Marking a triumphant third year at Somerset House, London’s grassroots Ballroom collective Vogue Rites present an unmissable open-air Vogue Ball in our courtyard.
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SG Lewis has quickly cemented his status as one of London’s hottest talents.
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Kat Anderson opens Transmissions Season 2 with a broadcast on Black liberation, entitled Bad Man Nuh Flee.
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An independent 19th century woman’s fearless attempt at self-expression lies at the heart of the great director Jane Campion’s sensual and visually striking period drama.
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The 2016 Longplayer Conversation will take place as part of Utopia 2016 between Ali Smith and Marina Warner.
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This October, Somerset House and 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair are proud to present new and rarely seen works from internationally renowned South African artist Athi-Patra Ruga
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tropes and techniques of cinema, in the form of an expansive film set and cinematic score, to consider ... disenfranchisement and anti-war sentiment. Researched and developed at Somerset House Studios over the course of ... exhibition related to the recent summer riots (August 2024)? No, this exhibition explores the narratives of ...
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In association with Dartmouth Films, creators of our Unorthodocs programme distribution expert Peter Broderick discusses the changing face of the documentary film industry.
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A celebration of the Ballroom community’s combined legacy of artistic excellence and political activism.
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IAM explore the post-technological futures of everything by digging into their 2018 research theme: “The Subversion of Paradoxes”.
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Invisible Calls presents two major contexts – ‘The Right to Silent Occupation’ and ‘The Right to Narration/Text Opposition.’
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Transmissions co-founder Hana Noorali reflects on the genesis of the series and tangible comradeship in a time of distance.
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create an unforgettable experience in the face of disaster? The Future for Beginners is a hands ... Combining systems-modelling with hands-on, tactile gaming, this game places the future of this small ... -on climate simulation as part of the London Design Biennale. Working together, participants will have the ...
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Marking the close The Voices of A Tempest exhibition, this event foregrounds the celebration of affect, desire and positivity.
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Four monumental sculptures by Marc Quinn presented in The Edmond J. Safra Fountain Court.
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An immersive celebration of Black contribution and the many stories it tells.
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Unpicking the complexities of making art that centres around the diaspora.
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We speak to Five Miles DJs ahead of their three night Skate Lates takeover
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Geek out with 42 things you probably didn't need to know about our 2019 Film4 Summer Screen season.
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Stepping inside the wonderfully eccentric world of artist-author Hergé and Tintin, his intrepid young reporter, the exhibition explored the evolution of the artwork of Hergé.
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