Tomorrow Is Built Today
Arts & culture
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- When
- Wednesday, 28 October 2026, 18:00–19:30
- Where
- William Morris Gallery · Lloyd Park, Forest Road, Walthamstow, London, E17 4PP
- Price
- Pay what you can, suggested £10
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The evening opens with a documentary about Nubia Way, London's first Black housing co-operative, self-built in the 1990s. Original self-builder Tim Oshodi and artist Abel Holsborough then discuss links between Nubia Way and House for Artists, a contemporary artist residential project, exploring how architecture and collective action can create more equitable homes. The evening closes with a private view of the Earthly Paradise exhibition. Running order: 7-7:30pm film, 7:30-8pm conversation, 8-8:30pm private view. Entry is pay-what-you-can, suggested £10, booked via Eventbrite.
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