at Somerset House with the launch of DODGE: Drink, Dine and Dodgems, running from Thursday 15 July ... – Sunday 22 August. On Mondays, the corporate market can exclusively hire DODGE and connect with colleagues ... passes can be added on to any event being held from Tuesdays to Sundays for just £10 per person, making ...
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Saxophonist Ben Vince speaks with musician, DJ and close collaborator Coby Sey. ahead of the premiere of new work for ASSEMBLY 2020.
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A curated shop with a range of products from businesses on the Black Business Incubator programme.
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A programming and producing platform supporting the work of musicians who combine a DIY and workshop practice with their performance, composition and release work.
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An exhibition of photographs by Bleddyn Butcher, tracking Nick Cave’s creative career from the apoplectic extravagance of The Birthday Party to the calmer disquiet of 2013’s Push The Sky Away.
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Kassandra Lauren Gordon Jewellery communicates the layered influences of British-Jamaicans.
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A number of new artists join the exhibition line-up including writers, musicians, painters, sculptors and photographers
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Curator Ekow Eshun sits down with artist Alberta Whittle to discuss ideas explored in the exhibition We Are History and to unpack the artist’s work.
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Dennis Bovell, Margaret Busby, Normski, and Zak Ové share their personal stories and discourse around the Black experience, activism,
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Join us for a workshop creating Japanese anime-style self-portraits.
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Paul Maheke discusses his complex creative process, and the racial politics of the art world.
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This groundbreaking exhibition unites visionary artists and thinkers from around the world to explore the remarkable power and potential of soil.
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A creative writing workshop looking at, feeling, smelling, listening and tasting 8 ordinary objects, which inspired Clare Whistler's project Gifts.
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Qatar's entry will present a hybrid between the old and the new, through the use of materials and cultural rituals.
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Listen back to a performance by Jacob Samuel and Samir Kennedy that looks into the existence of infinity with contributions from Coby Sey, Beatrice Dillon and more
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Work from the most up-and-coming fashion talent from around the world.
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This is a project inspired by Black history, heritage and culture.
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An interactive installation showcasing self-published student work created in response to the Good Grief, Charlie Brown! exhibition.
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Hannah Diamond, the hyper-realised image maker, photographer, and recording artist discusses her career, from popstar to behind-the-scenes creative director.
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Vivienne Griffin kick starts the I Should Be Doing Something Else Right Now Live programme with a broadcast exploring themes of connection and commonalities.
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