Lindsay Mapes
Meet resident artist Lindsay Mapes from our Hackney Wick studio. We discuss her work, why London remains the preferred city and the importance of community.
Alice Billing House wins National Lottery Heritage Fund (NLHF) Bid
Alice Billings House has secured a funding grant of £467,172 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, to continue the next stage of developments.
Celebrating the launch of new cultural programme Alice Billings Connects
Introducing Alice Billings Connects, a new cultural programme led by Hive Curates taking place along Stratford High Street to reinvigorate interest in the historic Alice Billings House in Newham.
Exhibition: Action, Gesture, Paint: Women Artists and Global Abstraction 1940-70
Gordon Seabright visits the Whitechapel Gallery’s major exhibition of 150 paintings from an overlooked generation of 81 international women artists across the globe.
Heritage Buildings’ Role in Social Impact with Purcell
Our partners Purcell discuss Social Impact and Heritage Buildings. Nowhere is this spirit of physical, social, cultural and environmental restoration encapsulated more clearly than in the reimagining of Alice Billings House.
Creative Land Trust celebrates first new studios and calls for additional investment to provide more affordable workspace
We celebrate the official opening of our new studios in Hackney Wick.
Culture and Place in Britain – a recent report from Key Cities and Arts Council England
Gordon Seabright, Chief Executive of Creative Land Trust, blogs about "Culture and Place in Britain", a recent report from Key Cities and Arts Council England.
Our work around Stratford High Street
Arts and Culture Programme Curator opportunity with our partners Hive Curates - and an update on our work around Stratford High Street .
Culture and the UN Sustainable Development Goals
How does culture contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals? And why should arts organisations make the argument that it does?
Artists’ Pandemic Stories
Telling Tales – Artists' Pandemic Stories is a recent qualitative longitudinal study by Dr Susan Jones which provides insights into the impact of the pandemic on the lives of artists.
