Join our Advisory Board and help shape the Multiverse Eastside Projects is a not-for-profit company, limited by guarantee and is governed by an Advisory Board which is made up of our Company Directors – Gavin Wade, Ruth Claxton and Tom Bloor – and a group of external Advisors.   Advisors usually serve for two years and […]

Eastside Projects is looking for five new Cultural Citizens to feedback on their experiences of our exhibitions, projects and events, reflect on what we do and help us develop new ways to open out the organisation to different audiences, communities and perspectives. You’ll be part of our second Cultural Citizens group, and so will be […]

Due to the COVID-19 lockdown Eastside Projects is currently closed. We will open as soon as we are able to. In the meantime, why not take a virtual tour around one of our previous shows or check out our events page, sign up to our mailing list or follow us on Instagram or Twitter for […]

We are currently on holiday. Any products bought from the shop will be sent after Tuesday 5th Jan 2021. A big thank you to everyone who has supported us this year. Eastside Projects Team

Gallery Closure: From Thursday 5 November 2020 Following government guidelines, the gallery is now closed. We hope we will be able to reopen in December. In the meantime, you can take a virtual tour of our current shows When Screens Break by Emma Talbot and Strange Matter by Luke Routledge HERE.

We are pleased and relieved to have been awarded £71,799 from the Cultural Recovery Fund. This funding allows us to continue to deliver exhibitions, offsite projects, our artist support programmes, support the artists and freelancers we work with including those who are our staff.

Eastside Projects’ Code of Conduct is a collective statement written by Ruth Claxton, Amelia Hawk, Yas Lime, Candice Nembhard, Zoë Sawyer and Gavin Wade. The Code of Conduct is pasted outside the entrance to our building and uploaded here on our website.  By choosing to step over our threshold – whether physically or digitally – […]

  Ten artists have been selected for Syllabus VI, a national, collaboratively-produced alternative learning programme, jointly delivered by Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge; Eastside Projects, Birmingham; Iniva (Institute of International Visual Arts), London; Spike Island, Bristol; and Studio Voltaire, London. The selected artists are: James Clarkson, Lauren Craig, Ufuoma Essi, Bettina Furnée, Olga Grotova, Helen Hamilton, […]

Eastside Projects is currently closed for installation, our next exhibitions open on 2 October 2020. Join us for the launch of Emma Talbot: When Screen’s Break and Luke Routledge: Strange Matter on Friday 2 October here We will be open for our usual hours – Wednesday-Saturday, 12-5pm from 3 October until 12 December 2020. You will […]

We believe Black Lives Matter. We have not previously written that Eastside Projects is an anti-racist space. This needs to be corrected. Eastside Projects is an anti-racist space. Please find our Anti Racism Actions Document HERE This is an initial set of actions which will be added to over time.

until further notice the gallery is closed We’re very sad to announce the closure of our two exhibitions ­– Sonia Boyce: In the Castle of My Skin, and Lindsey Mendick: The Yellow Wallpaper. All forthcoming events are also cancelled. If you missed the shows we have a virtual tour on our website HERE. You can […]