Sylvia Morgado and Sylvie Belbouab are both artists who are based and work in east London and who are passionate about their local area.
Morgado studied at the University of east London from 2009-10 and followed Stratford’s transformation with a keen eye.
With an interest in arts and sculpture, and as a correspondent for a news agency, she joined the Cultural Olympiad events. Realising that not everyone was aware of the events, her mission has been to bring awareness to them.
Belbouab is a photographer who has lived in Newham for twenty years and has been documenting major social events and making portraits of residents, telling their stories and preserving the local history.
In April 2022, Sylvia Morgado and Sylvie Belbouab visited the British Association Archive based in the University of East London Docklands campus to research more material about the 2012 Cultural...
This project focuses on the Cultural Olympiad and the sculptures of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. If you would like to learn hidden stories about the artworks, we invite you...
As part of Art in the Park: the Cultural Olympiad Heritage project, Sylvia Morgado met with artist Neville Gabie at St Margaret’s House, in east London, to reflect on the...
As part of Art in the Park: the Cultural Olympiad Heritage project, Sylvia Morgado met with artist Lucy Harrison in east London to reflect on the legacy of her work...
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