11 records found in Art

An original EP by Project Sean.

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Julien Ipanga is a young sculptor and artist, brought up in Canning Town and whose career began in Newham. Born in France in 1997, Julien’s family moved to Canning Town...

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Video recordings of a talk and performance by community researcher Natasha Cox.

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On Thursday 23rd October, The Crafted Corner, in collaboration with Newham Heritage, delivered a commissioned lino-printing workshop for former visitors of the old Canning Town Library. The free workshop ran...

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In this multimedia record, Newham’s Community Researcher Sean Alayo reflects on the experience of participating in our local history project.

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The Collage & Conversation workshop on 30 July 2025 was an exciting highlight of the residency for Sam. The session invited participants to explore the history of the building through...

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As part of Newham Heritage Month 2025, Newham-based visual artist Sam Ikhuoria completed a two-week residency at Alice Billing House. His work was developed in response to the theme Inspector...

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Earlier this summer, Rabbits Road Press commissioned four local artists to develop a set of risograph printed cards celebrating any aspect of Newham’s heritage that spoke to them. Supported by...

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Earlier this summer, Rabbits Road Press commissioned four local artists to develop a set of risograph printed cards celebrating any aspect of Newham’s heritage that spoke to them. Supported by...

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Above: Photos of Jo Wood’s final set of postcards.

Earlier this summer, Rabbits Road Press commissioned four local artists to develop a set of risograph printed cards celebrating any aspect of Newham’s heritage that spoke to them. Supported by...

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Drawing on Heritage: Amandine Forest-Aguié

Earlier this summer, Rabbits Road Press commissioned four local artists to develop a set of risograph printed cards celebrating any aspect of Newham’s heritage that spoke to them. Supported by...

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