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For our current Nunnery Café exhibition, we’re proud to present a showcase of work by Bow Road studio holders Good Wives and Warriors. To Take a Leaf out a Book will show the workings of their richly illustrated picture books, featuring their original hand painted illustrations and published books, which are full of mythical creatures, plants and animals.
Free
Featured
Visions in the Nunnery is Bow Arts’ renowned biennial showcase of moving image, digital and performance art, selected from an international open call.
Free
Dr Sofia Greaves from Bow Arts' Bow Research Group will be presenting research exploring artists' experiences of housing guardianships offered by Bow Arts at affordable rates in Thamesmead, and the impact artists have within communities there, featuring photographs of the Lesnes Estate by Amanda Eatwell.
Free
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'What does climate change look like to you?' Bow Arts and V&A East invite you to join multi-disciplinary artist Mo Langmuir in an interactive and collaborative workshop diving into this question and create a fabric 'parachute' map to reflect on local history.
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Join Bow Arts at The Rum Factory for a series of six drop in, family friendly art workshops. Open to children of all ages and their families – all materials provided.
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Kevin Godby returns for a second guided foraging walk around the South Thamesmead Garden Estate area for the Lakeside Garden Club.
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An educator-only viewing of Visions Programme 1 in the Nunnery Gallery and a drop-in CPD workshop.
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As artists work more closely with individuals with diverse needs, the question arises: how can we work in a manner that is creative, yet sensitive and safe? Art psychotherapist Dr Lily Hsu returns to deliver a reflective and interactive session diving into this question and its implications in our artistic practices.
£5.00 – £7.00
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Alongside our First Thursday late opening and the closing party of Good Wives and Warriors at Nunnery Café, Visions presents a special evening of live performances What Have I To Do With Thee (2025) by Julian Alexander, Three Dusty Springfields Having a Foodfight (2025) by Rosemary Jane Cronin and Katie Wants To Buy A House (2025) by Katie Houston.
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Visions in the Nunnery is Bow Arts’ renowned biennial showcase of moving image, digital and performance art, selected from an international open call.
Free
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3 events,
Featured
Visions in the Nunnery is Bow Arts’ renowned biennial showcase of moving image, digital and performance art, selected from an international open call.
Free
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All are welcome to join Bow Arts, the Mason Foundation and the Ridgeway users for a walk to appreciate the nature around the Bexley and Ridgeway area, while taking the chance to clean up your local area.
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For our current Nunnery Café exhibition, we are proud to present a showcase of work by artist and print technician Sofia Niazi. Niazi co-runs Rabbits Road Press, a community Risograph print studio and publishing press based at our Manor Park Library studio site.
Free
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4 events,
Yuliya V Krylova will be sharing the skills to create your own winter lanterns using willow withies and decorative paper. The lanterns will be on display during the Royal Albert Wharf Winter Market, lighting up the docklands with a gentle glow.
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Join Claudia Kennaugh from Art & People as she demystifies ow to price your artwork confidently and consistently, with the opportunity to get practical, personalised advice and feedback in the Q&A session.
£5.00 – £7.00
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4 events,
Yuliya V Krylova will be sharing the skills to create your own winter lanterns using willow withies and decorative paper. The lanterns will be on display during the Royal Albert Wharf Winter Market, lighting up the docklands with a gentle glow.
Free
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4 events,
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Join Visions Programme 1 artist and curator Rosie Gibbens as we create moving drawings and collages of bodies using small clocks. Children and families will draw some of body parts or use pre-made body parts provided to make a collaborative installation drawing at the end! Open to children and families of all ages – all materials provided.
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