(18.30- 22.00) 7. What would you say are the main benefits of having a Recording Studio at Somerset House ...
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At once meditative and mechanical, everything that rises must dance is a compelling celebration of female movement, incorporating both the everyday and the universal.
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Experimental five-piece Squid are making elastic, kinetic songs brimming with ideas that push at the outer limits of contemporary music.
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New media artist critically examining the symbiotic relationship between humans and AI systems.
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In celebration of Earth Day, join artist Zheng Bo in conversation with publisher and writer Sarah Shin, as they discuss Bamboo as Method, learning from nature, and creativity and ecology.
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Music Hackspace present a new strand of their programme, offering artists the opportunity to work with them in a residency context.
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Electronic musician and dance artist NSDOS hosts an introductory workshop focused on making beats and electronic music with Orca.
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Musicologist and music critic Adam Harper presents a talk on post-internet sounds and how the internet - and new technology more broadly - is shaping music.
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Artist and filmmaker Kadeem Oak explores the colonial legacies of Britain’s botanical collections.
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Moving image artist and researcher Onyeka Igwe spotlights a series of Black women filmmakers.
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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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Director Martin McDonagh’s wickedly funny black comedy starring Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson as hitmen sent to beautiful Bruges to stay out of trouble.
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A real guilty pleasure starring Ryan Phillippe and Sarah Michelle Gellar in a teen movie full of racy revelations, campy come-uppances and perverse pleasures.
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A special matinee edition of the lively talks series.
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The film of Roy Gurvitz, who invented the Lost Vagueness area at Glastonbury and who, as Michael Eavis says, reinvigorated the festival.
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Glenn Close, who will introduce the film with director Björn Runge, delivers one of the finest performances of her remarkable career in this compelling drama.
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The world’s first Slow Journalism magazine.
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The LWLies team bring their popular weekly reviews podcast to Somerset House for a special live recording.
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Beloved British star Jodie Whittaker joins us at Somerset House to talk about the films that have inspired and influenced her over the course of her life and career.
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Fred and Cavan AKA The Art of Parties give us a taste of what to expect at their Skate Lates takeover on the 5 December
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