Nunnery Café Exhibition | jdwoof
For our current Nunnery Café exhibition, we are proud to present a showcase of work by artist jdwoof. jdwoof is a local self-taught artist based at our Old Manor Park Library studio site.
For our current Nunnery Café exhibition, we are proud to present a showcase of work by artist jdwoof. jdwoof is a local self-taught artist based at our Old Manor Park Library studio site.
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.
Join artist Niki Kohandel as we investigate how to use cameraless analogue film techniques and discuss how this tactile medium can be attractive in an age of fast-paced digital technology.
Join artist Nicola McEvoy to make different mythological creatures or deities and work collectively to make a shared ‘chimera’ – a monster composed of many animals.
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.
Every day we walk our urban city scape with stories and poetry flying past us, unnoticed. How does our culture of productivity and routine thieve our ability to notice and re-imagine everyday ephemera around us? Join poet Jazzy Green for an accessible writing workshop open to anyone with an interest in poetry and movement as creative practice.
Join experienced arts fundraiser Kim Pearce in this Arts Council England (ACE) project grants special, as she demystifies the four investment principles, breaks down the application structure, and provides practical insights into how to build out a successful ACE bid. The workshop will end with a Q&A where you can put your burning questions to Kim about specific ideas or issues you’re coming up against!
Come and join Nunnery Gallery’s first multilingual poetry Open Mic hosted by Eeshita Azad of BBPC. BBPC cic, (British Bilingual Poetry Collective) is made of poets and poetry lovers, with a focus on multilingual sharing of poetry, to explore and celebrate the colourful heritage of the east London community.
What would your light say if you didn’t speak? Join artist Alison Lam for a cozy, hands-on workshop...
'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.
Come and join Nunnery Gallery’s first multilingual poetry Open Mic hosted by Eeshita Azad of BBPC. BBPC cic, (British Bilingual Poetry Collective) is made of poets and poetry lovers, with a focus on multilingual sharing of poetry, to explore and celebrate the colourful heritage of the east London community.
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