The East End Review meets Jordan Gross, the man with a plan for London’s night life
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Caught up in the fuzz – Oscar Suave
East London three-piece Oscar Suave take nostalgia for 1960s psychedelia to new heights
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Creating a safe space with Arch 76
Arch 76 gives vulnerable women a new focus through painting
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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
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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
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The Wapping Project powers down
Long running art space bows out this month with an Ibsen-inspired installation after 13 years in its hydraulic power station home
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Geraldine Pilgrim at Toynbee Hall
Toynbee Hall and Studios is the subject of a tour by installation artist Geraldine Pilgrim
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Supporting Artists – Acme’s First Decade 1972-1982
Whitechapel Gallery exhibition charts the first ten years of Acme, an organisation founded in the 1970s that provided affordable studio space and support for artists
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Spitalfields Winter Festival – Remember Me: A Desk Opera
An opera inside a desk is sure to be one of the Spitalfields Music Winter Festival highlights
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Culture on the couch: theatre performed in homes
Performances in people’s homes to be broadcast with aim to link boroughs