An East London Palestine Solidarity Archive

An ongoing photographic archive of solidarity with Palestine across East London, bringing together over 200 everyday gestures from streets, homes and public space. About An East London Palestine Solidarity Archive is a photography exhibition at Four Corners presenting an ongoing visual record of solidarity with Palestine across East London. Photographed over the past two years, the work brings together hundreds of gestures — from protest and community action to quieter, everyday expressions of support in homes, shops and public space. Emphasising accumulation rather than spectacle, the project traces how repeated, everyday acts build meaning and reshape the city over time. It reflects the gap between widespread public support for Palestine and the positions taken by political and institutional power. At its centre is a large-scale installation bringing together more than 200 photographs, forming a collective archive of solidarity across the borough. Local audiences may recognise many of these signs in the spaces they move through every day. Alongside the exhibition, a fundraising print sale will support Medical Aid for Palestinians and their medical work in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon. Opening night: 21 April, 6–9pm Exhibition: 22–25 April Free entry Read more Toggle Photography