An author of short fiction and journalist covering literature, film, art, music, politics, gender, sexuality and football.
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The story behind El Cosmico, a sensory exploration of the Texan Desert
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Using technology to create documentary & VR experiences, resident Jayisha Patel's filmmaking process places emphasis on collaboration and the prioritisation of emotion.
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Publisher Margaret Busby explores the rise of Carnival as a means of celebration and defiance for the Windrush generation
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Providing you with unique insight into some of the world’s most exciting voices in medium, the ... photographic medium and its significance in the contemporary art world today. Talk tickets cost £9.50, ... these can be booked via the Somerset House website. Nikon talks are free of charge however booking in ...
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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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Celebrating printmaking in all its forms, the Fair includes a programme of inspiring talks.
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i-D's Matthew Whitehouse in discussion with photographers Alice Hawkins & Ken Grant.
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The Future Artists Programme is a 5-day immersive workshop, welcoming aspiring creatives from underrepresented backgrounds, aged 16-19.
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Somerset House Studios resident Eloise Hawser uncovers a hidden history of Peanuts in the British press.
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Juliana Huxtable joins the Somerset House Studios community in May for a residency programme in collaboration with Goethe-Institut London. To celebrate, we share a recent mix from DJ Mag.
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Get Up, Stand Up Now contributor Errol Lloyd recalls his time with the pioneering Windrush generation artist group
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New commission that examines how sound operates in society as well as exploring the parameters of her own relationship with American Sign Language and spoken languages.
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An exhibition of new and celebrated works from one of South Africa’s most prominent contemporary artists, Mary Sibande.
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This year's line-up includes three premieres, as well as cult, classic and contemporary films
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Gallery tours, artist talks and a poetry reading.
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What does it take to be successful? What does success even mean for people working across TV & film?
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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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Take a wry look at Valentine’s Day through the work of Charles M. Schulz. Enjoy an after hours view of Good Grief, Charlie Brown! & meet your match through artist led activity.
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