Documentary shows 'human face' behind the UK's housing crisis
When her family were made homeless, Daisy-May Hudson picked up a camera and began filming the story of their displacement
Maya Oppenheim
My Stuff – review
Finnish docudrama is shown at at The Proud Archivist as part of Cinémathèque, a film night of distinctive world cinema
Painting the past in Another Country exhibition
Artists explore themes of memory, travel and dislocation in exhibition at new Bow Arts-run gallery
Lucky Me opens its doors in Hackney Wick
New venue sets up shop in converted glass factory with promise of showing live music and experimental art
London Feminist Film Festival to return to Hackney Picturehouse next month
Screenings aim to challenge portrayals of women in cinema
Fears ‘Teardrop’ tower will ‘cast gloomy shadows’ in Dalston
Developers plans for tall building at forefront of Ridley Road Market
Tales of the Unexpected at Transition Galley – preview
Outlandish works by Stuart Pearson Wright among those featured
Chick cheek: exhibition shows idea that girls aren’t funny is a joke
A-Side B-Side Gallery show features Claire Douglass, Miriam Elia, Sadie Hennessy and others
Hackney activists fighting badger killing speak out from inside cull zone
Saboteurs from London Against the Cull take action as Defra defends ‘necessary’ shooting
Discover joys of London’s ‘hidden’ New River at one-day festival
Despite its name, historic waterway is actually rather old – 400 years old to be precise
‘Marshroots’ art attack is latest weapon in campaign to ‘save’ green space
Paintings on show at Springfield Park’s Spark Café until November amid protests at Hackney Council’s car park plans