Assembly 2024 features a series of new commissions, collaborations, and live premieres.
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To celebrate designer Bethany Williams’ flag commission we met with Bethany and collaborator The Magpie Project to learn more.
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Enjoy a zero-waste Christmas this year.
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Artist, filmmaker, and writer whose work facilitates critical and compassionate engagement with how ongoing histories of coloniality surface between personal and collective experiences.
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On 15 April Graham Dunning deconstructs the rave with Dismantle Yourself, a night of experimental dancefloor focused electronic music.
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The 50th anniversary of a 1960s British cinema icon: a mystery following a fashion photographer through a swinging London where nothing is what it seems.
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Jake Gyllenhaal’s cult antihero Donnie Darko and Devil’s spawn Damien Thorn team up for an eerily entertaining double-bill of suburban Gothic and Satanic panic.
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This triple Oscar-winner follows an African-American boy’s journey from youth to young manhood is one of the most talked-about and deeply-felt films of recent times.
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Tune into London based artist and filmmaker Maeve Brennan’s Peer Exchange, where she provides an insight into her practice. Plus learn new skills and ask direct questions.
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The Creative Job Studio is an inspirational talent and skills development space for young people to meet arts organisations and creative professionals.
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Join Emily Mae Martin, TOAST Repair Specialist, to learn how to darn your knitwear.
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After approximately twelve hours from the point of deepest sleep (in the Sleep Phase), the body undergoes a second rest phase as part of the circadian rhythm.
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The World Illustration Awards Exhibition returns to Somerset House this summer, showcasing the best work by international emerging and established illustrators.
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The first UK major solo exhibition of Malick Sidibé, the 'Eye of Bamako'
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This special panel from Dundee, the UK’s first UNESCO City of Design, will explore how games can be used for good.
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Entitled Deep Deep Dream, Ignota Books curates this special broadcast.
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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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Associate Artist Jennifer Walshe hosts a series of salons discussing music, sound, the internet and digital technologies, co-curated by Adam Harper and Michael Waugh.
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Somerset House director Jonathan Reekie shares his annual round-up of cultural highlights from the year gone by at Somerset House.
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Artist Deborah Pearson and academic Anna Snaith present The Filibuster, a 12 hour durational piece inviting women to take up space and speak.
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