Gain knowledge and insight into working as a sculptor, filmmaker and visual artist and what it takes to exhibit across institutions, museums and international art fairs.
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What is the impact of an archive? And how can we use them to frame and understand the everyday?
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with Gallery 27, a private design gallery in Hong Kong, took part in projects including “M+ Mobile: ...
/whats-on/upgrade-yourself-process-interaction-play-hong-kong-design-history-network
The Somerset House Future Producers met with dancers, choreographers and producers to learn more about The Walk, a travelling festival of performance.
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For her first public commission in the UK, London-based artist Theresa Weber produces a site-specific installation responding to the history and architecture of Somerset House.
/whats-on/theresa-weber-cycles-unmasking
A celebration of contemporary electronic and experimental music and the makers behind it, curated by Somerset House Studios.
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Marking the 50th anniversary of internet pioneer Douglas Engelbart’s 1968 presentation.
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Somerset House Studios resident Eloise Hawser uncovers a hidden history of Peanuts in the British press.
/blog/what-have-you-done-snoopy
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.
/blog/homegrown-roots
The Body Series is a new programme of four events focused on the exploration of feminism, sexuality and expression through text, movement and sound.
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Now Play This returns with a new four-day virtual programme packed with interactive games, workshops, and conversations to enjoy from home.
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Assembly 2024 features a series of new commissions, collaborations, and live premieres.
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Everywhere Playground is a 5-day creative workshop where future artists, ages 16-19 are immersed in and guided by the creative practice of Sam Williams.
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A full-day programme of screenings, discussion and performance reflecting on Artificial Intelligence and its reshaping of the very essence of relationships.
/whats-on/hyper-functional-ultra-healthy-2025/new-love-machines-love
The Programme will showcase the rich and diverse history of photography up until the present day, and explore the current and future direction of the medium in a dynamic format
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Full 2019 festival line-up announced
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Talks Programme, Kinetic Sculpture Installation & Sponsors at Collect 2020 Unveiled
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Read the first of our Get Up, Stand Up Now artist Q&As as writer Bridget Minamore interviews artist Lavar Munroe
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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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Offering young people aged 18-25 work placements and workshops to support early professional development in the creative industries.
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