Celebrating printmaking in all its forms, the Fair includes a programme of inspiring talks.
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Upgrade Yourself Festival is back, connecting emerging creatives ages 16 to 30 with trailblazing creatives and industry experts.
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Feats of engineering & forces of nature – a new work by Somerset House Studios artist Eloise Hawser.
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BBZ's takeover will focus on the marginalised LGBTQI+ POC collectives who are traditionally left out of Carnival celebrations.
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The Soca Kingdom will host a Soca edition of the series, championing the genre of music that originated within a marginalised subculture in Trinidad and Tobago in the early 1970s.
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Highlights from Somerset House Studios programme announced
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Somerset House announces details of its New Year's Eve celebrations with The Bitten Peach this winter
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New and rarely seen works from internationally renowned South African artist Athi-Patra Ruga.
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London premiere of new sound installation from the electronic composer and producer.
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An evening of druidic festivites from artist Bedwyr Williams
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A 2-day programme of installations, presentations, panel discussions and live performances exploring image, sound and digital art.
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An exhibition considering the temporary synchronicity between people, bodies, sounds and signals.
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Highlights from Somerset House Studios' summer programme announced
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The first event in the Thursday night SYSTEM Series celebrates the influence of migration on music in the UK.
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Acclaimed dub producer, Aba Shant i-I, will celebrate Notting Hill Carnival’s beginnings with a night of reggae and dub.
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A weekend of installations, performances, talks and workshops highlighting and responding to our city’s air pollution crisis.
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Visual Artist. Led by a documentary approach, Maeve’s work looks at the historical and political resonance of sites and materials, culminating mainly in moving image and installation works.
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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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Artist Jennifer Walshe presents her project Aisteach, a fictional history of the musical avant-garde in Ireland which spans 187 years.
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