In this 90-min workshop, HKDHNet members Janice Li, Juliana Kei, Mina Song and Sunnie Chan will ... reconstruct the resonance experienced from Hong Kong. Captured in sand, visitors’ written strokes will be ... projected in the installation, forming an archive of resonance on site and online. In this session, Janice, ...
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For those aged 18-30, enjoy late-night access to CUTE plus performance, a workshop and talk.
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The 2019 Talks Programme is guest curated by William A. Ewing
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Artist whose work addresses biopower, marginality and the (de)construction of cultural histories.
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Janet Street-Porter takes us on a journey back to London in the swinging 1960s, as she shares her story of being cast in Blow-Up, a British cinema icon.
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Griffin’s antidisciplinary practice includes electronic noise, one-to-one performances, objects (found and made) and drawings.
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Film collective Sharna Pax programme an online screening of three short films to mark Earth Day.
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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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Paying homage to the diversity of London.
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Exploring identity and immigration in modern Britain.
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A discussion into the photography project 'Elephant' which documented the people and places of Elephant & Castle, in the borough of Southwark where she lives.
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An outstanding group of portraits by one of the leading painters in Paris in the 1920s and 1930s
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develop our approaches in between the updates we share. We continue to work towards the end of systemic ... that all of this work in progress will lead to long-term culture change at Somerset House. If you ... UPDATE APRIL 2021 We have outlined below actions taken in the past six months (since September 2020) and ...
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Restraint, breaking convention, and the personal experiences driving her music: musician Karen Gwyer on her new piece commissioned for this year’s ASSEMBLY series.
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An exhibition exploring contemporary artistic and stylistic representations of the north of England.
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The latest artwork in our PAUSE series, invites us to imagine the body as the dynamic centre for change, serving as a counterpoint to instructional videos and quarantine work out plans.
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Sian Fan’s interdisciplinary practise combines technology and performance to explore mixed identities, existing between worlds and what it means to be human in the digital age.
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Unpacking the processes and inspiration behind new works for ASSEMBLY 2020.
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