Join Somerset House mycologist in residence Darren Springer for a step-by-step guide to starting your own mushroom farm at home.
/blog/grow-your-own-mushrooms
and we'd like to thank those who have volunteered to share their experiences with us. It has felt ... actively anti-racist across all areas of our work. We acknowledge that not everyone’s experience of life ...
/anti-racism-pledge/anti-racism-update-september-2020
Join us as we celebrate the achievements of entrepreneurs on the Black Business Incubator at an evening of presentations and networking.
/whats-on/black-business-incubator-showcase
A mentor from the wider Studios artist community • £750 in-kind budget to experiment with ... having a migrant or refugee experience, from African Diaspora, from South, East and South East Asian ... support artists who have some existing professional experience and momentum for their practice but are ...
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Festival exploring the future of textile design in creating sustainable change.
/whats-on/earth-day-season-2019/progress-process-interwoven-makerversity
Marie McPartlin, Director of Somerset House Studios offers up a list of cultural highlights for the year ahead from Studios artists and beyond.
/blog/2018-highlights
Demystify process, get hands on and develop a specialist skill at designer led evening activities and gallery lates.
/whats-on/athi-patra-ruga-gods-rainbows-and-omissions/masterclass-lates-method-mystics
Film4 Summer Screen closes with the UK premiere of Peter Webber's Inna de Yard, a love letter to the music of Jamaica starring a superstar group of reggae pioneers.
/whats-on/film4-summer-screen/inna-de-yard
In association with 24/7, the next in our series of quarterly masterclasses takes on the topic of self and surveillance, with artist, filmmaker and researcher Manu Luksch.
/whats-on/247/new-notions-masterclass-self-and-surveillance
Moving images, stories and songs about planetary problems, below and above.
/whats-on/transmissions-plastique-fantastique
For Art Night Sonya Dyer presents a new moving image work, reimagining the story of Andromeda – the Aethiopian princess of Greek myth – across time and Space.
/whats-on/art-night-sonya-dyer
Writer, educator, broadcaster and musician Vivien Goldman explores the impact of the Windrush generation on British music culture in the second half of the 20th century.
/blog/homegrown-roots
Contributors to Margaret Busby’s landmark anthology, New Daughters of Africa, explore themes of migration, identity, protest, and new and imaginary landscapes.
/whats-on/get-up-stand-up-now/margaret-busby-presents-new-daughters-africa
A new programme of workshops running from March until December will cover a broad range of activities including modular synth workshops and workshops on standalone synths.
/whats-on/music-hackspace-workshops
This triple Oscar-winner follows an African-American boy’s journey from youth to young manhood is one of the most talked-about and deeply-felt films of recent times.
/whats-on/film4-summer-screen/moonlight
Chef Skye Gyngell takes over our Instagram sharing insight into the range of initiatives behind the ethical concept.
/blog/behind-scenes-table
An interactive event exploring the future of mobility in cities.
/whats-on/transformotion
Daniel Cockburn is a Canadian filmmaker and moving-image artist whose work deals in language, rhythm, and thought experiments.
/whats-on/forest-fringe-amateurs-club-daniel-cockburn
A women and non-binary events collective challenging gender norms in the music scene and creating safe spaces on the dance-floor.
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A young woman enters a world of shadows and secrets in this lavish gothic melodrama, the perfect story for a cosy Sunday night under the stars.
/whats-on/film4-summer-screen/rebecca
