Annual games festival Now Play This returns this April for its biggest edition ever, with even more exciting hands-on gameplay for all ages to enjoy.
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A special event for families where you’ll get the chance to meet and draw wolves
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The Wake-up Phase is one of the shortest phases, lasting between half an hour to one hour.
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Nastja Säde Rönkkö, an interdisciplinary artist from Finland, spent six months without access to the internet to study the effects of offline existence.
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A talk exploring Black radicalism, anti-capitalist place-making and abolitionist geography.
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There's a wealth of detail and untold stories in The Missing Thread, so join us on an exclusive tour led by one of the show curators.
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Stack is the subscription service for independent magazines, delivering a different title to thousands of subscribers around the world every month.
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The Amateurs Club invites you to dive into the world of electronic music and DJ’ing.
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An art project and living archive exploring contemporary Black LGBTQ+ cultural and political history.
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A talk exploring how Utopia continues to inspire and inform our visions of urban space and fictive possibilities.
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Artist Eloise Hawser leads a night walk tracing Fleet Street's vanished 24-hour print industry.
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A story of forbidden love & unspoken feelings, starring the magnificent Cate Blanchett in the title role & Rooney Mara as the younger woman who fatefully catches her eye.
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Studios Resident Gaika marks 70 years of Windrush with month-long installation exploring sound systems and Notting Hill Carnival’s heritage.
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An interaction between the Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, and the Slade School of Fine Art, UCL, London.
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An open-air Birth Cafe discussion space, held in association with Arrivals + Departures outdoor installation.
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A large scale new commission from Hong-Kong based artist Zheng Bo, transforming our courtyard into a bamboo garden.
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The Gardening Drawing Club is a series of unique events with a holistic approach offering free access to arts and horticulture in Britain.
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Aindrea Emelife, curator of BLACK VENUS unpacks the exhibition and legacies of Black women.
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Artist and writer Harun Morrison convenes a series of discussions, walks and screenings to consider the London canal system.
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A new exhibition by acclaimed artist and stage designer Es Devlin.
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