art - East End Review

This blurry, dystopian volume imagines a city altered by the climate crisis, and puts the fate of Londoners front and centre

Author: Sarah Birch

The British-Nigerian artist hopes 'Ember & Ether' will be “healing to other people”

Author: Julia Silverberg

Architect turned artist Kuda Mushangi seeks to find beauty in the mundane at his first solo exhibition, 'Familiar Spaces'

Author: Michelle Tonta

The gallery has been a cornerstone of London's cultural scene since it opened on Whitechapel High Street in 1901

Author: Lizzie McAllister

'Look What I Found' documents the creative process of multimedia creative Jazz Grant, the recipient of Hackney Council’s Windrush Amplified Art Grant

Author: Lizzie McAllister

'Words Matter' is now on display at the university's campus in Stratford

Author: Gabriel Stewart

A little slice of West Wallaby Street is coming to Bethnal Green next year

Author: Lizzie McAllister

Spitalfields Crypt Trust is celebrating its 60th anniversary with an exhibition of artworks created by some of its service users

Author: Gabriel Stewart

Local artist Conrad Shawcross shows off his new work, a giant machine that has taken over a decade to build

Author: Sarah Birch

Future household names could be taking part in the Royal Drawing School’s annual exhibition for young artists

Author: East End Review

Paintings and drawings by influential 1960s abstract painter Jeremy Moon are making a rare appearance in public

Author: East End Review

A Robert Burns song is given a reggae makeover in a film by Matt’s Gallery artist Graham Fagen

Author: East End Review