The Hello Project

We're saying a huge "HELLO" to the reopening of London hospitality with a very special living art commission with renowned London artist, Peter Liversidge as we hope to raise £10,000 for two very special charities from the sale of some stunning limited addition Project HELLO T-Shirts.

Those purchasing and wearing the HELLO T-shirts will be part of Peter’s public art representing physically the reopening of London hospitality and our desire to reach out, welcome, connect and engage again.

Peter’s internationally recognised artwork captures the notion of creativity, the possible and the impossible outside typical structures and formalities. Interaction, physical objects and engagement are at the heart of his work.

With his hand painted cardboard signs on Roman Road supporting the NHS, erected via nightly excursions, captured the public’s heart and minds and went viral during lockdown; and with his public art being selected to mark the recent opening of the extension of the Tate Modern, we could think of no-one better than Peter to provide us all with a bit of love and joy.

Following on from our delivery of over 50,000 Aussie lamingtons to our NHS frontline heroes (through @radiolamington) we're delighted to be supporting two amazing charities with the Hello Project.

£15 from each sweatshirt, £10 from each T-shirt and £5 from each tea towel will go to support The House of St Barnabas (a charity helping London's homeless back into hospitality jobs) and the North Paddington Food Bank. 

This very special edition of wearable art says "Hello" to brighter days ahead.