Where Does Progress End?what do
YOU
think?

Accessible workshops run by aspex and Enable Ability. The sessions are lead by professional artists, with materials provided for just £2. A different theme each month and something for you to take away afterwards. We ask you what you’d like to [...]

On Wednesday 19 June at 6pm, Charlie Tweed will talk to Tony D. Sampson, Reader in Digital Culture and Communications at the University of East London here at aspex, where they will discuss their respective practice. The talk will expand upon [...]

“The best road to progress is freedom’s road” – John F Kennedy So the postcard size artworks keep on coming from artists living within a 1 hour journey time of the gallery in response to the themes of freedom and [...]

The talk will expand upon some of the themes and ideas within the exhibition I am Algorithm and look at connections between Charlie’s practice and the writing and research of Tony D. Sampson who is a London-based theorist, writer and Reader in [...]

WARNING: CONTAINS SOME STRONG LANGUAGE “The best road to progress is freedom’s road” – John F Kennedy We’ve had a good response so far to our call for artists living within a 1 hour journey time of the gallery to [...]

As you may have seen online, we are now working together with Make Craft Cafe to help promote each other’s events – the way we see it, the more people who are getting into arts & crafts the better! So [...]

To coincide with the Never End exhibition in the Craft and Design Space featuring Eleanor Bolton’s large scale jewellery, Eleanor will be running a creative workshop on Tuesday 11 June between 6.30-8.30pm. Predominantly using stitch and textile techniques to create sculptural forms, [...]

Curated in response to the question Where does Progress End? this exhibition showcases three very different interpretations on constant movement. Jin Eui Kim explores how the perception of three-dimensional ceramic forms can be manipulated by the application of arrangements of [...]

How do the ‘histories’ residing in personal and public archival material (photographs, films, documents) open up possibilities and spaces for new works to emerge? Three British-based artists, with South African connections, Bridget Baker, Katy Beinart & Patti Gaal-Holmes, will each [...]