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Helium London presents ‘Pressing Matters’, in association with Music Support and MATCHESFASHION. Curated and created by culture Pavement Licker, it’s a unique exhibition and fundraising auction, seeing leading contemporary artists creating unique pieces from rare test pressings and vinyl, donated from the biggest names in the music industry. Launching on May 4th, Pressing Matters will open its doors to art collectors and music fans alike for a month long show at 5 Carlos Place – the central London home of MATCHESFASHION – with an online auction for the pieces at www.heliumlondon.com. Crucially, every last penny raised from the auction will be in aid of Music Support – the grassroots charity offering help and support for those in or employed by the UK music industry affected by mental ill-health and/or addiction. They facilitate education and learning via workshops and training to individuals and organisations in the industry so they may be better equipped in the areas of awareness, early intervention and prevention. Coinciding with Music Support’s 5th anniversary, music artists, their management teams and record labels have come together to support their peers who may be struggling, now more so than ever due to the ongoing impact of Covid.


We are very pleased to have Zhero sponsoring Pressing Matters and have a long history with Ollie and Joe that stretches over the last 19 years. Zhero are our art handling specialists within London.
Zhero offers bespoke, zero-emission logistics solutions to London’s Arts, Interiors, Media and Fashion Industries. Using 100% electric vehicles and high-capacity cargo bikes, Zhero fills client needs with familar services, but in more environmentally responsible ways
- Courier
- Delivery & Installation
- Art handling & hanging
- Storage


PAVEMENT LICKER EVENT >
Pavement licker was an exhibition with 50 concrete slabs & 50 international artists, each creating unique one-off pieces sold online for a good cause. Featured in FT’s “How to Spend it”, Helium London raised over £50,000, with every penny going to Rett UK charity.