Laisul Hoque premieres a new installation, film, and works on paper, exploring microhistories and personal memory alongside the context of political shifts and turmoil in Bangladesh.
Reset and reflect on visual art in education in this two-day event of workshops, talks and hands on activities with artist educators, exploring the boundaries of art teaching in the classroom.
Learn how to use collage and drawing to create a two-colour risograph print.
Join artist and designer Ayesha Sureya for a vibrant, sensory workshop inspired by stains as cultural archives. Using spices such...
Zine-making techniques to empower student voice and inspire cross-curricular learning.
Join us for our first community Iftar gathering with local charity Restless Beings. Beginning with an exhibition tour of Laisul Hoque's show, The Ground Beneath Me, in the Nunnery Gallery, snacks will be provided for those breaking the Ramadan fast.
A vibrant networking event with Studio Current, bringing together a dynamic group of London-based artists and organisations to share their journeys, insights, and creative practices. This event is designed especially for emerging artists who are looking to connect, collaborate, and grow within a supportive and inspiring community.
Our second Iftar gathering presents a special exhibition in the Nunnery Cafe, bringing together selected photographers and videos of and by east London's Bengali community in partnership with Four Corners. A communal dinner prepared by OITIJ-JO Kitchen will also be served for those breaking the Ramadan fast.
Artist Taey Iohe and reproductive justice scholar Rishita Nandagiri invite you to a playful, critical, and deeply embodied workshop series. Together, they ask: Can we refuse the hormonal scripts we’ve inherited—and invent our own? Across online sessions and an in-person playdate, we’ll explore hormone recipes, doula imaginaries, reproductive storytelling, and collective care.
Our third Iftar gathering facilitates intimate discussions with women and young people based in Tower Hamlets, reflecting on the impact of political shifts and turmoil in Bangladesh. We will celebrate the diverse cultural heritage of the global Bangladeshi community in the context of Hoque's explorations of ambient citizenship and personal archives, accompanied by a communal dinner prepared by OITIJ-JO Kitchen for those breaking the Ramadan fast.
Join Bow Arts at The Rum Factory for regular drop-in, family friendly art workshops. Open to children of all ages and their families – all materials provided.
Join us for an exhibition tour and storytelling x zine making workshop led by Ananya Jain, founder of - SHOR (trans. noise) - a community for interactive, immersive and multi sensory art and cultural experiences. Together, we explore questions around memory, culture and migration. Jain believes in creating a dialogue through art and experiences: bring a food-related memory as a starting point and create a collective digital zine together!