Nunnery Cafe exhibition | Julie Vermeille
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Bhajan Hunjan: speaking through materials
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Bow Road & Nunnery Gallery
181-183 Bow Road, London, London, United Kingdom
'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.
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Late Opening & Curator Tours: Bhajan Hunjan: speaking through materials
Join us for an after-hours chance to explore Hunjan’s work with a curator’s tour with Sophie Hill, Director of Arts & Events at Bow Arts, at 7pm and 8pm, respectively. Refreshments will be available throughout the evening at our on-site Nunnery Café.
Free
Panel Discussion: Bhajan Hunjan in Conversation with Dr. Alice Correia and Sophie Hill
Join us for a panel discussion bringing together artist Bhajan Hunjan and curator and art historian Dr. Alice Correia in conversation with Sophie Hill, Director of Arts and Events at Bow Arts, for an in-depth conversation examining Hunjan's artistic practice and social engagement.
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£3.00 – £5.00
Bow Families: stories in lightboxes – silhouette animation making with Reza Ben Gajra
Join artist-educator Reza Ben Gajra to bring stories to life as you create your own silhouette stop-motion animation using split-pin paper puppets on a lightbox. Open to children and families of all ages – all materials provided.
Free
Walking Tour: Bhajan Hunjan’s studio visit and exploring public art in East London with Kuda Mushangi
A chance to meet and speak with Bhajan Hunjan in her studio and learn more about her ambitious and dextrous use of materials – such as silk-screen printed glass, laser-cut acrylic and metal, and stonework – within public art. Followed by a guided walk to discover Hunjan’s public art commissions in East London with artist and architect Kuda Mushangi.
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£7.00 – £10.00
Bow Skills talk (in-person): money matters – managing taxes as an artist with Tika Accountancy
Are you an artist navigating the complexities of the UK tax system? This workshop will help you understand the essentials of managing your taxes, record-keeping and filing obligations as a self-employed artist, micro-business or Community Interest Company (CIC).
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£5.00 – £7.00
Walking Tour: mapping histories of migration, community and public art with Kuda Mushangi
A guided walk to explore Bhajan Hunjan’s public art, beginning with samples in the Nunnery Gallery, followed by visiting her public art commissions locally in the area with artist and architect Kuda Mushangi. A chance to learn more about Hunjan’s ambitious and dextrous use of materials – such as silk-screen printed glass, laser-cut acrylic and metal and stonework – within public art.
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£7.00 – £10.00
Poetry Evening: BBPC’s Open Mic at The Nunnery
Come and join Nunnery Gallery’s multilingual poetry Open Mic hosted by Eeshita Azad of British Bilingual Poetry Collective (BBPC). BBPC is made of poets and poetry lovers, with a passion for multilingual sharing of poetry, to explore and celebrate the colourful heritage of the east London community.
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£5.00
Bow Families: memories in colour – cellophane collage making with Kashish Saini
Join artist-educator Kashish Saini to create vibrant collages with colourful cellophane patterns and letters, bringing your memories to life through art. Open to children and families of all ages – all materials provided.
Free
Bow Skills talk (in-person): money matters – building your financial toolkit as an artist with Opus Gold
Get to grips with the fundamentals of good financial planning that artists need to know with Opus Gold as you dive into savings, pensions, managing debt and protecting your income.
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£5.00 – £7.00
Bow Skills workshop: zero material — interface as artistic media with Chen Liang-Jung
How can artists make work when money, materials and resources are limited? While traditional practices often rely on physical materials, this workshop explores how art can emerge from the intangible materials of everyday life.
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£5.00 – £7.00