East End Review (Page 1)

A blurred fate: Simon Roberts’ ‘After London’ puts future of the city into sharp focus

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

Author: Sarah Birch

A blurred fate: Simon Roberts’ ‘After London’ puts future of the city into sharp focus

LGBTQ+ club night Duckie is back after four years in new East London venue

The iconic events that once lit up the pubs of Vauxhall have an unlikely new home in Hackney

Author: Lizzie McAllister

LGBTQ+ club night Duckie is back after four years in new East London venue

Freda Osayuki Igiogbe's joint exhibition at The Residence Gallery tackles 'memory, identity, and fear'

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

Author: Julia Silverberg

Freda Osayuki Igiogbe's joint exhibition at The Residence Gallery tackles 'memory, identity, and fear'

Finding beauty in the everyday — artist Kuda Mushangi on his debut solo exhibition in Hackney

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

Author: Michelle Tonta

Finding beauty in the everyday — artist Kuda Mushangi on his debut solo exhibition in Hackney

'We don’t make money from music' — grassroots venues face existential threat from empty dance floors and soaring costs

The East End is home to some of London’s most legendary music venues, but for some, the future is uncertain

Author: Sam Foxell

'We don’t make money from music' — grassroots venues face existential threat from empty dance floors and soaring costs

Whitechapel Gallery marks 125-year anniversary

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

Author: Lizzie McAllister

Whitechapel Gallery marks 125-year anniversary

'How I got my start' – Kojey Radical lights up MOTH Club as campaign to 'save venue' gains traction

The Shoreditch-raised rapper demanded the protection of London's small-scale venues from the stage of one which campaigners say is under threat

Author: Gabriel Stewart

'How I got my start' – Kojey Radical lights up MOTH Club as campaign to 'save venue' gains traction

Petition to 'save MOTH Club' reaches 30,000 signatures as supporters say it 'must be protected'

Campaigners say the venue's future is under threat, setting a 'catastrophic precedent' after two planning applications to build flats next door were submitted

Author: Gabriel Stewart

Petition to 'save MOTH Club' reaches 30,000 signatures as supporters say it 'must be protected'

London sea shanty choir reimagines classic songs for the modern age in debut album

This non-audition choir has one mission - revolutionise a tragically dying art for the modern age

Author: Gabriel Wilding

London sea shanty choir reimagines classic songs for the modern age in debut album

V&A East Storehouse offers glimpse of major project by London artist honouring Caribbean heritage

'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

V&A East Storehouse offers glimpse of major project by London artist honouring Caribbean heritage

UCL confronts historical ties with eugenics in powerful exhibition

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

Author: Gabriel Stewart

UCL confronts historical ties with eugenics in powerful exhibition

Wallace & Gromit fans go crackers for Young V&A exhibition celebrating iconic animations

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

Author: Lizzie McAllister

Wallace & Gromit fans go crackers for Young V&A exhibition celebrating iconic animations