Janet Street-Porter takes us on a journey back to London in the swinging 1960s, as she shares her story of being cast in Blow-Up, a British cinema icon.
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This major exhibition of art and design presented a subversive and constantly-changing programme of events and performance.
/whats-on/wouldnt-it-be-nice
Quote Bags sell tote bags with original quotes printed onto them.
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We speak to Abigail Sol of Uproot about her experience on the Black Business Incubator.
/blog/sharing-stories-black-business-incubator-abigail-sol%E2%80%99s-uproot
Nastja Säde Rönkkö, an interdisciplinary artist from Finland, spent six months without access to the internet to study the effects of offline existence.
/blog/six-months-without-internet
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Artist and astrologer Madeleine Botet de Lacaze hosts a performative workshop that explains the importance of astrology for leading a creative life.
/whats-on/hyper-functional-ultra-healthy/spiritual-map-for-our-creative-self
The 2019 Talks Programme is guest curated by William A. Ewing.
/whats-on/photo-london-2019-talks-wed-15-may
With original period features this room offers an air of expansive elegance, lending itself beautifully to evening events.
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Join an interactive journey into the fascinating world beneath our feet with Ella Phillips and Darryl Gadzekpo, authors of From Plant to Plate.
/whats-on/soil/soil-events/february-half-term/tales-below-storytelling-science-and-seed-sowing
Ruben Östlund, director of 2014 hit Force Majeure, returns with a hilarious and profound art-world satire that balances laugh-out loud moments with unsettling setpieces.
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Join us for an evening of debate that will challenge the popular notion that the world is destined to go to hell in a handcart, in favour of a more optimistic vision for the future.
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An expert perfumer takes up residency within the Perfume Lab to showcase the art and science of crafting a fragrance.
/whats-on/perfume-lab-residencies-will-inrig
February's Meet the Creative Industries drop-in is partnering with Penguin books and its newly published ‘How to Go to Work’ by Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines.
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A double book launch featuring Hito Steyerl in conversation with Nina Power, and the editors of e-flux discussing new collection, Supercommunity.
/whats-on/duty-free-art-and-supercommunity
In the next of our films exploring the work of artists featured in Good Grief, Charlie Brown! we examine the practice of British artist Ryan Gander
/blog/thats-art-ryan-gander
Watch a talk exploring the organic phenomena of mycelium both in the natural world and in design
/blog/fungi-futures-movements-mycelium
The founder of children's educational app Koobool, speaks to us.
/blog/sharing-stories-black-business-incubator-maxine-binger%E2%80%99s-koobool
Go back in time to the dawn of photography with Thresholds, a new virtual reality artwork by Mat Collishaw.
/whats-on/mat-collishaw-thresholds
