Down a narrow passageway in the heart of Peckham, south-east London, stands a hulking warehouse that was once part of the neighbourhood’s industrial landscape. The pockmarked brick exterior, with its patchwork of colourful window panes, gives away little of what is a multipurpose arts space known as the Bussey Building. But inside, sculptors and seamstresses mingle with architects and acupuncturists to form a symbiotic creative hub.
Among its lively community are pop artist Boyarde…

