Nunnery Gallery exhibition
Our exhibition is now open at the Nunnery Gallery in Bow until 29 March 2020, Tues - Sun 10am - 4pm. Full details here. Installation photos by Rob Harris.
The show is open!
It was great to see so many people at the opening of the show. It's on at the Nunnery Gallery from now until 29 March.
Books have arrived!
Very exciting to see our books, maps and leaflets arrive at the gallery from Aldgate Press. We had finished all the design just before Christmas and they got going straight after New Year. The books are available at the exhibition
Installation at the Nunnery Gallery
A busy few days installing the show at the Nunnery Gallery, with some great help from several volunteers and from Puck Studio who printed the photos and vinyl. The show was all measured out beforehand by the designer Sandra Zellmer
Aldgate Press
We recorded a great interview with Steve Sorba of Aldgate Press the other day, good to get this history recorded and included in the project. Aldgate started in 1981 when the press was set up to print the anarchist newspaper
BMT Print Finishers
Had a great visit today to chat to Barry Tucker of BMT Print Finishers, formerly BRG when the company was in Queens Yard and Carpenters Road until the Olympic Park was constructed, when they moved to Wallis Road, and later
Interview with Gary Arber
We finally made contact with Gary Arber, whose family ran Arber & Co for many years on Roman Road. Arber & Co was a letter press print shop that was started in the 19th century and became known as one
Screenprinting workshop with BSix College and Screengrab
We invited students from BSix College in Clapton to take part in a screenprinting workshop with Josie Molloy from Screengrab, responding to the Chats Palace archive of community posters. Thanks to Josie and all the students for a great workshop!
Print Industry Get-together
We invited people who have worked in the industry in east London to come to the exhibition and find out about getting involved. Among the people who came was Colin, who brought these great photos from the days when he