An evening of interactive activities exploring the multi sensory synaesthesia phenomenon alongside the extended opening hours of the Perfume exhibition | Thu 31 Aug 2017
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Marking its 19th edition Collect announces its return
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Upgrade Yourself Festival is back, connecting emerging creatives ages 16 to 30 with trailblazing creatives and industry experts.
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Somerset House Studios announces details of new programming for 2023
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Discover how traditional forms of chess, billiards and mazes continue to influence designers making exciting new games today.
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WatchHouse was built on a simple statement; beautiful, unique spaces, amazing food and Modern Coffee.
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comma] the purpose of capturing the world around us with the camera today. Book tickets 17.00- 18.00 ... Hudson, with contributions from Photo London partners Nikon and FT Weekend. The talks provide listeners ... with unique insights from some of the world’s most vital photographic voices, so expect to hear lively, ...
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Presenting a programme of talks, workshops and demonstrations to complement our exhibition Perfume: A Sensory Journey Through Contemporary Scent.
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Studios Resident Gaika marks 70 years of Windrush with month-long installation exploring sound systems and Notting Hill Carnival’s heritage.
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Building Worlds for Play with Nick Murray is a collaborative artist development programme for underrepresented creatives ages 16-25 who are eager to explore their creative potential in game making.
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Biannual series dedicated to examining the intersections of well-being and societal shifts, particularly in the face of technological and ecological change.
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Our opening Friday night is an unmissable celebration of the brightest and boldest Malian music.
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Following his workshop, Lien-Cheng Wang will deliver an artist talk on his practice around generative art, as well as a performance, titled Horizon.
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starring Kate Winslet. Book tickets 17.00- 18.00 Thames & Hudson presents: SAUL LEITER: DISCOVERY AND ... Thames & Hudson, with contributions from Photo London partners Nikon and FT Weekend, this year is ... from some of the world’s most exciting voices in the medium. Expect to hear lively talks, dynamic ...
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Somerset House Studios announces its Autumn programming
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The first major solo exhibition in the UK of the late Malian photographer best known for chronicling the lives and culture of the city of Bamako.
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Heralding the start of a brilliant new filmmaking vision, this 1992 crime-thriller sensastion was the debut of writer-director Quentin Tarantino.
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A collective of socially conscious artists, co-founded by Lalah Hathaway, spearheading the movement for musical integrity and activism.
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Tony Nwachukwu is a prolific producer, DJ, lecturer and music consultant based in London.
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Random Acts is Channel 4’s TV and online short film strand, showcasing some of the boldest work from animators, artists and writers around the UK.
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