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    Art That Changes Your Mind

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    Art That Changes Your Mind

    An evening at the ICA of art, conversation and connection, and a celebration of creativity as a way to slow down, shift perspective and feel good.

    At the heart of the evening is Change Your Mind, our ongoing campaign exploring how small, intentional choices in what we create, consume and connect with can shape the way we feel and experience the world. Much like the natural ingredients behind our drinks, art has the power to ground us, clear our heads and open something up.

    A hand-painted pink road sign reading Change Your Mind

    A new commission from Zoe Grace

    The evening features a new typographic commission by artist Zoe Grace exploring Change Your Mind, alongside work created in collaboration with HVH Arts through a Grass & Co.-sponsored workshop asking one simple question: what makes you happy?

    Two guests with Grass & Co. cans in front of Zoe Grace's Change Your Mind canvas

    Eleven pieces, eleven young artists

    The exhibition brings together 11 pieces from 11 young artists. Honest, expressive works, designed to make you stop, feel and reflect.

    A collage canvas reading Dreams Come True An oil painting of a white dog against a deep blue background Guests viewing the exhibition in a white pillared room at the ICA

    A film, and a conversation

    There is also a short film by Manon Lewis, followed by an intimate conversation between Grass & Co. founder Ben Grass and Zoe Grace, exploring creativity, wellbeing and the importance of giving young people space to express themselves.

    Two visitors reaching towards a projected film on the gallery wall

    Enjoy it all with a Grass & Co. drink in hand, good food, and good company.

    Guests holding Grass & Co. cans at the ICA

    The details

    Tuesday 23rd June 2026
    ICA, 12 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AH

    Guests and the Grass & Co. team in front of the Change Your Mind sign

    Why does a drinks company put on an art show? Because the argument is the same one we make on the label. Attention is worth protecting, and making something, or standing still in front of something someone else made, is one of the few reliable ways to get it back.

    07 / The Grass Roots Club

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