Communication (Marketing) Skills delivered by specialist James Bishop.
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How can we anticipate the unintended consequences of technology on people and society?
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Watch and listen to the sounds of Beatrice Dillon, Lawrence Lek and Karen Gwyer, with a film & series of podcasts recorded at ASSEMBLY, curated by Christian Marclay.
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Forms of community are now more important than ever. Transmissions is an online platform commissioning artists and bringing people together to share their work within a DIY TV show format.
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The second episode of Transmissions featuring Sophie Jung, an artist who works across text, sculpture and performance.
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Studios resident Florence Peake leads a performative group workshop.
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Presented by the Crafts Council, Collect is the leading international art fair for contemporary craft and design. The fair showcases the best work created by living artists in the world today.
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We are not currently able to operate Winter Domes but very much hope to re-open at a later date.
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One of the world’s leading photography competitions.
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A man creates a children's community based on principles of love and compassion, and struggles with the dark forces unleashed in the process.
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An exhibition of rarely-displayed and unseen works from the Victoria and Albert Museum's preeminent collection of photographs.
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Collectively create a banner to support the Makerversity Hack event working with grassroots civic groups. The outcomes will be taken to the streets as part of a day of direct action.
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With rare access to the guarded world of sweatshops, Rahul Jain brings us into one of the thousands of textile mills in heavily industrialized Sachin, India.
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Berghaus’s installation proposes a walk in the wilderness to reconnect with our emotional selves.
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Due to popular demand of the now sold out RAGE series an additional presentation of The Cage. Please note this is a NAKED only performance.
/whats-on/assembly/naked-the-cage
On the day that the UK is due to withdraw from the EU we Ban the B word in conjunction with Hanna Moon & Joyce NG: English As A Second Language.
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As The Matrix celebrates its 20th anniversary with our screening, we revisit the year of the film’s release and ask: Was 1999 the greatest year in modern movie history?
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Creator of TV phenomenon The Crown, Peter Morgan will talk about a major inspiration and influence on his own life and art, the screenwriting of the late William Goldman.
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A screening of Charlotte Prodger’s Turner Prize-winning film BRIDGIT to coincide with the exhibition Unquiet Moments.
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Visual artist and performer Zadie Xa presents a new six-part narrative sound piece for ASSEMBLY 2020.
/whats-on/zadie-xa-moon-poetics-4-courageous-earth-critters-and-dangerous-day-dreamers
