about
1b window gallerySituated on the entrance of Coppermill Lane, London E17, 1B Window Gallery is a collaboration between Invisible Numbers, St James Big Local community action group, Waltham Forest Regeneration Team, Heritage Lottery Fund and UK Power Networks.
Together its cofounders, Hannah Ford, Rebecca Booker and Joana Niemeyer, oversaw the transformation of a former disused shopfront of a sub-station on Coppermill Lane into a window gallery. Content is produced and programmed by Invisible Numbers with local artists, schools and community groups. Artworks are viewed through the windows all day, every day, with the aim to improve a sense of destination, well-being and a point of interest for visitors and passers-by on Coppermill Lane in the St James Street area of Walthamstow, East London. |
invisible numbersInvisible Numbers is an artist collective co-founded in 2016 by Hannah Ford, Rebecca Booker and Joana Niemeyer with Kirstin Sibley, historian and researcher; Eve Mulholland/Odette Jewellery; Haberdashery Design; Denise Ford, painter and print-maker, and; Amber Cowan, writer and editor.
Invisible Numbers produce and programme content for local community groups and schools, run creative workshops and project manage arts projects. And when we have time, we also produce a podcast called INFM published on Spotify featuring interviews with local artists. |
1B Window Gallery
Coppermill Lane
London E17 7HA
Open 24 hours/7 days a week
1B Window Gallery
Coppermill Lane
London E17 7HA
Open 24 hours/7 days a week
1B Window Gallery is cofounded by Hannah Ford, Rebecca Booker and Joana Niemeyer in collaboration with:
Invisible Numbers, St James Big Local, Waltham Forest Council Regeneration Team, The Stow Brothers, Artillery & E17 Art Trail, The Mill Community Hub and most importantly the neighbourhood in and around the St James Street area of Waltham Forest, East London, E17.
Invisible Numbers, St James Big Local, Waltham Forest Council Regeneration Team, The Stow Brothers, Artillery & E17 Art Trail, The Mill Community Hub and most importantly the neighbourhood in and around the St James Street area of Waltham Forest, East London, E17.