Join Dr Kate Devlin in conversation, unpicking debates on the effect of cybersex toys & robots on human attachment.
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Exploring the basic concepts of machine learning and its application to music data.
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Exhibition showcasing designers who use waste material as a starting point and offers an alternative view to waste as untapped abundant resource to be harnessed.
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Unpacking the processes and inspiration behind new works for ASSEMBLY 2020.
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Art Night celebrates its fifth edition nationwide, including an online programme co-commissioned with Somerset House.
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London-based, Dutch electronic music producer, songwriter and vocalist who has been using the gestural mi.mu gloves interface since early 2015.
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The Chinese installation considers the emotional significance of an iconic structure and how it became part of the nation’s collective memory.
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OOMK (one of my kind) is an art publishing collective run by Sofia Niazi, Rose Nordin and Heiba Lamara.
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We speak to Abigail Sol of Uproot about her experience on the Black Business Incubator.
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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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Deja’s playful film reveals the absurdity of contemporary urban life and questions the rationality of our obsessions.
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Explore language and class with artist Emma Hart.
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Tomorrow’s Warriors present the next generation of hot talent coming through London’s vibrant jazz scene at This Bright Land .
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The film poster exhibition with Print Club London is back for its fifth year. Your chance to buy limited-edition screen prints inspired by this seasons film programme.
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Tom White is a London-based artist. His multidisciplinary practice spreads across sound, moving image, installation and live performance.
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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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London Battle takes over our iconic open-air courtyard with a day of dance and Breaking showcases, workshops, live DJs and a big outdoor party
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Nkechi Nwobani-Akanwo is a curator with a keen interest in both art and aesthetics as a mode of communication.
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Ever wondered just what goes on inside a solar panel? Ready to take clean energy into your own hands?
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