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London Agenda: The Public(s) Land Grab @ TenderpixelManu Buttiglione | Apr 19, 2016
Saturday 23 April, 12:30 -15:00 Tenderpixel at Loughborough Farm Loughborough Road (opposite to Wyck Gardens) SW9 7JD London As part of the eight-week series ‘Spatial Practices and the Urban Commons’ organised by Tenderpixel, Thomas Dobson invites …
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London Agenda: Dissent as an iPhone app @ ArebyteManu Buttiglione | Apr 12, 2016
Wednesday 13 April, 18:30 Arebyte Gallery Queen’s Yard, White Post Ln, London E9 5EN How participation can challenge the format of the exhibition on line? On the occasion of the last days of the exhibition …
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States of Becoming: Emilie Pugh at The Cob GallerySophie Mayer | Apr 8, 2016
“States of Becoming is a solo exhibition of recent work by the British Artist Emilie Pugh. It brings together over 20 works of varying scale and technique, which investigate the micro and macro structures of life …
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London Agenda: A complaining games night @ The ShowroomManu Buttiglione | Apr 5, 2016
Thursday 7 April, 6.30–8.30pm The Showroom 63 Penfold Street, London, NW8 8PQ Have you had a bad day? Join artist Hamish MacPherson’s games night and feel free to rant about it! Don’t miss this …
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London Agenda: Lupercalia Live @ Bosse&BaumManu Buttiglione | Mar 16, 2016
Friday 18th March, 19.00-22.00 Bosse & Baum 133 Copeland Road, SE15 3SN London (entrance also through 133 Peckham Rye Lane) An evening of readings, performance and screening on the occasion of Miriam Austin’s solo show …
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Feeling in the Eyes at Tenderpixel, LondonSophie Mayer | Feb 25, 2016
Feeling in the Eyes is named after the 2002 video that sits on the windowsill of Tenderpixel Gallery, Cecil Court, London. The gallery is in a magical street of independent shops selling books, prints, antiques, …
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A Walk Through The Art: Gallery Shows in London, Winter 2016Manu Buttiglione | Feb 19, 2016
Finally acknowledging the late arrival of Winter in the UK, we have undertaken an exhibition marathon during these weeks, touring around art galleries in Central London – mainly around the art districts of …
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An open window to Ramallah, a few streets away from Kensington, LondonManu Buttiglione | Feb 5, 2016
The Mosaic Rooms brings the work of six Palestinian artists to London with the exhibition ‘Suspended Accounts’, hosted on the premises of the A.M. Qattan Foundation in Earls Court, and curated by Viviana …
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Grand Magasin Deux at French Riviera 1988, LondonManu Buttiglione | Dec 16, 2015
If you are still panicking about your Christmas shopping, it might be worth planning a visit to the Grand Magasin Deux, a special festive project organized by French Riviera 1988 in East London. …
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A Walk Through the Art: Frieze London 2015Manu Buttiglione | Oct 18, 2015
As every year, Frieze London 2015 sets the pace for new exhibiting season in Europe, with the purpose of showing some of today’s most significant and trendy contemporary art, ‘the emerging to the iconic’. The …
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Magnificent obsessions of artists on show at the BarbicanAntonella Gasparato | May 18, 2015
Damien Hirst is a human skulls collector with a strong passion for taxidermy and natural curiosities: no surprise. The Japanese photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto collects fossils, antique optical instruments and anatomical prints: for him, fossils and …
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Slinakachu at Andipa Gallery, LondonGowri Balasegaram | Mar 18, 2015
Slinakachu, the artist who has been ‘abandoning’ his miniature people on the streets of cities around the world since 2006, is exhibiting a new body of work at Andipa Gallery. Entitled Miniaturesque, the exhibition features seventeen …
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