East Street Arts secures better livelihoods for artists and our neighbours, while addressing the issue of economic and commercial decline in our towns and cities. We force positive interventions through art…
Explore our project work, opportunities and events to get involved.
A Neighbourhood Plan is an important tool that gives people a say in the future of the places they live and work. Including where new homes, shops, offices and public spaces can be built.
A City Less Grey is our on-going project that commissions artists working in public places.
We always dreamt of owning our very own hostel, inspired by accommodation we encountered on our travels we saw a real opportunity to build an affordable yet inspiring place to stay here in Leeds.
Between 2016 and 2018, Akeelah Bertram created the Ultiverse. We spoke to her before its showing at Light Night at The...
In March 2017, East Street Arts studio holder James Thompson brought his work Inflated Space III to a week-long residency...
East Street Arts is looking for a Programme Producer who will plan and deliver a range of events, activities, residencies and new artworks.
Between 2014 and 2015, photographer Jonathan Turner photographed individuals, families and community groups in Chapeltown,...
Between 2013 and 2014 artist Selina Thompson explored the cultural and social debate surrounding black hair, and how it...
Creating a neighbourhood zine by and for the community.
In 2015, Selina Thompson delivered Dark and Lovely, an art performance and installation that explored Afro hair: it’s politics, its connotations, and what it tells us about being Black, British and young in the UK today.
Meet the artists and arts organisations that make up our Guild programme.
Between 2016 and 2018, Akeelah Bertram created the Ultiverse. We spoke to her before its showing at Light Night at The...
In March 2017, East Street Arts studio holder James Thompson brought his work Inflated Space III to a week-long residency...
This WordPress workshop will take place online on December 7 at 2 pm and is free to attend.
Ellie Harrison will host an online workshop discussing how artists and Higher Education institutions can have a successful working relationship.
We are creating a neighbourhood plan, and we want you to get involved!
