A two day practical workshop exploring the physical, electronic and software simulated creation of non-human voices and vocalisations.
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two text collages all made in and focused specifically on the United States. Through a mixture of ... not in fact serve to veil violence’s essential function in the maintenance of ‘civil’ society. book ... TIM WALKER IN CONVERSATION WITH SUSANNA BROWN | 13.00- 13.50 Tim Walker, one of the world's most ...
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The 2024 Talks Programme features a strong line-up of speakers and is curated by Thames & ... with unique insights from some of the world’s most vital photographic voices, so expect to hear lively, ... disappointment. Please note that latecomers may only be admitted at the discretion of Visitor Experience staff in ...
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A homecoming exhibition of the British-Moroccan artist, showcasing his vibrant fusion of contemporary cultures through new and celebrated works.
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The 2019 Talks Programme is guest curated by William A. Ewing
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Artist and writer Harun Morrison convenes a series of discussions, walks and screenings to consider the London canal system.
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A screening of Charlotte Prodger’s Turner Prize-winning film BRIDGIT to coincide with the exhibition Unquiet Moments.
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Hosted by Shen Xin, a Chinese artist working in moving image installation and performances empowering alternative histories, with You Mi, Wang Tuo and Zairong Xiang.
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Create a communal memory map in this family workshop inspired by the London Festival of Architecture.
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An informal discussion exploring how artistic and creative interventions are being mobilised around issues of urban planning and community agency in the management of public space.
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Peanuts has been an inspiration for artists since its inception.
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Makerversity Presents is a series showcasing their community and the projects that have shaped them.
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Historic England’s first major exhibition, told the story of key public art created between 1945 and 1985, the exhibition followed the fates and fortunes of site-specific sculptures and reliefs.
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At 11.00 on Sunday 11 November we will be commemorating the centenary of the end of the First World War with by laying a wreath on the war memorial on our River Terrace.
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Feast on some fabulous fungi-themed dishes at restaurants around Covent Garden's Opera Quarter this spring in celebration of our exhibition Mushrooms: The Art, Design and Future of Fungi
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Perfume co-curator Lizzie Ostrum in conversation with perfumers Mark Buxton & David Seth Moltz.
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An immersive celebration of Black contribution and the many stories it tells.
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A screening of Le Bohemian Noir et la Renaissance de L’Afrique, followed by a panel of industry pioneers discussing the power of taking charge, shaping & sharing creativity.
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A year of artists, designers, provocateurs and thinkers experimenting with ways we might live, make, work and play.
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The leading international contemporary African art fair, featuring 40 galleries from 18 countries
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