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.
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.
Writer, artist, and embodied social justice facilitator Camille Sapara Barton invites you to find community in our collective grief, honour what emerges, and map out how we might be able to move out of heaviness together.
Join us to see our latest show, participate in an informal drop-in workshop, and meet with the Learning team. This event is a great opportunity to find out more about what we do, see examples of recent projects and discuss how we can support visual arts provision at your school, but also to relax, chat and make. Food and wine provided.
Archive and pay homage to the stories of the British-Caribbean diaspora that objects hold, as we create our own DIY sketchbook using repurposed materials and a range of experimental drawing and mark making techniques.
Join artist and writer Jamila Prowse as she breaks down the expansive potential of access adjustments and the ways in which they can transform your artwork and how audiences experience it.
A performance-based workshop exploring how we can use movement and gesture to map out and trace the passage of time, memory, and our relationship to one other.
Join interdisciplinary artist Dora Lam in this experimental workshop to discover the value in letting go of our artistic inhibitions and becoming more instinctive when faced with creative blocks.
Taking inspiration from the calming properties of floral aromas, learn how to make a scented pocket-sized pouch to soothe and help us go to sleep.