3–7pm
97–99 Hoxton Street, London N1 6QL
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Peer hosted a Late Summer Party for the launch of At Home, a new permanent public mural on Hoxton Street by artist Mohammed Z. Rahman in collaboration with Peer’s 2025 cohort of Peer Ambassadors.
The event included a talk with Mohammed Z. Rahman and the young Ambassadors, drop in family activities, live music, and food and drink.
SCHEDULE
3–4pm
Mohammed Z. Rahman in conversation with the Peer Ambassadors and Curator, Max Jefcut
3–5pm
Creative family workshop
4pm
Mural unveiling and ribbon cutting
4–7pm
Live music from Dr. Telefunk (@stooty_mama) and food
BIOGRAPHY
Mohammed Z. Rahman (b. 1997, lives and works in London, UK). Solo exhibitions include, A Flame is a Petal (2024) and City of Burrows (2023), both Phillida Reid. He has previously worked on projects with institutions including the Whitechapel Gallery; Brent Biennial; Metroland Cultures; Goethe-Institut; UCL Culture; Tate Modern; the Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC; and V&A East. Rahman has also worked with grassroots arts organisations, including Oitij-jo, gal-dem, Writing Our Legacy, Skin Deep Magazine, Wasafiri Magazine, Aire Place Studios and The Willowherb Review. Rahman is an awardee of the Frieze Tate Fund 2024.
