On 15 April Graham Dunning deconstructs the rave with Dismantle Yourself, a night of experimental dancefloor focused electronic music.
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The UK premiere of a true-crime tale full of high tension, bold style, black humour and featuring some of the finest young actors around.
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Join illustrator Elissa Elwick, co-creator of the Little Adventurers picture book series, for an interactive illustration workshop.
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To mark what would have been opening night of Film4 Summer Screen 2020, we invited the cast and filmmakers of Rocks to discuss the making of the film
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The LWLies team bring their popular weekly reviews podcast to Somerset House for a special live recording.
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their film in development, ‘a little choke’, centring on a friendship breakup. The film is ... The main focus of their artistic practice over the next five years is developing the project ‘a little ...
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Our East Wing Edit presents a summer of free activity for all ages, offering a unique insight into our core events and exhibitions.
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A mirror ball comprising images of nearly every solar eclipse that’s been documented by humankind.
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To mark what would have been Film4 Summer Screen 2020, we invite the cast and filmmakers of Rocks, to discuss their collaborative process.
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Recurring Dreams is a new media and artist studio producing episodic stories, films and immersive art with international broadcast, and tech partners.
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‘our’ is a global platform amplifying Premium/Luxury fashion brands and their Afro-Caribbean designers.
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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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How have you been coping? This brand-new podcast series explores how impromptu online communities have helped many feel a little less isolated.
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Discussing the politics of perspective in cinema, climate emergency and the role of sound and landscape.
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This autumn, Aram, a new café, deli, and restaurant from renowned chef Imad Alarnab, will open at Somerset House, marking an exciting addition to our 25th anniversary celebrations.
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The first of an ongoing series of public programmes, launching in December and continuing throughout 2017
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A free exhibition of new and selected works from one of South Africa’s most prominent contemporary artists, Mary Sibande
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withdrew from any forms of public photography. He began to go through his archive and make prints. In 2006, ... insecurity, ambition and a deep fascination with war, van Agtmael began documenting America’s war in Iraq in ...
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Our Impact Report & our Annual Report & Financial Statement provide details of highlights each year, how we fulfil our charitable objects & deliver public benefit as an independent registered charity.
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