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The Line is a registered charity (Charity no. 1190073) and depends on the generosity of visitors, patrons, trusts and foundations and corporate supporters to deliver its wide-ranging programme of outdoor installations, exhibitions and events. Your support is vital to ensure that The Line can continue to exhibit the very best in modern and contemporary art and engage audiences through our learning and health and wellbeing programmes.

Please support The Line today.

Make a donation

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Any amount – large all small – will help The Line to continue to deliver free arts programming in East London.

Become a Friend

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For a small donation of £5 per month, friends of The Line can enjoy a series of discounts at local cafes, restaurants and shops along The Line’s route. We welcome your support and you can become a friend of The Line via Enthuse.

A monthly donation will help support the ongoing delivery of our exhibition and engagement programme. This includes our weekly Wellbeing Walk — helping to improve the physical and mental health of local residents — alongside our work to increase access to the arts for young people.

Participating partners include:

20% off at Cody Dock Café

20% off at Perky Blenders x Goodvibes at Expressway

10% off at Jim & Tonic at The Print House

10% off at Signorelli IQL

10% off at Coffee Couch

10% off at Good Hotel

Up to 10% off at Island Bikes

Friends will also receive a tote bag by The Line and will receive exclusive updates on news, events and activities.

We are continuing to expand the list of participating partners. If you are an organisation along The Line and would like to offer a discount as part of the scheme, please get in touch.

Become a Patron

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As a Patron, your support feeds directly into our artistic and learning programmes. For more information, please contact The Line

Purchase a print

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Turner Prize-winning artist Mark Wallinger has produced a limited edition print, Thumb Print, to support fund raising for The Line. The artist’s [or Mark Wallinger’s] own thumbprint is framed within the shape of a credit card, that other guarantee of identity. The action of a thumbs up is captured in this work. The lines are reminiscent of the contours of a map, reflecting the unique journey that visitors to The Line experience.

Since its launch in 2015, public support for the The Line has been overwhelming. To keep running The Line, and to expand the project further, we continue to need your support. If you would like to purchase one of these prints (£500 +VAT +postage) please email The Line All proceeds go directly to The Line.

Mark Wallinger
Thumb Print
2015
Ink on paper
A3 (420 x 297 mm) unframed
Edition of 50 +10APs

Visitor Survey

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If you have recently visited The Line, or have taken part in one of our programme activities, please do consider filling out our online Visitor Survey. This information plays a vital role in The Line’s growth and development by enabling us to effectively evaluate our work, and is kept strictly confidential and anonymous. The questions are provided by the Audience Agency and will feed into both national and organisational data.

Groundbreakers

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The Groundbreakers Cultural Circle is a vital and exciting network of key stakeholders and visionaries who are transforming the future of East London by investing in The Line. Culture and creativity are a driving force for change – demonstrate your commitment to regeneration, community and the arts by joining this exclusive and pioneering group.

‘The Line is a pioneering project that has helped establish the Royal Docks as one of London’s newest and most exciting cultural destinations.’ 
Daniel Bridge, Programme Director, Royal Docks Team

Founding members include: AEG Europe and Crosstree Real Estate Partners, Canary Wharf Group and the Royal Docks Team. Please contact The Line to find out more.  

Trusts and Foundations

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The Line is working to increase its learning programme by developing workshops and resources with local schools, as well as initiating new projects to support health and wellbeing. Support from Trusts and Foundations is vital to meeting these aspirations, enabling us to undertake our core work, as well as fulfilling goals for new projects.