East End Review (Page 6)

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

Author: Lizzie McAllister

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

‘It saved my life’ - exhibition celebrates power of art in homelessness and addiction recovery

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

Author: Gabriel Stewart

‘It saved my life’ - exhibition celebrates power of art in homelessness and addiction recovery

'I have very strong political opinions. I also like going to the pub' - rapper Pozzy on his latest EP and being 'as authentic as possible'

Pozzy might be the east London rap scene's rising star, but he doesn't let his growing fame get to his head

Author: Sam Foxell

'I have very strong political opinions. I also like going to the pub' - rapper Pozzy on his latest EP and being 'as authentic as possible'

Arise, ceramics! Artists and scientists to lead new clay lab

Cernamic is one of the latest additions to Dalston's thriving arts scene, and its founder has secured a £10,000 grant to fund an exciting new project

Author: Claudia Lee

Arise, ceramics! Artists and scientists to lead new clay lab

‘It opens my life up’ - the Hackney café healing a community through song

The Stoke Newington social enterprise aims to alleviate the challenges created by the cost of living crisis, all while building community through food and music

Author: Gabriel Stewart

‘It opens my life up’ - the Hackney café healing a community through song

The Harder They Come - 'a message of persistence rings loud and clear'

Olivier Award-winner Matthew Xia directs this stage adaptation of the film The Harder They Come at Stratford East

Author: Gabriel Wilding

Danny Bailey (José) in The Harder They Come

A mechanical feat: consider Umbilical, at Here East

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

Author: Sarah Birch

Shawcross with his latest piece, The Nervous System (Umbilical).

Hackney playwright details foster care experience in debut play

Four Paintings combines art and performance to explore the experience of growing up in care

Author: East End Review

Hackney playwright details foster care experience in debut play

Door to d’Or: Gavin Turk unveils new public sculpture in Hackney Wick

Painted door standing alone in the Hackney Wick breeze symbolises a commitment to the local creative community

Author: East End Review

Door to d’Or: Gavin Turk unveils new public sculpture in Hackney Wick

Human rights play to shed light on ‘biggest unreported war story of our time’

The Island Nation, opening this month at the Arcola, revisits the Sri Lankan civil war to address a ‘black hole in history’

Author: East End Review

Human rights play to shed light on ‘biggest unreported war story of our time’

Guerrilla Girl power! Feminist ‘masked avengers’ come to East London to take on art world

The political art collective has been fighting prejudice in the art world for 30 years, with a major new exhibition of their work now open at the Whitechapel Gallery

Author: East End Review

Guerrilla Girl power! Feminist ‘masked avengers’ come to East London to take on art world