Archived Projects

Jumbled Alphabet at the South London Gallery’s
SP Lohia Foundation was the Lead Donor of Nairy Baghramian: Jumbled Alphabet at the South London Gallery’s Main Gallery and Fire Station Galleries. This exhibition marked the artist’s first major solo show in a London institution in 14 years. It features sculptures from her ‘Misfits’ series, first shown at Galleria Arte Moderna, Milan, inspired by children’s assembly toys and the concept of dis-function. On display from from 27 September 2024 to 12 January 2025, visitors were invited to interact with the works, challenging conventional museum norms.

Shooting Star Chase

Rainbows

Percey Hedley

The Children's Trust

Chestnut Tree House

10th Edition of London Chess Classic
The Lohia Foundation is proud to support The London Chess Classic. LCC is a chess festival held annually in London, comprising a tournament between some of the world’s top grandmasters and several subsidiary tournaments and events suitable for norm and title seekers, junior events, amateur competitions, simultaneous exhibitions, coaching, and lectures.
The London Chess Classic is organised by Chess in Schools and Communities (CSC), a UK charity whose mission is to improve children’s educational outcomes and social development by introducing them to chess. Founded in 2009, we now teach in over 300 schools and support 500 more nationwide. We also organise a world-class tournament, the London Chess Classic.


British Library: Javanese Manuscripts from Yogyakarta Digitalisation Project
S. P. Lohia firmly believes in the preservation and transmission of cultural heritage and is proud to have supported the digitisation of 75 Javanese manuscripts from Yogyakarta held in the British Library. The manuscripts in the Yogyakarta Royal Library had been appropriated during the British administration of Java (1811 – 1816). In 1970 Dr Peter Carey of Trinity College, Oxford, began a project to identify all the manuscripts originating from the court of Johyakarta in the British Library. Thanks to the generous support of SP Lohia, these precious manuscripts were digitised and are now fully and freely accessible online through the British Library’s website and Mr Lohia’s SPL Rare Books Collection website. To learn more, please follow and visit the British Library: