How to get around London's Artist Quarter
London's Artist Quarter is situated in the heart of East London and is on the doorstep of the massive regeneration programme currently underway in preparation for the London Olympics. Positioned between the Olympic park and Canary Wharf, London’s Artist Quarter serves as Europe’s gateway to London and is at the centre of the cultural, social, economic and creative rejuvenation taking place in East London.
London's Artist Quarter is very accessible and well supported by various public transport links.
Overground trainlines run into Liverpool Street station from across South-East England.
Several tube lines run through the heart of East London including the Central, District, Hammersmith & City and DLR lines.
A number of bus routes also serve the East End. We recommend you use a journey planner from www.tfl.gov.uk.
Get to The Nunnery
By Tube: Bow Road (District Line and Hammersmith & City line)
By DLR: Bow Church
By Bus: 8, 25, 108, S2 & D8
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In this video David Rickard and his team set up his exhibition 'Testing the Limits' at the Nunnery Gallery.
David shows the viewer how his pieces were constructed and how they worked in the space.
David Rickard has investigated...
Filmed in the Nunnery at Bow Arts Trust
Examining how perceptions of masculinity are defined and constructed in cinematic representations using gestures and actions. Taking inspiration from Reservoir Dogs and the 6 main protagonists,...
Created as part of the Clifford Chance sculpture prize
View his profile here
Website: www.aarondistler.com