The fifth event of the series, presented by Mandy Parnell, audio mastering engineer, founder and senior mastering engineer at Black Saloon Studios in London.
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An innovative sensory installation in our courtyard by British artist Michael Pinsky.
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For this exclusive Skate Lates soundclash, expect everything from Nigerian boogie and US skate-disco anthems to raw Gwo Ka rhythms, South African bump and heavy Latin vibes.
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We examine how artists creatively demonstrate the art of breaking rules in this film series, first exploring ideas of mischief with Rebecca Moss
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A small but perfectly formed label reflecting all shades of reggae influenced music from roots & dub to hip hop, dancehall & bashment, to dubstep, jungle, grime, garage & more.
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A brand new six-part podcast series, taking listeners behind the scenes with some of today’s most exciting creatives.
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Leeds-based artist Simeon Barclay ruminates on how art has helped him understand his place in the world
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Taking place in the crypt below our courtyard featuring music visuals by Wang Fujui, Lu Yi, Meuko! Meuko!, TZU NI & LTY.
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Renowned chef René Redzepi reinvents his Copenhagen restaurant Noma in an attempt to retake the title of best restaurant in the world, but all is not as it seems...
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Video installation by artist Jenna Sutela, in collaboration with Studios resident Memo Akten & Damien Henry, Head of Innovation at the Google Arts & Culture Lab.
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Musicologist and music critic Adam Harper presents a talk on post-internet sounds and how the internet - and new technology more broadly - is shaping music.
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Forest Fringe is an organisation run collaboratively by three artists based in the UK.
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We chatted with 2019 Sony World Photography Awards winner Jasper Doest.
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Electronic musician Jessica Ekomane and artist and researcher Annie Goh discuss education, technology and intersectionality in sound art practice
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Superflux worked with the Future Producers to develop and give form to their own visions of hopeful futures in a climate-altered world.
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We revisit Feminist Internet's podcast series for this week's Deep Listen, with an episode focusing on the importance of queer spaces in London
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In this Grounding Practice workshop with Kaiya Waerea, participants will use image making, collage and assemblage to construct constellations of crip futurity.
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With funding from the Paul Hamlyn Foundation we are conducting an evaluation study of our inclusive talent programmes and are seeking an evaluation partner to steer this programme.
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London based writer and filmmaker Juliet Jaques curates the third episode of Transmissions Season 2, entitled Spectres of Socialism.
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We study the art of chaos with Holly Hendry, whose sculptures and installations are concerned with what lies beneath the surface
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