People of Print press on
East London design collective People of Print is on the rise and looking to spread the word about printing across the borough
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Patio Projects – art in the public eye
A mushroom tower sculpture marks the end of a series of public art projects situated on a patio off Hackney Downs
Temple of Doom
Ridley Road is getting its arts in gear with the opening of the new Doomed Gallery
Revealing Alice’s darker side
Tribute to Alice in Wonderland exhibition brings adult edge to classic children’s story
Art at the Core – new works and live music
Core Arts is to host an evening of paintings by Sophie O’ Neill together with new work by MA students, Core printmakers and live music
Barbican Weekender – Natural Circuits
Digital technology and the arts will take centre stage at the Barbican’s interactive festival
Art Against Knives calls for ‘Heartbreak’ submissions
Upcoming exhibition seeks to raise awareness of knife crime through artistic expression
Bouvetøya – a polar exhibition
Artistic exploration of desolate Antarctic island lies between fact and fiction
In The Depot – new gallery cafe opens in Clapton
Some of Clapton’s old tram sheds have been transformed into a gallery, studio space and café
A glimpse of the London sublime
An exhibition of John Bartlett’s paintings show the Hackney artist depicting everyday scenes in new and challenging ways
Queens of the Undead – Black history brought up to date
Kimathi Donkor’s exhibition explores African and Carribean history as well as racial tensions today
Pica Pica – one for sorrow, two for joy
For the WW Gallery’s 11th Patio Project, artists Kate Davis and David Moore choose the humble magpie as their subject
A very Hackney WickED weekend
Despite the rain, Hackney WickED’s excursion to Red Market was a resounding success
Freeze frame fantasies – Still at Transition
New exhibition celebrates the power of cinema to move us even when the pictures stop moving
Alpha-ville Festival returns
This year’s programme features two events exploring innovation in technology and the arts