To mark the end of Bow Arts’ 20th year, the Nunnery Gallery launched 20 Prints for 20 Years: a limited edition series of prints from studio and education artists, celebrating artwork made within Bow Arts' walls across its 20 year history.
Each print tells a different artist's story, revealing the talent and diversity of the artists Bow Arts supports, from long-standing fine artists to emerging makers and designers. Though it began with 20, the series evolves with Bow Arts' growing network of artists, with a new print added to the selection each year.
All under £100, each signed print is a chance to own an affordable and limited artwork from Bow Arts, as well as support the charity's next 20 years, with all proceeds going towards cultural and educational projects in the local area.
View full list with prices here
All prints are printed on high-quality giclée on Hahnemuhle Photorag 308 gsm with a generous border. Framed prints come with a ivory mount, contact us for choice of frames. Click on the thumbnails below for enlarged images.
Buy now at the Nunnery Gallery, open Tuesday - Sunday, 10am - 5pm, 181 Bow Road, London E3 2SJ, email us at nunnery@bowarts.com or call us on 020 8980 7774.
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1. G. Roland Biermann |
2. Paige Bradley |
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3. Kimbal Bumstead |
4. Elizabeth Ellis and David Marshall |
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5. Malina Busch |
6. Sara Heywood |
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7. Silke Dettmers |
8. Joyanne Horscroft |
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9. Dominic Kennedy |
10. Bhajan Hunjan |
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11. Eleanor Lines |
12. John Mayson |
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13. Kit Miles |
14. Jaimini Patel |
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15. Clare Mitten |
16. Kate Murray-Browne |
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17. Tarragon Smith |
18. Artists from Stebon, with Emily Tracy |
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19. Artists from Woolmore, with Eleanor Lines |
20. Vivien Zhang |
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21. Marcus Orlandi |
22. Michael Gurhy |
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23. A A MacGregor |
24. Jessica Jane Charleston |
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25. Felicity McCabe |
About Nunnery Gallery
Nunnery Gallery is a unique building on the ground floor of a former 19th century convent, surrounded by Bow Arts studios. Presenting a diverse gallery programme, exhibitions aim to appeal to a wide audience with a particular focus on site-responsive work and works that explore the history and themes of the local area. Events accompany all shows, including panels, workshops and film screenings, creating debate and discussion around art in the community,
This year's programme has been made possible with kind support from our sponsors Images In Frames.
