You may have spotted the bold, text-based artworks that have appeared recently around the Royal Docks. These are the Making Space series, the work of artist Jessie Brennan.
One puts on exuberant traditional theatre, the other levels the playing field for disadvantaged children. Yet more connects Brick Lane Music Hall and Ambition Aspire Achieve than meets the eye.
Floating fireworks and free swimming classes. Sandcastles and silent discos. This summer, our Join the Docks festival celebrated the Royal Docks from end to end.
London City Airport is commissioning a new installation by an East London artist to welcome visitors.
On show now at this interactive exhibition, the illustrations of Matt Ponting capture quintessential local landmarks in quirky lines and colours. Yet it’s not just his art that’s peculiar to the Royal Docks.
Our Join the Docks closing ceremony is a magical spectacle of water and light.
Families descended on the Crystal Gardens last weekend for a Join the Docks day out.
To celebrate the first year of our Join the Docks festival, we’re giving Royal Docks festival-goers the chance to win a pair of tickets to the Mayor of London’s New Year’s Eve fireworks.
Move over, Tate Modern. Work by a couple of the world’s most important conceptual artists is currently on show in the Royal Docks.
