Join us as we explore the relationship of the arts, research, and the planet, and climate justice. We will be delving into how we as artists, researchers and academics partake in the creative solutions which contribute to the sustainable legacy in east London.
For our first Nunnery Cafe exhibition of the year, we’re proud to present a showcase of works by interdisciplinary artist Hayley Kay Adams, bringing together themes of rituals and routines, mother nature, and the synergies between our inner and outer worlds.
Mark of Cane explores the impact of sugar on the African-Caribbean Diaspora, confronting the haunting legacies of the Industrial Revolution and the Transatlantic Slave trade.
Mark of Cane explores the impact of sugar on the African-Caribbean Diaspora, confronting the haunting legacies of the Industrial Revolution and the Transatlantic Slave trade.
Level up your social media and digital marketing skills with content strategist and coach Jess Bruno as she walks us through how to leverage digital platforms to get your work seen and make social media work for you as an artist.
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 environmental awareness and climate justice. Take part in creative workshops, talks and discussions to refresh your own practice, experiment, learn new skills and meet like-minded creative practitioners.
Join artist Rebecca Griffiths in a workshop that explores how drawing can be used across the curriculum – in and out of art lessons – as a tool to stimulate invention, creativity and memory.
Join us for the Spring Hill Festival on the last Saturday of February for market stalls, live music and fresh food.
Exploring ideas around land and the healing power of nature, learn how to use natural and upcycled materials to weave your very own flower-shaped wall hanging. Open to children and families of all ages – all materials provided!
Develop your artist legal toolkit with DACS as they run through the fundamentals of what you need to know about intellectual property rights (IP), protecting your artwork, and advocating for yourself as an artist.