Sweet Nothings turns empty, everyday shop windows into small galleries, bringing uplifting messages straight to the street, for anyone walking by to enjoy.

Know a window calling for some colour?

Current Windows

Tiny Brew Blackheath art display with prints and art from local artists in South East London at Blackheath Train Station

Tiny Brew,

inside Blackheath Station

Sep ‘26

Front view of a storefront for Greenwich Express Dry Cleaners with a gray signboard, large glass window display, and black exterior walls. A small child is walking past the store on the sidewalk.

Greenwich Express Dry Cleaners

Greenwich St South

Sep ‘26

Previous Windows

Art filled window in Deptford Market Yard. Poetic risograph and screenprints on display in Deptford next to Toad Bakery.

Deptford Market Yard,

Aug 26

Display window titled 'The Art of Isolation' showing colorful framed artwork and information posters inside a mall.

Selected as part of a rotation by Shapes Lewisham, Sweet Nothings were shared with Deptford Market Yard for the month of August

Art of Isolation,

Jan 25

Upstairs at Surrey Quays Shopping Center, Sweet Nothings were shared in the window of The Art of Isolation Gallery for Jan 2025

A woman wearing a red hat, red sweater, and black overalls standing outside a red telephone booth on a city street, with colorful striped paper signs displayed on the booth and in blue crates in front.

V&A Telephone Box

Jan 24

In January 2024, I hired a telephone box outside the V&A in Kensington and shared Sweet Nothings from its windows.

When I could, I set up the telephone box as a stall and sat inside with the prints. It was very cold.

Do you know of a window?

I’d love to share Sweet Nothings with as many people as possible. They’re meant to be read and enjoyed.

I hang Sweet Nothing with suction hooks that do not leave a mark and complete the handing myself.

We're always looking for new windows to fill. If you'd like Sweet Nothings to bring art to your storefront, we'd love to hear from you.

Six colorful art prints with poetic text, clipped to a pale blue wall with small metal clips. The prints feature horizontal stripes in various colors including pink, purple, yellow, orange, and blue, with each containing a short poem or message.
A traditional red British telephone booth on a wet city street with historic buildings in the background and pedestrians walking by.
A traditional red British telephone booth with its door open, revealing inside shelves with papers and small yellow objects, standing on a sidewalk near some parked cars and a city street.
Display window with various colorful striped artworks and a sign that reads "The Art of Isolation".