An author of short fiction and journalist covering literature, film, art, music, politics, gender, sexuality and football.
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A major fashion exhibition celebrating the extraordinary life and wardrobe of the late British patron of fashion and art.
/whats-on/isabella-blow-fashion-galore
An evening of discussion on the truths, the myths and the spaces in between northern identity as we know it.
/whats-on/north/curating-north
Launched on World Earth Day 2018, we've raised a flag which reflects in real-time the impact of pollution & climatic changes.
/whats-on/theunseen-choropleth
Throughout May, June and July we have Joanne Armitage leading a series of three SuperCollider workshops.
/whats-on/music-hackspace-make-music-code-joanne-armitage-part-1-synthesis-techniques
Throughout May, June and July we have Joanne Armitage leading a series of three SuperCollider workshops.
/whats-on/music-hackspace-make-music-code-joanne-armitage-part-2-time-structures-and-pattern
Throughout May, June and July we have Joanne Armitage leading a series of three SuperCollider workshops.
/whats-on/music-hackspace-make-music-code-joanne-armitage-part-3-interaction-and-data
This is an informal, participatory meetup focusing on Max MSP.
/whats-on/music-hackspace-max-meetup
An exhibition of new and celebrated works from one of South Africa’s most prominent contemporary artists, Mary Sibande.
/whats-on/mary-sibande-i-came-apart-at-the-seams
Singular in her approach to art and music, Juliana Huxtable is a contemporary polymath. We invited her to share with us the five most important works that influenced her practice.
/blog/juliana-huxtable-five-works-shaped-her-practice
In celebration of Earth Day, join artist Zheng Bo in conversation with publisher and writer Sarah Shin, as they discuss Bamboo as Method, learning from nature, and creativity and ecology.
/whats-on/zheng-bo-conversation-sarah-shin
London's premier winter experience returns to Somerset House this November.
/press/skate-somerset-house-2024
Anna Dumitriu, Ilya Levantis among others talk about data privacy, who our genetic data belong to and whether the use of personalised drugs by others should be regualted and how?
/whats-on/bio-bodies
In this workshop, the artist will share the brief research of the formation of the inferno, the connection of society and sound/music culture.
/whats-on/music-hackspace-inferno-workshop-yen-tzu-chang
Extreme electronics, industrial noise and violent choral compositions in three acts for the opening of ASSEMBLY 2018 - curated by Agnes Gryczkowska of NAKED.
/whats-on/assembly/rage-puce-mary-naked
Access to all installations, performances and late DJ sets across ASSEMBLY’s Saturday programme.
/whats-on/assembly/assembly-saturday
DEFRAG returns for another series investigating the myriad ways that technology continues to change culture and society.
/whats-on/defrag-art-after-internet
The first major solo exhibition in the UK of the late Malian photographer best known for chronicling the lives and culture of the city of Bamako.
/whats-on/malick-sidibe
Transdisciplinary art practice working with science and technology.
/residents/burton-nitta
A rare public talk and Q&A session with architect Alison Brooks.
/whats-on/cohen-quad-collegiate-architecture-future-heritage
