Curated by A---Z, this exhibition investigates fictional activism through storytelling, with Babeworld x utopian_realism, Tarek Lakhrissi and Michael & Chiyan Ho.
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Spanning from the 1970s to the present day, The Missing Thread charted the shifting landscape of Black British culture and the unique contribution it has made to Britain’s rich design history.
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With proceeds supporting independent artists and young creatives
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Join us at our fashion focused Creative Job Studio where you can meet a wide range of fashion & textile industry insiders.
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A unique selection of works from the world’s largest photography competition
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What time should I arrive? Relax, settle yourself in with your picnic and soak up the atmosphere ... aware that unless you purchase a seat or beanbag when buying your ticket for the screening, there are no ... other seats available in the courtyard; chairs, large items or portable furniture, inflatable or ...
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Further exhibitors for London Design Biennale 2023 Announced
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Paul Maheke discusses his complex creative process, and the racial politics of the art world.
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1. What is the exhibition about? A Riot In Three Acts is a large-scale installation using the ... tropes and techniques of cinema, in the form of an expansive film set and cinematic score, to consider ... riots and civil uprisings that have occurred in response to systemic injustice experienced by ...
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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.
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Are you living your life in sleep mode – a deceptive term meaning never fully on or off? Curator Sarah Cook explores the politics of how we spend our time.
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Author, journalist and former Studios resident Juliet Jacques reflects on her love of the beautiful game, documenting how it has changed in the wake of Covid-19
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Somerset House’s Future Producers collective presents DECENTRALISE, a new interactive digital platform
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Exploring the state of nightlife and the London–Manchester interplay with an evening of panels, installations & music.
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DODGE is home to 'pop-up king’ Jimmy Garcia's latest food and drink offering, housed in Yinka Ilori’s vibrant outdoor seating booths for groups of between two and six people.
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Work from the most up-and-coming fashion talent from around the world.
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A major exhibition celebrating the 40 years of fashion’s most iconic hairstyles
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Somerset House explores the possibilities of design and invention for radical social and environmental change in a new free exhibition
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