For the twelfth edition of our Nunnery Café exhibition series, we’re bringing a splash of colour to the Café walls with a group show by London-based illustration and animation collective, Studio 10.
The Bow Open is Bow Arts' annual showcase of astonishing artwork created exclusively by our Studio Holders and Artist Educators. The guest curator for 2023 is the incredible Chila Burman.
Artists Woo Jin Joo, Maya Gurung-Russell Campbell, & Hannah Lim join together for a discussion chaired by Christine Lai (Public Programme Curator, London Borough of Waltham Forest) which delves into the personal mythologies that inspire the work of each of their practices.
Learn how to repurpose old Tetra Pak drink cartons to create your very own DIY etchings and prints connected to your roots, dreams, and future imaginings with artist and illustrator Matilda Ellis.
Following on from his Summer Life Drawing sessions held at the Nest, Jamie Zubairi is back and will run weekly guided sessions in life drawing.
The Cygnet Square Market is back! On the first Saturday of each month, local residents are welcome to explore a range of food & drink stalls, workshops, and more.
The artists at Leyton High Road invite visitors inside the studios for an open studios event this December
Try out the art of Suminagashi, a Japanese paper marbling technique that uses ink on water. Led by Thamesmead-based artist Chloe Cooper, these workshops are free and drop-ins are welcome.
Following on from his Summer Life Drawing sessions held at the Nest, Jamie Zubairi is back and will run weekly guided sessions in life drawing.
Bringing together our artist community, spend a relaxed evening at a unique life drawing experience in the Nunnery Gallery hosted by Thamesmead Life Drawing’s Jamie Zubairi. All levels of experience are welcome!
Artist Sophie Cunningham presents Tin Foil Ghost: a new 28-day performance, which subverts the current fashion trend of metallics, leveraging them as a visual stimulus to interrogate the entangled relationship between the global urgency of the climate crisis and creative expression as a resistance tactic.
Join artist and artist educator Rebecca Griffiths in a seasonal family printmaking session to create seasonal cards and gift paper.
Try out the art of Suminagashi, a Japanese paper marbling technique that uses ink on water. Led by Thamesmead-based artist Chloe Cooper, these workshops are free and drop-ins are welcome.
Join us for a fun evening of self reflection and create your own piece to be added to ‘The Wall of Sexual Heroes’ community art project!
Following on from his Summer Life Drawing sessions held at the Nest, Jamie Zubairi is back and will run weekly guided sessions in life drawing.
Artist Sophie Cunningham presents Tin Foil Ghost: a new 28-day performance, which subverts the current fashion trend of metallics, leveraging them as a visual stimulus to interrogate the entangled relationship between the global urgency of the climate crisis and creative expression as a resistance tactic.