Spend a cosy evening with artist Cora Sehgal Cuthbert as we explore DIY journal making and guided journalling as rituals of care, whilst reflecting on the connection between journals and shrines as vessels of love, belonging, and tenderness.
Taking cues from mental health, wellbeing, and nature, spend an afternoon with interdisciplinary artist Eric Fong, learning how to create your own deep blue cyanotype prints using found objects and elements of your choice. No experience necessary and all technical materials provided!
Build your financial literacy and management skills in this interactive workshop with Sally Moussawi, centring on how artists and practitioners can embed their ethical principles into their approaches to finances and use financial tools in service of our personal goals.
Join Kneed in this interactive workshop playfully exploring different kinds of reflection systems that artists can use to check in on our creative practices, whilst at the same time imagining the different ways that we might be able to sustain wider systems of collective support when navigating the sector.
Join visual artist and writer Mohammed Z. Rahman in this low-stakes, playful workshop exploring sequential storytelling and how to construct your own narratives when drawing comics, zines, and graphic novels. No experience necessary!
Calling Poets, Lovers & Strangers – Heartspoken Word are back for round three at the Nunnery Gallery in this relaxed, intimate coming together of open mic-ers, poetry headliners, and live performances. This event is open to poets of all levels of experience!
Come along for a relaxed, crafty afternoon of zine making with sweet-thang zine as we learn about the art of personal and collective manifesto building, through the lens of anti-racist and feminist zine cultures.
Artist Sophie Cunningham presents Tin Foil Ghost: a new 28-day performance, which subverts the current fashion trend of metallics, leveraging them as a visual stimulus to interrogate the entangled relationship between the global urgency of the climate crisis and creative expression as a resistance tactic.
Artists Woo Jin Joo, Maya Gurung-Russell Campbell, & Hannah Lim join together for a discussion chaired by Christine Lai (Public Programme Curator, London Borough of Waltham Forest) which delves into the personal mythologies that inspire the work of each of their practices.
Learn how to repurpose old Tetra Pak drink cartons to create your very own DIY etchings and prints connected to your roots, dreams, and future imaginings with artist and illustrator Matilda Ellis.