Prince of Wales To Visit Art Exhibition on Homelessness

The Prince of Wales is set to visit a special exhibition on homelessness, designed to provide artists with a platform to share their stories and lived experiences. Prince William will attend the “Homelessness: Reframed” art exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery in London on 5th September. The art exhibition is a collaborative effort between the Prince of Wales’ Homewards initiative and the Eleven Eleven Foundation. The exhibition showcases works by world-renowned artists such as Rankin and Simone Brewster, along with contributions from artists based in six Homewards locations across the UK. According to a Kensington Palace spokesperson, the exhibition “brings to life the breadth and complexities of homelessness and aims to help the public engage with and better understand the stories of those who have experienced this issue.” The exhibition is divided into three sections, focusing on reflection, experience, and the work of children and young people from the six Homewards locations across the country. Prince William originally launched the Homewards five-year initiative with the ultimate goal of breaking down barriers to ending homelessness in the UK. Follow us for more royal news, history, and highlights: ♛ Subscribe to our YouTube channel (tap the bell icon and stay up to date with all the latest Royal videos!) - ♛ Find us on TikTok @royalfamilychannel ♛ Follow us on Facebook - ♛ Tweet with us! -