Date Thursday 30 April 2026
Location Nunnery Gallery, 181 Bow Road, London, E3 2SJ
Overview
Join us on a tour of Bow Arts, featuring artist studios surrounding our International Student exhibition, 'The Mosaic of Becoming'. Meet three practising artists currently working in the surrounding studios in their creative spaces. A relaxed setting for you to ask questions about their practice, when they felt ready for a studio, creative advice and more! See our resource on ''Is Renting a Studio Right For Me?' and 'Making Connections and Building Networks' for ideas.
About Bow Arts
Since 1994, Bow Arts has nurtured London’s diverse creativity and talent. We’ve provided artists and creative practitioners with affordable workspace, connecting them with local communities and supporting their professional development. We give communities throughout London greater access to and interaction with the arts, through our schools programme, workshops, exhibitions and events.
We’re an arts and education charity and a social enterprise; our services support the growth of sustainable local creative economies. Over 900 artists, designers and makers are affiliated with Bow Arts through our workspaces, Nunnery Gallery, affordable housing for creatives, and award-winning schools and young people’s learning programme.
We are currently celebrating Bow Arts’ 30th anniversary, celebrating three decades of providing long-lasting artist support.
Tour Agenda and timings:
1:00 pm - 1.10 pm - Meet at the Nunnery Gallery, 181 Bow Road, London, E3 2SJ
(Please visit their website for the nearest train stations and bus routes)
1.10 pm - 1.40 pm - Hunkyu Kim - paintings
https://www.perrotin.com/en/artists/hun-kyu-kim
1.40 pm - 2.10 pm - Edy Fergus - paintings, music installations
https://www.edyferguson.com
2.10 pm - 2.40 pm - Laisul Hoque - films, installations
https://laisulhoque.com
2.20 pm - 3:00 pm - Optional, further discussion at Nunnery Cafe: one free hot or cold drink reimbursed by Arts SU or have a look around our exhibition 'The Mosaic of Becoming'.
Access
If you have any accessibility questions or requests, please get in touch with us at: artsprogramme@su.arts.ac.uk
Skills you can gain from this opportunity
By taking part, we hope you will develop your skills in:
- Communication and Collaboration
- Creative and Conceptual Skills
Arts Programme Skills Recognition Framework
Looking for more? Check out our other available resources.
