Hoxton Effect
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The Hoxton Effect is the ripple effect of urban regeneration initiated by artists influx into Hoxton and Shoreditch for affordable studio space.
This cultural movement has now spread Eastwards towards London Fields and Hackney, also known as the Hockney Effect. The initial drivers were the opening of the White Cube in Hoxton Square and the opening of the Flowers Studio on Broadway Market, London Fields.
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