Hackney: An Incomplete History by photographer Neil Martinson
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A permanent photographic exhibition on protest and resistance in Hackney, tracing local change across fifty years.
Neil Martinson’s photographic project explores place, memory, identity and change across five decades of Hackney history. The Cafe Z section is identified as “Protest and Resistance” and is described by the photographer as a permanent exhibition. The exhibitor lists it as accessible every day from 07:00 to 18:30. Love Hackney identifies the dated start as 2 October 2026; the exhibitor gives no closing date and labels this installation permanent. The Council calendar separately carries a 2 October 2027 endpoint; that publisher discrepancy remains unresolved. The council page says free entry, all ages and wheelchair access.
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Listed on lovehackney.uk. Details can change, so check with the organiser before you go.