Join us for the private view of this year's Visions in the Nunnery presenting Programme 1 with lead artist Patrick Goddard and a live performance from Plastique Fantastique Communique, Flight of the Termite.
How do objects pass down memory? What stories do they tell? How can they inform our identities? These are the questions The Road to Nowhere will be exploring in this show and tell centring around the stories, memories, and archival powers that objects hold for people in the diaspora.
We are thrilled to announce Gaby Jonna as our first exhibiting artist at The Lab.
Join us for our free two-day exploration of visual art in education and how it can make a difference to children and young people’s lives with a specific focus on inclusivity and representation. Take part in creative workshops, talks and discussions to refresh your own practice, experiment, learn new skills and meet like-minded creative practitioners.
Join us for a cosy, intimate evening of cocktails and live music as we welcome Scotland born, London based singer-songwriter Esther Martin to take over the Café with her soulful sounds and soothing rhythms.
We are thrilled to announce Gaby Jonna as our first exhibiting artist at The Lab. Join us for a free launch party with a live performance from Gaby Jonna.
Join UEL’s Centre of Creative and Cultural Practice in this first coming together of Irregular Commas, a new regular reading group.
Using speculative fiction and sci-fi as a springboard, join Angela YT Chan as we work through three strategies of fiction-ing to agitate towards new climate and ecological narratives that speak to our own experiences. No writing experience required; everyone is welcome!
Take a stroll through Hackney Marshes with Maymana Arefin (aka. @fungi.futures) as we think, feel, and learn through fungi and discover what fungal encounters and the ‘wood wide web’ might represent for collective care and alternative futures.
21 years after the riots that shook the city of Bradford, join us for a screening of Vivek Vadoliya’s latest documentary, Dear Bradford (2022) – a deep exploration and reflection of a long-misunderstood city and the South Asian community that live within it, through the eyes of protagonist, Farhaan Mumtaz. This will be followed by a conversation between Vivek and Farhaan, guided by the Nunnery Gallery.
Join us for an evening of boundary-pushing film, with intimate screenings of The Visitor (2019) by Sharone Lifschitz, Art as Problematic Waste (2019) by David Chapman and Aimo Hyvärinen, and a curated selection of Visions shorts responding to their themes. These screenings will be followed by a conversation featuring Sharone Lifschitz and David Chapman.
Get Your Money Right is a workshop with Remi Harris for artists and creatives about prioritising money and putting systems in place so you get paid.
