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Tours

Highlight Tours

7 May - 14 Jun 2026

Join us weekly for a free highlight tour focusing on specific artwork in the headline exhibition during Whitechapel Lates.

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14. Portrait of Gabriel Chaile, 2023, photo by Alex Krotkov

Talks

Gabriel Chaile in Conversation

£5

14 May 2026

Accompanying his new commission 'Archaeology of Memory,' join Gabriel Chaile and the exhibition’s curator, Carolina Jozami, as they speak to the key questions in the work, inviting conversations around the memory-making and retentive potential of cultural artefacts, the agency of objects, and ways of knowing and relating to each across time and place.

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Workshop

To Re-Cite: Ayat al-Kursi — Sound, Faith, and Collective Listening

17 May - 16 Aug 2026

We warmly invite you to a workshop as part of the wider development of our newly commissioned project with artist Aliaskar Abarkas, exploring sound, music, and listening through faith and collective experience.

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1. Ocean Baulcombe-Toppin, Connection Things (No.2), 2026. Repurposed objects – Split heart necklace pendant, safety pin

Workshop

With Language (There in Spirit): a writing workshop with Ocean Baulcombe-Toppin

£5

21 May 2026

Reframing language as a medium and material – as something to collect, assemble, and speak aloud – join artist Ocean Baulcombe-Toppin for a participatory writing workshop, playfully examining the lines between words, rhythm, and performance.

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Access

Relaxed Hours: Veronica Ryan

26 May 2026

Access Event with Drop-in Workshop at Whitechapel Gallery, Thu 26 May, 11am - 6pm

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Seyi Adelekun, Alters of Planetary Healing, 2025. Perforned at Iniva_Start Hall Library. Photo_Jahzerah Sharman

Performance

Attunement by Seyi Adelekun

£5

28 May 2026

Attunement is a movement and sound performance by Seyi Adelekun exploring the body as both an instrument and site of healing, constantly listening, negotiating and realigning itself in relation to its environment.

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Past Events

Please note, our café is closed from 11-18 May for essential refurbishment works. Apologies for any inconvenience.