Upside Down London
A Camera Obscura at Alexandra Palace
Pinhole London built a brand new pop-up camera obscura at Alexandra Palace. A natural phenomenon where light projects the world outside — step inside and watch the park, skyline and people passing by appear before you, upside down.
Pinhole London partnered with disability groups across Haringey as part of a creative health programme, with public sessions in August 2026.
Funded by Arts Council England and evaluated by Breathe Arts Health Research, the project builds vital evidence for sensory and arts-based approaches to wellbeing.
Exhibition 📣
East Court, Alexandra Palace, London N22 7AY
4-17 November 2026
7am-7pm daily
Free
The camera obscura has moved indoors, with photographs from our partner workshops and public sessions mounted on it. Step inside and see East Court upside down.
We're also delighted to announce our publication, Upside Down London, launching on 11 November. You're welcome to join us for the launch and ceremony at 7.30pm, where copies will be on sale.
