Bow Arts’ East London Art Prize celebrates the talent and diversity of art made in east London. This exhibition presents 12 incredible artworks shortlisted for the second iteration of the Prize.
For this First Thursday Late, the exhibition's two installations will be uniquely activated by their artists Liang-Jung Chen, Céline HyunJin Barreau, and Darcey Fleming in an exclusive live performance and drop-in workshop.
A walk to discover east London's architecture and streetscapes with artist and architect Kuda Mushangi. A chance to learn more about Mushangi's painting practice that is deeply rooted in narrative, storytelling and allegory, adding new dimensions to the fabric of the city's urban landscapes.
For our 9th residency at Royal Albert Wharf as part of the RAW Labs X Art Residency, join Hernan Guardamagna as he shares his passion for footwear design and craftsmanship with the local community.
For our 10th residency at Royal Albert Wharf as part of the RAW Labs X Art Residency, join artist Jamie Zubairi as he aims to questions the layers of fiction and reality an artist goes through to create a body of work.
For our 11th residency at Royal Albert Wharf as part of the RAW Labs X Art Residency, join artist Ellen Sampson explores the metaphor and material culture of the stain.
The "In Transition" exhibition is a duo showcase at The Lounge featuring the works of Qinlin Yang and Arrow Lai Siu-Wai. This exhibition presents printmaking works created by both artists, exploring the intricate emotions that arise from navigating cross-cultural experiences.
How can safeguarding be reimagined to foster better cultures of safety and care for the communities we work with? Join Latifa Akay for a reflective and interactive session diving into this question and its implications in our artistic practice.
Join Bow Arts for a celebration at Royal Albert Wharf! Explore the artist community, see inside 40 artist studios, and take part in a fun, family-friendly activities. Royal Albert Wharf Open Studios is a festive and exciting day open to individuals of all ages.
Spring is just around the corner and flowers are starting to bloom! Have you been enjoying the sunny days? Join artist Alison Lam as we make paper chromatography flowers and explore different colours of spring. Open to children and families of all ages – all materials provided.
Join artist educator Esther Neslen in a workshop based on the research findings of her project ‘Thinking Like an Artist’ in primary schools.