A peek at the new Goldsmiths media building – before the students get in!
February 23, 2011/
Videos/
Emily Jupp Archive
Alex Sturrock: No Comfort, at the New Gallery
Alex Sturrock’s exhibition, NO COMFORT is a set a of TVs showing photos collected from amateur photographers living in particularly …
November 5, 2010/
Arts, Uncategorized/
Q&A: Phoenix Fry on Nollywood
Phoenix Fry is the creative director of the Nollywood Now film festival, the first Nigerian film festival in the UK.
October 2, 2010/
People/
People along the line and beyond
This year is the 10th year of photomonth, an annual event in east london, showcasing photography from the UK and …
October 1, 2010/
Arts, Uncategorized/
Nollywood Now! film festival
Nigeria’s 50th anniversary of independence is on 1st October this
September 30, 2010/
Features/
Mare Street community centre evicted
Squatters from the Mare Street community centre, a Grade II listed building which
September 29, 2010/
Hackney, Uncategorized/
Artist apologises for Raoul Moat play
A performance artist has apologised after making a play about killer Raoul Moat
September 29, 2010/
Lewisham, Uncategorized/
Ken beats King to run for London mayor
Ken Livingstone has been chosen by the Labour Party to run as its candidate
September 24, 2010/
Tower Hamlets/
The anti-design festival
After seven glorious years, The London Design Festival has now produced an
September 24, 2010/
Arts, Uncategorized/
What’s happening at London Design Week?
September 23, 2010/
Videos/
What’s happening at London Design Week?
September 23, 2010/
Videos/
ELL designers at Design Week
This week is London Design Week and to celebrate, EastLondonLines will be
September 23, 2010/
Features, Uncategorized/
Meet the east London line’s designers at Design Week
September 23, 2010/
Uncategorized, Videos/
The Anti-Design festival comes to Redchurch Street
After seven glorious years The London Design Festival has now produced an unruly, hyperactive little spawn. In contrast to the …
September 23, 2010/
Uncategorized/
The Deptford X art festival is here!
The Deptford X art festival returns this year from 24 September to 3 October. The lead artist and Deptford local, …
September 21, 2010/
Arts/
Henry Moore sculpture returns to Tower Hamlets
A Henry Moore sculpture is to be returned to the East End after a campaign
September 20, 2010/
Tower Hamlets, Uncategorized/
Open House along the East London line
Do you ever watch Come Dine with Me just for the bits where they snoop around each other’s bedrooms? is your dream …
September 17, 2010/
Lead Stories/
A peek at the Goldsmiths new media building
Goldsmiths College this week revealed its new state of the art media facilities,
September 15, 2010/
Education/
East London Mosque celebrates 100 years
The East London Mosque in Whitechapel has celebrated its centenary with a
September 13, 2010/
Tower Hamlets/
Oona King talks culture at E17 art trail
London mayoral candidate Oona King launched her cultural policy
September 10, 2010/
Tower Hamlets/
What’s on the line in September
Events round-up: Music Technology and Creative Arts Training
September 7, 2010/
Features, Uncategorized/
Particular food in New Cross
For New Cross residents, this is a monumental moment, a real turning
September 6, 2010/
People, Uncategorized/
East london line (mostly) avoids tube strike chaos
TfL’s tube strikes are expected to cost London’s economy £48 million,
September 6, 2010/
Croydon, Lead Stories, Transport, Uncategorized/
Hoxton man guilty of leaking MI6 documents
A former MI6 worker has been given a 12-month jail sentence for trying
September 3, 2010/
Tower Hamlets/
Around the world in 28000 photos
The Old Truman Brewery is attempting to break a world record by exhibiting photos from every country on earth, collected …
September 2, 2010/
Arts, Uncategorized/
Boris speaks out as affordable homes at risk
Boris Johnson has clashed with the Crown Estates over plans to sell 1,300 London homes reserved for key workers, including …
September 2, 2010/
Lead Stories, Uncategorized/
East end bursing with art
The E17 art trail starts this week and with over 200 exhibitions involving puppetry, sheds, letterpress studios, quilts, fairy
September 2, 2010/
Summer/
Police to gain extended powers over public drinking
Plans to trial extended police powers controlling drinking in the streets of Lewisham have been given the go-ahead by Lewisham …
Summer is…free (mostly)
Get revenge on your friends for running off to the Big Chill by going to the Little London Fields free …
August 5, 2010/
Features, Freeline, Uncategorized/
Are they WickED or just misunderstood?
Can you even begin to imagine how this feels? I’ve never really asked much of life. All I’ve asked was …
LOVEBOX: Friday in full-swing festival mood
Two girls wear identikit festival uniforms: Hunter wellies, straw hats and demin shorts with the inside pockets peering
July 17, 2010/
Summer/
Get down to Victoria Park for the Lovebox weekend
Love, summer, music, dancing: for true Londoners, who hate all that mud and tentpole malarky, Lovebox is the ultimate summer …
July 11, 2010/
Summer/
CREATE: southeast and east london’s summer
Young people across south and south east london can showcase their creative skills this summer thanks to a new cross-borough …
July 11, 2010/
Tower Hamlets, Uncategorized/
Foto8 Summershow comes to east london
Images from all over the world will go on display in Shoreditch later this month at the opening of one …
July 6, 2010/
Summer/
Catlin Art Prize winner revealed
The Catlin Art Prize is a showcase for talented young graduates, one year on from their graduation shows.
May 12, 2010/
Arts/
EXCLUSIVE: East London Line opens but “I wasn’t invited” says Mayor of Hackney
Jules Pipe, Mayor of Hackney was left locked outside the gates of Dalston Junction station as the first train on …
April 27, 2010/
Lead Stories, Transport/
Vote for a hung parliament
More than 100 complaints were made to Ofcom about Sky’s Adam Boulton
April 24, 2010/
Lead Stories/
The Empire strikes back
The conservative mayoral candidate, Andrew Boff, spoke out today over
April 22, 2010/
Arts/
Not quite walking on sunshine, but walking
It costs nothing but calories to enjoy the great outdoors. We took Yang Lian’s Lee Valley Poems for a walk …
Stuff: getting it for free, and staying out of jail
Blagging has been around for centuries, yet in our humble and thriftily formed opinion, it is practiced far too little. …
April 6, 2010/
Freeline, Tower Hamlets/