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Evangelion: An overlooked masterpiece
Evangelion, or the beast that shouted “I” at the heart of the world. Legendary series reaches out. (read more)
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Time and Space in video art and installation: James Alec Hardy
Space, construction, dying technologies and the rich rituals at the end of all things – James Alec Hardy (read more)
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Painting with time: Alex May
Digital capabilities and analogue expression in the work of Alex May. (read more)
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Time. Science. Erosion. Evidence: Fiona Crisp
Photographic entropy in work of Fiona Crisp (read more)
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Flaneurism and Found Things
The collages of Richard Hill (read more)
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Street, Train and Travel Within Urban Graffiti
Anthropologist Erik Hannerz on differentiating Street Art by location, audience, status and strategy. (read more)
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Galerie da-End: What Ticks
Theatrical declarations and curated authenticity. Galerie Da-End: The mystery and the multidisciplinary (read more)
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Occupying: Les Enragés to Los Indignados
Occupying Space Across Time: Prof. Martin Lang investigates occupation from Les Enragés to Los Indignados (read more)
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Photo London 2019
Now in its fifth edition, Photo London was founded in 2015 to give the city an international photography event befitting its status as a global cultural capital. (read more)
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Keith LeBlanc on Time & Space in Music
Interview with Keith LeBlanc – Ministry, Tackhead, Sugarhill Gang, Nine Inch Nails (read more)
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Psychohorology: Jordan Baseman on using time as a canvas
Jordan Baseman’s latest work Radio Influenza uses his technique of time and reportage to describe the progression of events that marked the Spanish Influenza Pandemic of 1918 (read more)
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I Had a Dream: Hatice Besun
Time and space are perhaps only a perception and a semantic construct. Hatice Besun Photography (read more)
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Precious Nothing Pt 1: Pi
Space-time contains value on all human levels of understanding so where do we sit with it? (read more)
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Art Money April : Photography in Focus
A review of the international art industry in April 2019 (read more)
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Compressing Parliamentary Love Time with Actress
Interview with electronic musician Actress: Reworking Stockhausen around a contemporary issue (read more)
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UK Culture Institutions Declare Climate Emergency
Inspired by Extinction Rebellion and School Strike For Climate, Culture Declares Emergency is organising a range of events in the run-up to Extinction Rebellion’s International Rebellion. (read more)
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Research to Focus on Creativity in Towns
A project to understand how culture is funded and engaged with across England will examine the distribution of cultural infrastructure and how people take part. (read more)
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Photojournalist Raises Fears About Freedom of Expression in Bangladesh
Bangladeshi photographer and activist Shahidul Alam has described his ongoing fight to clear his name after he was detained last year by police in Dhaka. (read more)
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Truth of Consequences Marks Anniversary of Marjory Stoneman Douglas Shooting
Portraits of the victims’ classmates will accompany LA artist Mel Greet’s Truth of Consequences sculptures, which were created in the aftermath of the deadliest school shooting in US history. (read more)
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Niio Transforms Hong Kong Harbour into a Major Immersive Art Experience
The facades of Hong Kong’s prominent Tsim Sha Tsui Centre and Empire Centre are showcasing the winning submissions of the Sino x Niio Illumination Art Prizes. (read more)
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An Able Tour Through the Bizarre and Horrific
Artist Krent Able is a man capable of creating stories and worlds which are truly surreal and macabre, yet remain oddly joyful. (read more)
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Paul Harfleet: The Pansy Project
Marking violence with disobedient acts of beauty. The Pansy Project. (read more)
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Golnaz Fathi: Calligraphy, movement in Iranian art
The art of Iran is intrinsically bound with religion and the calligraphic interpretation of their sacred texts. Golnaz Fathi (read more)
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Enrico Bonadio: The legal world and street Art.
As street art becomes part of how property developers market up-and-coming areas its role as a gentrifying marker is becoming clearer. Enrico Bonadio. Street Art Lawyer. (read more)
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Sculpture and expression
Sarah Sitkin: Bodies in decline, bodies at rest (read more)
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Mythological Entropy
Mothmeister: Revelations behind the mask (read more)
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Uncommon Bodies in Figurative Art
Martha Parsey: Symbolic feminism and the revolt (read more)
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Suffering and Transformation
Jung: The Body as a Symbol for Psychic Change (read more)
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Lungs of coral, hearts of stone
Katharine Dowson: Internal beauty reflected in nature (read more)
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Holy Flying Backbone, Man
Award-winning Australian contemporary circus troupe, Gravity & Other Myths, bring their latest show, Backbone, to London’s Southbank Centre. (read more)