Extreme electronics, industrial noise and violent choral compositions in three acts for the opening of ASSEMBLY 2018 - curated by Agnes Gryczkowska of NAKED.
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All are free to drop in to on a first come first served basis, with the exception of the Get Up ... activist and Windrush campaigner Patrick Vernon OBE in reaction to a lack of black representation on the ... open from 10.00- 20.00 on both Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 June. ...
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Six highlights from an ongoing series featuring resident and guest artists talking about the work, creative inspirations and urgent ideas of our time
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An online workshop on sound production and mixing techniques with Marta Salogni.
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Watch back an in conversation and live demonstration with musician, producer, and visual artist Nkisi.
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Since 2019, Somerset House Studios has continued its partnership on Amplify Digital Arts Initiative, connecting and empowering an active network of women-identifying artists and professionals.
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Free, live music sets each Friday afternoon.
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The 2019 Talks Programme is guest curated by William A. Ewing
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An ontological adventure into voice recognition, language, semiotics, sensory experience, immersive sound and imagination.
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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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We set out the first steps we are taking to actively combat racism at Somerset House.
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A new photography exhibition exploring identity and immigration in modern Britain, featuring stills and moving image
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CAConrad invites poets to this episode of Transmissions, an online platform commissioning artists and bringing people together to share their work.
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This week's Deep Listen focusses on the late cultural theorist Mark Fisher, known best for his k-punk blog and the incendiary Capitalist Realism.
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In this workshop, fashion director and stylist Jeanie Annan-Lewin shared her working processes.
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We are pleased to confirm that we are able to commence a phased reopening of Somerset House, following Saturday’s fire.
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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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Directed by Cosima Spender, this film follows the master photographer as he revisits many of the locations made famous through his iconic images of the ‘60s and ‘70s.
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The longtime fishing practices of the Faroe Islands are threatened by animal rights activism, plummeting wildlife populations and rising mercury levels.
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Join us as we welcome debut novelist Mick Finlay who will be discussing his Sherlock-inspired crime novel ARROWOOD, followed by a Q&A and book signing.
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