Join artist and curator Parwana Haydar in a conversation about artist peer support groups and explore what it means to be a diaspora practitioner and the difference between identity politics and diaspora belonging.
For the first time since the studios re-opened, join the talented artists at The Rum Factory to explore an open studios at the historic docklands warehouse.
Who lived here before us and what does writing about their lives reveal about us? Taking inspiration from a walk in Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park, join artist Sheyamali Sudesh as we use writing and mixed media to root storytelling in our own history, local ecology and that of historical people from East London
Come along to the next session in our Life Drawing in the Nunnery series, hosted by Thamesmead Life Drawing’s Jamie Zubairi. All levels of experience are welcome!
Dynamic Yoga is a yoga-based training system: it improves strength and flexibility to maintain optimal health and maximise performance.
Grow, nurture, and create in our garden this Summer. Come along to our fortnightly garden club, a free space to socialise. Get involved in community growing and share skills in ceramics, cooking, mosaic making, and drawing from the garden.
Join fashion and footwear designer Hernán Guardamagna to design and customise your very own, unique overshoe accessories, inspired by a personal treasure. Open to children and families of all ages – all materials provided!
Grow, nurture, and create in our garden this Summer. Come along to our fortnightly garden club, a free space to socialise. Get involved in community growing and share skills in ceramics, cooking, mosaic making, and drawing from the garden.
Hear from arts collective and platform Baesianz on the foundations of creative community building through an anti-capitalist lens and how to nurture a collective ethos in an organic and sustainable way that’s in alignment with your core values.
Over 30 artist studios will be open to the public for Bow Arts’ upcoming Open Studios at the...
How can eco-literacy and ecological grief be used to resist patterns of planetary extraction through our artwork? What is the role of meaningful ecological artistic practice in challenging how we consume, experience, and engage with art? Join artist and researcher Youngsook Choi in a reflective session diving into these questions and their implications for our practices and the wider arts ecosystem.
Taking inspiration from the flora and fauna around us, join artist Christina Brown to make abstract and painterly prints using colourful, natural dyes extracted from fresh flowers. Open to children and families of all ages – all materials provided.
