Painting the past in Another Country exhibition
Artists explore themes of memory, travel and dislocation in exhibition at new Bow Arts-run gallery
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Pie-oneers of fast food
Childhood memories of pie mash shops led George Steptoe to make a documentary about them
Boxed In prepares to branch out
Producer Oli Bayston is looking forward to the year ahead with his project Boxed In
Macs from way back – East London's museum of all things Apple
The ‘Mac-smith’ Paul Marc Davis uses collection of rare computers and other Apple-related curios to create a museum on Hackney Road
Driven to abstraction – Roxy Walsh and Wilhemina Barns-Graham prints
Watercolours and screen prints by two abstract artists form two parallel shows at the Leyden gallery
Jeremy Deller's English Magic brought to William Morris Gallery
Iconoclastic artist rails against oligarchs, tax havens and war in latest exhibition at Walthamstow gallery
Platterform's Sea Adventure Series – review
Pop-up perennials Platterform lift anchor on their Sea Adventure Series in London Fields
Practical matters – Walthamstow's new public building the Blackhorse Workshop
The Blackhorse Workshop offers tools, tuition and bench space in a bid to encourage people to rediscover lost manual skills
Transgender roles as Jacobean tragedy brought into modern era in Cover Her Face
Performance artist La JohnJoseph stars in fifties take on John Webster’s revenge tragedy
Balkan folk group Dunav celebrate 50 years of music making together
Walthamstow-based band Dunav have been together for half a century and put their longevity down to being good friends
Advice for the Young at Heart – Theatre Centre commissioned play looks at 1958 and 2011 riots in London
Much has been said and written about the riots which swept London in 2011. Everyone from politicians to social workers have voiced their opinions on the state of our youth and their future. Attempting to get to grips with these issues, Advice for the Young at Heart sets out to examine both contempor
'I'm the Oval Space man' – Jordan Gross, the man with a plan for London's night life
The East End Review meets Jordan Gross, the man with a plan for London’s night life
Caught up in the fuzz – Oscar Suave
East London three-piece Oscar Suave take nostalgia for 1960s psychedelia to new heights
Creating a safe space with Arch 76
Arch 76 gives vulnerable women a new focus through painting
A counter-cultural force – Hannah Höch comes to the Whitechapel Gallery
The first UK retrospective of avant-garde German artist Hannah Höch shows her potential to maximise the political and poetic power of images
Ears to the ground: an interview with Field Day founder Tom Baker
Promoter Tom Baker is East London’s go-to guy when it comes to live music