The opening Skate Lates set comes from one of London’s most exciting emerging voices and DAYTIMERS mainstay.
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We chatted with 2019 Sony World Photography Awards winner Jasper Doest.
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Exhibition offering a different perspective on humanity's impact on the planet by tracing the complex interrelations between today’s climate crisis and legacies of colonialism.
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A two-part event looking at how prisons seize time as a form of punishment and resources to reclaim landscapes from state entities
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First major UK retrospective of works from the celebrated French-Moroccan photographer, video artist and activist Leila Alaoui
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Leeroy New transforms waste into new forms, mesmerising and beautiful.
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Visual and sound artist. Nadeem is the recipient of the London Fields Brewery bursary, receiving a studio and an artist mentor to help develop his practice and projects over the next 12 months.
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Studios artists Jennifer Walshe and Memo Akten present collaborative project ULTRACHUNK: an AI and human vocal improvisational performance.
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An evening of fashion, discussion and activities going behind the scenes of International Fashion Showcase 2019: Brave New Worlds.
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Abbas Zahedi’s interdisciplinary practice blends contemporary philosophy, poetics, and social dynamics with sound, sculpture, and other performative media.
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Our picks from the 2017 edition of London's premier photography fair.
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An evening of entertainment and enlightenment inspired by self help and Schulz.
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BLACK VENUS: Reclaiming Black Women in Visual Culture, Curated by Aindrea Emelife
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Author, journalist and former Studios resident Juliet Jacques reflects on her love of the beautiful game, documenting how it has changed in the wake of Covid-19
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This workshop will introduce elementary skills for working with sound synthesis in music programming software Max/MSP, in the context of experimental electronic music performances and sound art.
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Hak Baker is the rebel East End G-Folk troubadour who has become one of the most respected British artists of his generation.
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Relaxed Sessions for anyone who would like to explore the exhibition in a calm and comfortable environment, including people with autism and other neurodiverse needs.
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The World Illustration Awards Exhibition returns to Somerset House this summer, showcasing the best work by international emerging and established illustrators.
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Celebrated choreographer and Somerset House resident Hofesh Shechter Company present Shechter Underground, with the talented young dancers of Shechter II.
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Aindrea Emelife, curator of BLACK VENUS unpacks the exhibition and legacies of Black women.
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