Tucked between warehouses and workshops in Manor House, North-East London, sits the Limazulu Project Space. Limazulu Project Space isn’t your typical gallery. It’s a space where art interacts with critical thought, where exhibitions spark conversations. Limazulu Project Space became known for its unique blend of art and critical discourse. It hosted artists like Holly White and fostered discussions on everything from Bitcoins to ASMR. One memorable exhibition featured the work of Takeshi Shiomitsu. The show, titled “You Are Beautiful,” captivated audiences with its exploration of beauty and identity. Remember the address: Unit 3J, Omega Works, 167 Hermitage Road. Sadly, Limazulu Project Space closed its doors in 2016. But its legacy continues to inspire artists and art lovers alike. It served as a reminder that art can be a powerful catalyst for critical thinking and community engagement.
Southfields Methodist Church
Curiosity stirred within the heart of Southfields as a new chapter began. Southfields Methodist Church held its first public service