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Current

Madge Gill: Nature in Mind Madge Gill: Nature in Mind, curated by The Line with Sophie Dutton, is an exhibition across five sites in Newham. Longitudinal Dialogues Cultural Conversations on the Meridian: a collaboration with Royal Museums Greenwich and Arup Phase 2

Past

ENB x Akademi present Aamad Aamad was a collaborative dance work choreographed by English National Ballet Associate Artist, Kirsten Ho, and Akademi Associate Artist, Parbati Chaudhury, and performed by students from Mulberry School for Girls and St Angela’s Ursuline School. Inside Out: Public Art, Nature and Mental Wellbeing Inside Out: Public Art, Nature and Mental Wellbeing is a three-day public programme that bring together academics, artists, arts practitioners and mental health specialists in an engaging range of activities, tours and discussions. Community Callout Apply to be part of a community group, working with The Line to help shape three new public art installations in Newham. Destination London A new commission by Anne Hardy at London City Airport Artwise x IQL: Lothar Götz and Troika  Two commissions for International Quarter London Visible / Invisible A substantive collaboration between The Line, the National Portrait Gallery and London College of Fashion to explore themes of identity and representation in the digital and public realms. Nature and Heritage on The Line Images from leading museums and archives reveal the hidden history and nature of East London's waterways Rana Begum: No. 1104 Catching Colour A collaboration between Rana Begum, English National Ballet and London Film School for London City Island Conversation in Colour A collaboration between Paul Huxley RA and Holly Rowan Hesson at arebyte gallery, curated by Royal Society of Sculptors

Nature and Heritage on The Line

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The Line has collaborated with leading institutions – including The British Museum, National Portrait Gallery, Royal Museums Greenwich and Getty Images – who have generously provided images for the map, which uncovers the hidden past of some of the key historic people and places along the walk, as well as exploring the rich natural life of the waterways.

Image credit:
Mahatma Gandhi and Charlie Chaplin in Dr Katial’s surgery Canning Town, 22 September 1931. Photo by Douglas Miller/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images © Getty Images

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