Join Claudia Kennaugh from Art & People as she demystifies how to price your artworks confidently and consistently, with the opportunity to get practical, personalised pricing advice and feedback in the Q&A session.
The Dragon Boat Festival traditions include tying threads for good luck and taking respite from the summer heat. Join Alison Lam as we make our own protection bracelets with...
The Bow Open platforms work from Bow Arts artists, showing new and innovative work selected by a different guest curator each year. This year the Nunnery Gallery is working with young curators from Mile End Community Project (MCP) to deliver a truly multi-perspective and dynamic show.
Get ready for Bow Arts’ biggest event of the summer! Meet our community of over 100 talented artists working at our flagship site, Bow Road.
Spend the evening with us at our relaxed, educator-only viewing of Bow Open 2026 in the Nunnery Gallery and a drop-in CPD workshop with artist educator Yuliya V Krylova.
A walk to discover east London's architecture and streetscapes with artist and architect Kuda Mushangi. A chance to learn more about Mushangi’s painting practice that is deeply rooted in narrative, storytelling and allegory, adding new dimensions to the fabric of the city’s urban landscapes.
Investigate how to use cameraless analogue film techniques in the classroom and discuss how this tactile medium can be useful in settings with young people in an age of fast-paced digital technology.
Knitting the Air presents a free exhibition exploring air pollution, place, and community made by 132 knitters from across Poplar, Bow and wider east London.
'Bhajan Hunjan: speaking through materials' will for the first time bring together works from Hunjan’s rich and various career to date, spanning over 40 years of practice.