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Sorry about the mess

125 Shaftesbury Avenue London

Sorry about the mess is a group exhibition of work by visual artists and writers who are also mothers, exploring the evolving relationship between motherhood and making art.

Free

Apocalyptic Yesterday

125 Shaftesbury Avenue London

A group exhibition by Hidden Keileon, exploring geopolitical conflicts, global resources flow, mycelial inspired organising and working in a world where future is hard to imagine. 

Free

RAW Labs X Art Residency – Community of RAW: Activity Workshop

RAW Labs X Art Residency Space Hamme Building, London

For our 8th residency at Royal Albert Wharf as part of the RAW Labs X Art Residency, join John Lord for a panoramic overview of the community and area, utilising found or reclaimed materials.

Free

Bow Skills Walking Tour: Exploring Architecture in east London with Kuda Mushangi

Bow Road & Nunnery Gallery 181-183 Bow Road, London, London, United Kingdom

A walk to discover east London's architecture and streetscapes with artist and architect Kuda Mushangi. A chance to learn more about Mushangi's painting practice that is deeply rooted in narrative, storytelling and allegory, adding new dimensions to the fabric of the city's urban landscapes.

£7

In Transition

Camden Studios Flat 2, Langdale House, London

The "In Transition" exhibition is a duo showcase at The Lounge featuring the works of Qinlin Yang and Arrow Lai Siu-Wai. This exhibition presents printmaking works created by both artists, exploring the intricate emotions that arise from navigating cross-cultural experiences.

Free

Bow Skills workshop: exploring art psychotherapy and working with diverse needs in arts projects with Dr Lily Hsu

Bow Arts Trust Courtyard Room 183 Bow Road, London

As artists work more closely with individuals with diverse needs, the question arises: how can we work in a manner that is creative, yet sensitive and safe? Art psychotherapist Dr Lily Hsu returns to deliver a reflective and interactive session diving into this question and its implications in our artistic practices.

£7