ATIKA Art Attack is ATIKA London’s multi-disciplinary art fair. For this event, I reached out to plant based coffee company Minor Figures. Their packaging and branding prominently features illustrations which fit perfectly with the art fair.

I also reached out to London based tasty but healthy popcorn brand, Proper. Proper’s packaging features illustrations from independent artists. This in itself really fit the ethos of the event.

For the Christmas edition of ATIKA Art Attack, and as it was the last event of the year for ATIKA, I reached out to the alcohol brand Hooch. This 90s alcoholic drink fit perfectly to the aesthetic of the ATIKA vintage brand, and also went down a treat with customers on the day.

I got the exciting project of finding drinks sponsors and goodie bag sponsors for sustainable denim brand RZR Denim’s 1st Birthday. The event was a celebration and also an evening event. I chose to reach out to Havana Club for an alcoholic drinks sponsor due to them supporting independent artists and brands. I also reached out to Ugly Drinks UK for a water sponsor.

For the goodie bags, I wanted to make sure there was a variety of items. I worked with DF Taco for vouchers for influencers, body scrubs from ethically sourced skincare brand Eléngé, and also accessories from ATIKA London.

Qravers are a 90s rave clothing brand based in London. Back in November 2019, the label held their shopping event in store at ATIKA London. To fit in with the theme of the event, I worked with 90s alcohol drinks brand Hooch Lemon Brew. I also reached out to Ugly Drinks UK for a water sponsor.

ATIKA Art Attack is a chance for us at ATIKA London to fundraise for charities and social enterprises we feel passionate about. This ATIKA Art Attack, we collaborated with the social enterprise I work for, Safe House Ldn. Safe House is a youth led organisation that creates safe spaces for young people in London. As this event was aimed at a younger audience, I collaborated with Ugly Drinks UK which supplied us with their flavoured water. Their packaging is super eye-catching and vibrant and appealed to our younger audience. I also reached out to vegan sweet brand Candy Kittens who kindly supplied us with their sweets. Their branding was also a perfect fit for a youth led event.

For ATIKA London’s first ATIKA Art Attack, we collaborated with in store retro gaming concession, Operation Collect. Together with Operation Collect, we hosted a gaming set up that fundraised for gaming charity Special Effect. Special Effect are a charity that use video games and technology to level the playing field for people with disabilities. I reached out to ethically sourced iced coffee brand Jimmys Iced Coffee for some of their tasty drinks. Coffee and art fairs go hand in hand so it worked out perfectly.