at The Exhibitionist Hotel, exploring The Pink Bear, Painting, mental health and his recent horseback expedition through Mongolia.
LUAP features in Absolutely London’s preview of Kensington + Chelsea Art Week 2022, which highlights the return of The Pink Bear and a new immersive Installation at The Exhibitionist Hotel.
LUAP’s The Unconscious Therapy is featured by The Mayfair Musings as Great Portland Estates transforms 95 New Bond Street into an immersive exhibition during Frieze London 2021.
LUAP’s The Unconscious Therapy is featured by Retail Gazette as Great Portland Estates transforms 95 New Bond Street into an immersive exhibition during Frieze London 2021.
LUAP’s The Unconscious Therapy is featured by Property Funds World as Great Portland Estates transforms 95 New Bond Street into an immersive exhibition during Frieze London 2021.
LUAP speaks to Runway Gallery Magazine about The Unconscious Therapy, his solo exhibition at 95 New Bond Street, and the personal experiences, travel and Photography that shape his wider practice.
LUAP’s The Unconscious Therapy receives two features in FAD Magazine during Frieze Week 2021, including a recommendation from art critic Tabish Khan and an in-depth interview with LUAP and curator MC Llamas.
LUAP’s Nature & Nurture at 95 New Bond Street is featured by Art Plugged, bringing Painting, Photography and Sculpture into the heart of Mayfair during a period of dramatic change on the high street.
LUAP’s The Unconscious Therapy is featured by Artlyst, documenting his largest solo exhibition to date and the transformation of three floors at 95 New Bond Street into an immersive exploration of mental health, recovery and connection.
LUAP presents Time Can Escape You in Gallery No.32’s Between Frames at The Factory Project during Frieze Week 2021. Across a sequence of reclaimed doors, The Pink Bear moves through successive moments as a bouquet is gradually scattered by the wind.
LUAP is featured by Creative Boom in its preview of Art in the Age of Now, a major group exhibition transforming the long-vacant Fulham Town Hall as London begins to emerge from lockdown.
LUAP is featured by Time Out in its preview of Art in the Age of Now, the major group exhibition taking over the long-vacant Fulham Town Hall ahead of its redevelopment.
LUAP is featured in Luxury London’s cultural guide to 2021 as part of Art in the Age of Now, the major group exhibition taking over the long-vacant Fulham Town Hall after lockdown.
Fulham Town Hall opens its doors to the public in May 2021 for the first time in a decade. For Art in the Age of Now, LUAP is given an open brief and a former holding cell in the basement, using the building itself as the starting point for a new sculptural Installation.
LUAP is featured by British GQ as part of its weekly selection of the coolest things to do in London, highlighting his work in the KCAW Winter Exhibition at The Exhibitionist Hotel.
The Plastic Flood for Let’s Live With Less Plastic
LUAP’s The Plastic Flood appears on digital billboards across the UK for Let’s Live With Less Plastic, curated by Tia Grazette for Plastic Free July. The Photography confronts the growing environmental cost of disposable plastic and waste.
Well Hung are delighted to announce a group ‘paste up’ exhibition with artists; A.CE, Ben Rider, Donk, Hin, Luap, My Dog Sighs, Pablo Delgado and Shuby.
In summer 2014 I was introduced to the eclectic and luxuriously opulent private members club, Home House. The grandeur of the building blew me away. Art adorned the walls of each completely unique room, ranging in styles from 18th century splendour to 21st century avant-garde.
Pink Bear at the Moxy Hotel in Berlin - Uber Cool!
I recently submitted a proposal through Talent House to create a Pink Bear artwork for the new Moxy Ostbahnhof Hotel as part of their brand launch. My proposal was accepted and is now hanging pride of place in their lobby.
LUAP speaks to Talenthouse following the opening of The Hero’s Journey at Andipa Gallery, reflecting on The Pink Bear, the development of his practice and a significant step forward in his exhibition career.
LUAP’s debut solo exhibition at Andipa Gallery, The Hero’s Journey, is featured by AFTERNYNE, following The Pink Bear through a body of work exploring identity, isolation, connection and the search for belonging.
LUAP speaks to ArtJobs about The Hero’s Journey at Andipa Gallery, tracing The Pink Bear from childhood memory into an alter ego through which he explores identity, relationships and the unconscious.
Pink Bear is getting his own show. The Andipa Gallery in Knightsbridge - which is well known for it’s huge collection of Banksy’s - will be showing a curated collection of my paintings, prints and photography in July.
Artist Paul Robinson to be exhibited at two of London's most stylish venues – Belgraves Hotel & Ramusake
Paul Robinson – an emerging contemporary artist – has been selected by A Space for Art to exhibit at luxury London hotel, Belgraves, & hip Japanese nightspot, Ramusake.
LUAP presents work from Decadence at Mint in Knightsbridge, returning a wallpaper pattern reconstructed from his childhood living room to a domestic setting after exhibitions in London and Hong Kong.
LUAP takes The Pink Bear to Hong Kong in 2013, presenting Paintings at HK Contemporary Art Fair and creating a new body of Photography across the city.
