1B Window Gallery

📣 TAKE UP SPACE! Interested in showcasing your creative ideas in the iconic @1bwindowgallery this summer? Comment “GALLERY” and Ro (my bot) will send you more info. First come, first serve New availability throughout JUNE, JULY, AUGUST & SEPTEMBER 📍1B Coppermill Lane, London, E17 7HA Any questions, just ask! 🙂 #spaceforhire #artgallerylondon #walthamstow #emergingartists #popup

Thank you to everyone who attended my artist talk and the opening of INNER SKIN last Saturday. It was a truly special evening, and I’m very grateful for the opportunity to share a broader context for my practice with you. I deeply appreciate your presence, engagement, and support. @1bwindowgallery #WalthamstowArtScene #LondonExhibitions #ContemporaryArtistUK #CuratorsAndCollectors #artinlondon @_marianacguerra @catarina.frazaoo

INNER SKIN — Exhibition Opening & Artist Talk. I’m very happy to invite you to the opening of Inner Skin, with an artist talk reflecting on my recent work, research into women’s hidden narratives, and my Lisbon residency. 🕕 6–7pm — Artist Talk at The Mill 🕖 7–8:30pm — Exhibition Opening + Free Drinks at 1B Gallery The evening brings together painting, performance, and research into myth, care, and embodied knowledge, followed by time to gather and celebrate. ✨ Free entry — registration required 🔗 Link in bio @1bwindowgallery @darkyellowdot @1bwindowgallery #londonexhibitions #internationalwomensday #medusapaintings #community #contemporaryartist invitation design by @eranyuval 🫶

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@1bwindowgallery 9th to 15th February @yaniresd Kirsten Schmidt and Linda Green

Angry Dan’s Marshes and Wetlands Map 1B Window Gallery Coppermill Lane, London E17 7HF @angrydan launches his newly illustrated map of Walthamstow Marshes & Wetlands. You can order one now @angrydan website at angrydan.com OR pay-whatever-you-like for one at his show at 1B Window Gallery this weekend until Sunday December 7. Can you spot the seven more unique species that make our local nature reserve so special? Grab yours, only two more days to go! #walthamstow #walthamstowwetlands #walthamstowmarshes #leavalleypark

FACING FORWARD: A Carnival of Faces by Astrid Chesney on until 30th November 2025 This collection of faces are painted with gouache watercolour and inks inspired by masks. primitive and outsider art: from faces on ancient museum objects to weathered stone faces on church walls and head stones. The faces evolved subconsciously: one face inspiring the next, lead by a certain emotion, colour or pattern...never knowing who or what face would emerge next. Over 200 faces have been created this way. Some of which feature in this exhibition; all are included in a book available to purchase in the gallery alongside individual prints and post cards. Come along, don’t miss it! FACING FORWARD A Carnival of Faces by Astrid Chesney 1B Window Gallery Coppermill Lane London E17 On until Sunday 30th November @astridchesneyart

Astrid Chesney’s solo show is now open at @1bwindowgallery every day 12-6.30pm, until this Sunday 30th! She has wonderfully bold and quirky original artworks, prints, posters, postcards and a fabulous art book for sale! Perfect Christmas gifts by a local artist!

The pop-up celebrates the creativity and craftsmanship of Black artists living and working in London, featuring a mix of art, fashion, accessories, and home goods in a cosy, welcoming space just minutes from St James Street Station in Walthamstow. You’ll find: Cherish from @storieswecherish , with unique garments inspired by stories from all over Africa Lauren from @artoflol , sharing collage art prints exploring moments of change Jon Judace (@jonjudace ), whose work reflects on human origin and connectedness @thecandlebaruk , offering handmade Caribbean-inspired scented candles made right here in Walthamstow Opening times vary — please check @darkyellowdot ’s Instagram Stories and Highlights for the latest updates before visiting.

Tucked just 2 minutes from St James Street Station in Walthamstow, our cosy little gallery has been transformed into a beautiful pop-up celebrating Black creativity. Featuring art, fashion, accessories, and home goods by Black artists living and working in London, it’s a space full of warmth, colour, and story. You’ll find colourful garments and accessories by Cherish from @StoriesWeCherish , inspired by tales from Zimbabwe, and collage art prints by Lauren from @artoflol , exploring moments of change and transformation. And then we have highly detailed drawing prints by @jonjudace exploring themes around human origin. Soon, we’ll be introducing even more brands to the mix! It’s the perfect spot for a slow browse or a thoughtful gift. Pop by before 20 November — opening times vary, so DM me or @darkyellowdot on Instagram or view our story updates to check when the gallery’s open

‘Between Studios’ turns @1bwindowgallery into a space caught amidst making and exhibiting. As @miaharwoodartist and @jenlartna get ready to move into a new shared studio with @grafters_collective , this pitstop will act as an experiment, interrogating the concept of the ‘Artist’s Studio. On show until Sat 11th October. The duo will be using the window to emulate and combine their previous individual spaces of making, staging an imagined studio which blurs the line between reality and fiction. Like family photographs that slip between the candid and the staged, the display will raise questions around what we choose to show, what we keep hidden, and how meaning shifts once something is placed in front of an audience. What authenticity do we offer and what do we decide to fabricate? Whilst expanding the idea of what an artist’s studio could be and mean, the space represents an unfinished letter to their Grandmothers who sit at the heart of their work at this time. Childhood memories, fragments of domestic life, and the objects and images that carry those stories become so important to their processes. ‘Between Studios’ is the first time that the artists will combine these materials so integral to their individual studio practices. The window display will act as the beginning of an ongoing experiment in collective working which they will continue in their new shared studio. 📅 Open Now - Until Sat, Oct 11th 📍@1bwindowgallery #BetweenStudios #1bwindowgallery #ArtExhibition #CollaborativeArt #ArtistsStudio #ArtAndMemory #WomenArtists #CreativityUnleashed #ArtExperiment #ArtInTheWindow #StudioLife #CanvasAndCuration #ArtCommunity #ArtInspiration 🌈✨

A big thanks to everyone that came to see my show @1bwindowgallery in Walthamstow last week. It’s on for another couple of weeks for anyone who wants to visit. The last day is Saturday 27th September. Please get in touch if you want me to open the doors for a closer look. The lights are on until 1am for the night owls. Thanks to Jo, Lauren and Hannah for everything! ⭐️ METEOR Tom Crawford 1b Window Gallery 11th - 27th September 2025 In a house besieged lived a man and a woman. From where they cowered in the kitchen the man and woman heard small explosions. “The wind,” said the woman. “Hunters,” said the man. “The rain,” said the woman. “The army,” said the man. The woman wanted to go home, but she was already home, there in the middle of the country in a house besieged. In a House Besieged by Lydia Davis “The film is the talking. The film is the thing. So you go see the film. The film is the whole thing, that is it.” - David Lynch To explain a language of colour and abstraction can feel absurd. The paintings in this exhibition come from many different places; often from a place of not knowing, of searching for something. They relate to landscape, but perhaps not to a specific location. They are joyful, at a time when joy seems out of reach. And they are about freeing oneself from the limits of language. Work list (From left to right) Paw, 2024, oil paint, oil stick and acrylic on canvas, 38 cm x 42 cm An Unexpected Incident, 2024, acrylic on canvas, 130 cm x 200 cm Alone In Disguise, 2024, acrylic paint, cardboard and wood, dimensions variable Meteor. 2025, acrylic paint on canvas, 158cm x 117cm Homecoming, 2024, acrylic on canvas, 68 cm x 81cm For sales enquiries please contact [email protected]