Bow Arts’ East London Art Prize celebrates the talent and diversity of art made in east London. This exhibition will present 12 incredible artworks shortlisted for the second iteration of the Prize.
Bow Arts’ East London Art Prize celebrates the talent and diversity of art made in east London. This exhibition will present 12 incredible artworks shortlisted for the second iteration of the Prize.
Join artist Elina Yumasheva for Workshops and Exhibition as she creates A Tapestry of Feeling in the Shape of Nature, an immersive nature of the installation will encourage participants to feel present and engaged with the artwork.
Bringing together our artist community, 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!
An afterhours chance to explore this year's East London Art Prize Shortlist Exhibition (6pm-9pm) alongside two exclusive live music performances by exhibiting artists Gusty Ferro and Joseph Ijoyemi (7pm-8pm).
A project exploring migration, travel (both physical and imaginary), and directly engaging with the Royal Albert Wharf, its historic importance as part of the London Docks as well as its current regeneration and status as a burgeoning residential community. As first-generation migrants in London
Join us for a full day of presentations, workshops and discussions on reimagining what the art curriculum can be, and how teachers can consider and integrate diverse perspectives, approaches and art forms in the classroom. We will explore how to build a culturally rich and innovative art education together which is relevant and inclusive of the children and young people in our schools
An exclusive live durational performance by Liang-Jung Chen to activate 'Ebb is to flow as wax is to wane' (2023), her in-situ beeswax installation in collaboration with dance artist Céline HyunJin Barreau.
Join us for two days of presentations, workshops and discussions on reimagining the role artists play in bringing diverse perspectives into the classroom, and new ways artist educators can enrich their personal and educational practice by integrating current and participatory approaches. We will explore how to build a culturally rich and innovative art education together which is relevant and inclusive of the children and young people in our schools.
Join us for two days of presentations, workshops and discussions on reimagining the role artists play in bringing diverse perspectives into the classroom, and new ways artist educators can enrich their personal and educational practice by integrating current and participatory approaches. We will explore how to build a culturally rich and innovative art education together which is relevant and inclusive of the children and young people in our schools.
How can we dream something different, and believe that dream is possible, even when you cannot see it? Hear from collective Hidden Keileon on the foundations of community building and producing life-affirming cultural activities grounded in our lived experiences through collective, non-hierarchical collaboration that is in alignment with your core values.
Taking inspiration from our everyday encounters with our communities, join Fatima Ali as we create a memory blanket telling stories through collage making. Open to children and families of all ages – all materials provided.
Taking place in the ex-office spaces at Shaftesbury Avenue, The Floor is Lava presents a modular stage, inviting 40 artists to showcase sculptural works that disrupt and subvert the utilitarian architecture of the office environment.
Join us for an artist talk by Laisul Hoque in conversation with art critic Zarina Muhammad, co-founder of The White Pube, expanding on his East London Art Prize shortlisted installation, 'An Ode to All the Flavours' (2024). The conversation will explore how personal memories and shared experiences challenge rigid cultural norms and reshape collective identities.