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Take a break with an art weekend experience:

Join us for a creative weekend break at Debden House, responding to the forest through mixed media approaches. Friday 13th - Sunday 15th July. See our residential courses page for more details.

Our very own Ebenezer featured on the Legacy 2020 count down to the Olympics!

Rosetta Art Centre Administrator, Ebenezer, has been featured on the count down the Olympics as part of the Legacy 2020 blog. See HERE for more details.

Take a look at the current exhibition at the Rosetta Windows Gallery:

'The Mirror of the Sea' is an exhibition at the Rosetta Windows Gallery in April and May 2012. Have a look at the website HERE for more details.

Rosetta Art Centre prospectus
Click here to download the prospectus, with details of all courses and programmes.
Rosetta Windows Gallery featured on Time Out's First Thursdays
The Rosetta Windows Gallery has become a part of the First Thursdays network of East London galleries that open late (until 9pm) on the first Thursday of each month to host events. The Rosetta Windows Gallery becomes the most eastern of the galleries on the network making it the first in the London Borough of Newham. Check the RWG page for details of upcominging First Thursdays events where you will be able to meet the artists and discuss the work on show.


Photography students show work in Covent Garden
Our photography students have finished the year with an exhibition of their work in Covent Garden. The show, called CAPTURE, was celebrated with an event of the opening night and will be up until September 12th. See the exhibition page for more details.


Take a look at the video produced at the consultation for the Newham Visual Artist Network:

More details available on the network's page

Join us for an information session on the Level 4 course 'Understanding Visual Arts' run in partnership with Birkbeck University
Find out more at the information sesion on Tuesday 29th May from 2-3pm at Rosetta Art Centre. This new program, offered in the community by a leading London university, offers a part-time, flexible route to a degree. No fees are payable up front and funding support is available. Click here for more information.

The Artlympics are here!
The Artlympics are free events for everyone to come and join in with some Olympic themed creative art workshops. Check the East End Art Trail project page to see when and the next Artlympics event will be, and come along and join in!


Rosetta Windows Gallery is now accepting applications from local artists
Download an application form HERE. Complete and submit your exhibition proposal to the Rosetta Art Centre main office.

Rosetta Windows Gallery opens!

The Rosetta Windows Gallery has now opened at the Rathbone Market in Canning Town. The gallery was officially opened by Counciller Schafer, who was delighted with the gallery and encouraged all that took part to "keep doing what your doing!". The first exhibition features work from the Professional Development Group, the Young Newham Artists, students from our ALDD classes, murals by children from Rokeby School and artworks from users at Anchor House. The gallery is open during the daytime Mon-Fri so come and have a look!

 

 


Artwork of the Week:

'Portrait' by Rebecca, Children's Saturday School

Have a look at Stratford Rising. Rosetta Art Centre is a part of this consortium of arts organisations, contributing to the cultural landscape of East London:
More details available on the website here

Rosetta Art Centre's work in collaboration with Sisk featured in news
Take a look at this press article from a project at a local school where Rosetta Art Centre has been running workshops in collaboration with builders Sisk. Click to entlarge image.

Imaginings of Canning Town Project with local schools
Rosetta Art Centre, in collaboration with builders Sisk, has been running a special project with four local schools called the Imaginings of Canning Town. Pupils have been creating their own visions of redevelopments of the area using ceramics. Have a look at this press article on the project: