Open House Festival

Former Carbonic Gas Works, 142 Lea Bridge Road

Paradise works, 142 Lea Bridge Road, E5 9RB

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Paradise works artist studios in the Old Carbonic Works that is thought to be the birthplace of commercial fizzy drinks in the late 18th Century. It features in the Lea Valley and Hackney Conservation area report found online. https://hackney.moderngov.co.uk/documents/s68747/240220%20Appendix%20A%20Lea%20Bridge%20Conservation%20Area%20Appraisal.pdf

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Drop in activities

Sun 13 Sep

14:00–19:00

Drop in: Open studios & Building tour

Tue 15 Sep

14:00–20:00

Drop in: Open Studios & Building tour

Wed 16 Sep

14:00–20:00

Drop in: Open Studios & Building tour

Thu 17 Sep

14:00–20:00

Drop in: Open Studios & Building tour

Sat 19 Sep

12:00–20:00

Drop in: Open Studios & Building tour

Sun 20 Sep

13:00–21:00

Drop in: Open Studios & Building tour

About

Victorian Drinks Factory -

Artsect artist studios in Victorian drinks factory built in late 1700’s and possible birthplace of commercial carbonated drinks.
And in this beautiful space, beautiful people come together to work and create, building connection and making ideas into reality: Mai, working as a textile artist experimenting with bio leather , sustainable materials and sculptural knits.
A jeweller, Amina Ben Ismail is a Tunisian painter who works by layering oil pastels onto acrylic/oil paint.

Online presence

www.instagram.com/artsectgallery

www.artsect.xyz

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