Watch our recorded live panel event with the local community and panel members talking about images from the past and their memories of the streets and…
In 2018, our outdoor photography exhibition Bengal's Durga celebrated the Durga Puja festival that takes place on the River Hooghly in West Bengal every…
Our annual photography competition inviting non-professional photographers to travel onto and by the river to capture unique shots of the River Thames.
Rivers of the World is an international art and education project delivered in partnership with the British Council that connects pupils around the globe…
Rivers of the World in Tanzania! We exist in the physical world and in bytes!
24 years on the South Bank ends, a new era at Trinity Buoy Wharf begins!
Explore our 2019 artwork delivered from schools all over the world.
We have turned our recent chat videos on creativity in education and plastic pollution in our waterways into podcasts for your listening pleasure.
Watch a recorded performance of this years event about the Historically funny tale of Dick Whittington and how he came to London (on the Thames in a boat,…
We are taking over the Arts Council England Instagram account today!
Catherine Kontz and Sarah Grange talk about their audio treasure hunt, charting a course along the path of the lost River Fleet through live, interactive…
Tayo chats with Rebecca Leach McDonald about the immersive self-guided journey into the world of the buried River Fleet.
Tayo chats with Andra about art, the River Thames and the Tideway Tunnel.
Saskia chats with Sarah from Story Storks about their upcoming online family event.
Sarah from Story Storks give us a taste of Whittington, the historically funny tale of Dick Whittington and how he came to London.
Tayo chats with Charlotte Pannell about her moving image work that follows the history of Folly House Beach.
Saskia chats India and Zoe from WHABB Studio about their 360 animation project about rising sea levels.
Saskia chats with Catherine Kontz about her audio treasure hunt that tracks the path of London's lost river the Fleet.
