EVOLVING TECHNOLOGIES | 15.30- 16.30 In our rapidly evolving media landscape, how are projects that might previously have been ... faced. In the years since, how has anti-Black racism been addressed in publishing and what new processes ... have been developed and deployed to tackle these issues as acts of revolution in their own ...
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Listen to How to be Free, this week's Deep Listen which dives into the inspiration for POOL, a project by artist Nadeem Din-Gabisi
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Join us for the opening activation session where we will be learning insights from the latest research on the global perceptions on climate change.
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We speak to the artists who were part of our exhibition, closed early due to world events, to understand how their lives and creative practices have changed since the lockdown.
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Director Martin McDonagh’s wickedly funny black comedy starring Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson as hitmen sent to beautiful Bruges to stay out of trouble.
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Film4 Summer Screen closes with the UK premiere of reggae documentary Inna de Yard – here's the film's director Peter Webber in conversation.
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Curator Karishma Rafferty introduces our Earth Day 2020 programme
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Somerset House’s new curated online space for art, ideas and the artistic process announces new digital commissions, podcast series, films, editorial features and a live event
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Listen to the second episode in a new podcast series for Somerset House Studios
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Johanna Hedva brings 'Tom Cruise Studies' to our Transmissions series with expert guests Vivian Ia and Matthew Miller.
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The fifth event of the series, presented by Mandy Parnell, audio mastering engineer, founder and senior mastering engineer at Black Saloon Studios in London.
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An innovative sensory installation in our courtyard by British artist Michael Pinsky.
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For this exclusive Skate Lates soundclash, expect everything from Nigerian boogie and US skate-disco anthems to raw Gwo Ka rhythms, South African bump and heavy Latin vibes.
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We examine how artists creatively demonstrate the art of breaking rules in this film series, first exploring ideas of mischief with Rebecca Moss
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A small but perfectly formed label reflecting all shades of reggae influenced music from roots & dub to hip hop, dancehall & bashment, to dubstep, jungle, grime, garage & more.
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A brand new six-part podcast series, taking listeners behind the scenes with some of today’s most exciting creatives.
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Leeds-based artist Simeon Barclay ruminates on how art has helped him understand his place in the world
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Taking place in the crypt below our courtyard featuring music visuals by Wang Fujui, Lu Yi, Meuko! Meuko!, TZU NI & LTY.
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Renowned chef René Redzepi reinvents his Copenhagen restaurant Noma in an attempt to retake the title of best restaurant in the world, but all is not as it seems...
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