Welcome to the club…

A private members club evoking the curiosity of an avid art collector’s home, collaborating with local galleries and artists, with a cinema programme, meeting rooms, seasonal menu, private dining, events and more. 

The Space

Shoreditch Arts Club is located at 06 Redchurch Street, within the iconic TEA building, a 1930’s warehouse with large industrial windows facing the cobbled Boundary Street.

Members have exclusive access to our active events programme, a 24-seat cinema, two private dining rooms, a cafe, dining and bar areas. Members of the club will also benefit from a range of partnership offers, including with local businesses and international partners.

Read about Shoreditch Arts Club collaborators, our events, artworks on display, and more.

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Oliver Laric – Rock Hyphen Orchid Wasp
Oliver Laric – Rock Hyphen Orchid Wasp

‘Rock Hyphen Orchid Wasp’ extends from Oliver Laric's ongoing exploration of metamorphosis and the anthropomorphisation of animals. In this latest project, Laric moves beyond a single morph dimension for the first time to reveal a non-linear, decentralised and interconnected relationship between classical categories.

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Interview: Malgosia Stepnik
Interview: Malgosia Stepnik

Upon the installation of her new piece Sea of Life, on view until the end of September 2024, Malgosia Stepnik sits down with curator Alexa Munemann to discuss the philosophy in her practice, working with local artisans to produce limited prints, and giving a glimpse into the upcoming dinner Malgosia will be hosting for Shoreditch Arts Club members on September 26th 2024. 

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Daata presents The Rockers Uptown – The Shoreditch Version for London Digital Art Week
Daata presents The Rockers Uptown – The Shoreditch Version for London Digital Art Week

Shoreditch Arts Club is delighted to collaborate once again with our long-time moving image partners David Gryn and Daata, who are presenting a curated playlist The Rockers Uptown – The Shoreditch Version for Digital Art Week.

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Interview: George Henry Longly
Interview: George Henry Longly

George Henry Longly is the recipient artist of Shoreditch Arts Club’s next moving image commission. His video works ISIT (Zero G),  ISIT (Deep Sea), and We All Love Your Life, are curated by the club’s long-time collaborators Tony Tremlett and Ruth Waters, and will be shown on our prominent screens throughout April, coexisting with the artist’s other physical works in the space.

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