Working with youth organisations and health services in Dundee, Biome Collective have responded to this year’s theme with an immersive interactive installation.
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phenomena and virtual landscapes, Breaking Reverie Revisited reflects on the natural world through video and ... One-line description: Bringing together performance, sculpture, video and sound, find yourself in an ... One-line description: A video essay exploring representations of the body in computer vision and datasets ...
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An evening of installations, panel talks and performances.
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For those aged 18-30, enjoy late-night access to CUTE plus performance, a workshop and talk.
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One of the UK’s most innovative young drummers and producers.
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Brought to you by Canon, this immersive, first-of-its kind photography exhibition enables everyone – blind, partially sighted and sighted visitors – to experience imagery in an entirely new way.
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This September, London Design Biennale will welcome the world to our capital city. A diverse group of countries, cities and territories from six continents have been confirmed as participants.
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Dazed & Confused has been a go-to reference for style and culture since its explosive launch in London in 1991 by Jefferson Hack and renowned photographer Rankin.
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The Peckham based radio station broadcasts the best local talent that London has to offer.
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Just / Unjust is inspired by an Elizabethan wood carving depicting the “Dance of Death” from Burton Agnes Hall in Yorkshire.
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An opportunity to pick the brains of theatre companies who have been there, done that, got it wrong, (sometimes) got it right, and learned a lot along the way.
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1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair returns to Somerset House for its twelfth edition.
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Artist Eloise Hawser leads a night walk tracing Fleet Street's vanished 24-hour print industry.
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Somerset House's official press statements about the fire on Saturday 17th August
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Join artist and pigment maker Lucy Mayes for an immersive workshop exploring the connection between soil ecology and art.
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Anna Dumitriu, Ilya Levantis among others talk about data privacy, who our genetic data belong to and whether the use of personalised drugs by others should be regualted and how?
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Announcement of new commissions from Christine Sun Kim and Rashaad Newsome.
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Watch our film exploring a new sonic artwork by Somerset House Studios artists Anna Meredith and Music Hackspace for Skate at Somerset House.
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Bones Tan Jones proposes visions for an alternative, optimistic dystopia.
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