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Tag: Four Corners

Photos by Paul Trevor in Four Corners Gallery

The murder of Altab Ali 1978

26th June 2022 Alan T History, News in and around Bow, Roman Road

I highly recommend a visit to the exhibition Brick Lane 1978: The Turning Point. Racism was on the rise in the early 1970s. Paul Trevor lived close to Brick Lane and started photographing the local people from 1973.

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Part of Phil Cunningham's exhibition at Oxford House Bethnal Green

Exhibitions and Talks

21st January 2022 Alan T Arts in East End, Events near Bow, E3, History

Youth of Yesterday at Oxford House, Bethnal Green In the 1970s photographer Philip Cunningham captured local daily life, friendship and street culture.  This free exhibition (photo above) is open 10am to 5pm Monday to Friday

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Pubs re-opening, Four Corners Gallery, New 50+ website

29th June 2020 Alan T News in and around Bow, Where's my boozer gone?

Pubs in Bow re-opening I’m afraid some of our local pubs have websites they haven’t updated – or no websites at all. The Coborn say: “We will be re-opening from Monday 20th July and we can’t wait

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For Sama film still

FOR SAMA online film screening and Courtauld Gallery Virtual Tour

21st May 2020 Alan T Arts in East End, Events near Bow, E3, Films, News in and around Bow

FOR SAMA online film screening Four Corners, at 121 Roman Road, Bethnal Green, have organised an online film screening and a separate Q&A with director Waad Al-Kateab on Zoom. For Sama (top photo here) tells

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The Frick Collection online

The Arts and Entertainment in Lockdown

16th May 2020 Alan T Arts in East End, Films, News in and around Bow

Four Corners exhibition is online. Four Corners Gallery, opposite Globe Town Market, have placed their ANOTHER EYE: Women Refugee Photographers in Britain after 1933 exhibition online here. Mouse over the photos for the captions. Films

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