As their Almacantar residencies at Bow Arts come to an end, artists Lydia Merrett, Izzie Beirne and Enej Gala will be showcasing a selection of their work to celebrate their year at our Royal Albert Wharf studios.
Launching our first ever central London project space, Bow Arts is taking over 125 Shaftesbury Avenue for London’s Frieze Week with an action-packed programme.
Choice and Vibration is the culminating exhibition of the first art residency in the Raw Labs X Art...
An exhibition of work by Hells Gibson inside The Lounge at Bow Arts’ Camden studios.
A multidisciplinary exhibition by Jaewook Lim that takes its inspiration from the natural process of moulting, where creatures shed their old layers to grow and adapt. Much like the act of moulting, the work presented explores themes of personal and collective transformation.
Join artist Malina Busch for an Open Studio evening as she creates Hybrid, an immersive installation responding to the interplay between the natural and built environment around Royal Albert Wharf.
Join artist Elina Yumasheva for Workshops and Exhibition as she creates A Tapestry of Feeling in the Shape of Nature, an immersive nature of the installation will encourage participants to feel present and engaged with the artwork.
For LGBT+ history month, The Lounge project space in Camden brings together seven LGBT+ artists for an exhibition. The works are a celebration of identity and ability to fully express oneself creatively; each work another brick thrown against those seeking to push us towards Nowheresville.
For our 5th residency at Royal Albert Wharf as part of the RAW Labs X Art Residency, join Beatriz Santos & Ula Moroz for a project exploring migration and travel - both physical and imaginary.
For two weeks in February, artist Mark Beldan will be in residence at The Lounge in Camden. Guests are invited to make an appointment to stop by and witness his making process.
For our 6th residency at Royal Albert Wharf as part of the RAW Labs X Art Residency, join artist Annamaria Michela for two workshops plus an exhibition and performance as part of her immersive residency exploring the theme of memory.
Taking place in the ex-office spaces at Shaftesbury Avenue, The Floor is Lava presents a modular stage, inviting 40 artists to showcase sculptural works that disrupt and subvert the utilitarian architecture of the office environment.
