nunnery gallery

Working with 23 professional artists and performers, this exhibition is a celebration of the artwork made by young people in over 20 local schools in Tower Hamlets

This group exhibition is a showcase of new work by more than 70 postgraduate students from the Wimbledon College of Art MA Fine Art and Visual Language course.

Unheimlich brings together the work of five artists whose practice reflects an interest in Freud’s notion of the ‘uncanny’.

The continuation of a group project, initiated at Auto Italia, the exhibition features Rebecca Kressley’s sound work ‘The Last Thing’, which lists objects useful to the occupants of a fallout shelter.

Visions in The Nunnery is an annual exhibition and series of events showcasing international moving image work by both emerging and established artists.

‘Coming Out of the Woodwork’ will bring together three artists who similarly identify with the exploration of architectural space in its formation and perception as a key component to their practice.

Franko B has selected new work from 22 artists to become, what he describes as, “an orchestra of different voices” for the annual open exhibition from Bow Arts Trust.

This exhibition by Jill Townsley, is a culmination of work carried out over the last four years, as part of her research into the role of repetition in the process of art production.

i swore i sore is a group exhibition of new work by artists from the MA at Wimbledon College of Art. In different ways and across disciplines, the exhibition reveals a shared approach to practice characterised by experimentation, risk-taking and open enquiry.

Investigating the body as as a site of instability and flux.

Part One of the annual Bow Arts Trust Open exhibtion at the Nunnery Gallery, curated by Edward Lucie-Smith and Max Presneill.

Site specific installation by David Rickard, curated by Michele Robecchi.