In the footsteps of the East London Group
Bow Road & Nunnery Gallery 181-183 Bow Road, London, London, United KingdomBow Arts is delighted to present an exhibition exploring the past and present of east London, bringing together...
Bow Arts is delighted to present an exhibition exploring the past and present of east London, bringing together...
Join us to see our latest show, participate in an informal drop-in workshop, and meet with members of the Learning team.
Introducing Groupwork: our new interdisciplinary peer-to-peer sharing space for artists, curators, critics, gallerists, and other creative practitioners to present ideas and works in progress for feedback, in an informal, low-stakes, and discussion-based environment.
Grow, nurture, and create in our garden this Summer. Come along to our fortnightly garden club, a free space to socialise. Get involved in community growing and share skills in ceramics, cooking, mosaic making, and drawing from the garden.
Expanding on ideas of the beauty of Ends, homemaking, and spatial justice in his photo project Castles, join Nabil Al-Kinani as we mediate on and pay homage to the neighbourhood urban spaces that we hold dear.
Level up your social media and digital marketing skills with content strategist and coach Jess Bruno as she...
Grow, nurture, and create in our garden this Summer. Come along to our fortnightly garden club, a free space to socialise. Get involved in community growing and share skills in ceramics, cooking, mosaic making, and drawing from the garden.
Come and join artist Katka Krajči for a huge group doodle as we dream up and map out what our collective landscape of east London looks like and explore the new connections formed when creating on a large-scale together. Open to children and families of all ages – all materials provided
Bringing together our artist community, come along to the next session in our Life Drawing in the Nunnery...
Join writer, poet, and artist Joshua Leon in a writing workshop interrogating ideas around documentation, disrupting the archive through memoir, and the potency of minor and common histories.
Join artist and educator Esther Neslen for a dynamic workshop that unlocks the potential of clay as a versatile learning tool across the curriculum.