News
Reinventing the Plastic Bottle
Plastic pollution is a major crisis, especially in the form of bottles. So, what can we do? (read more)
events
News
‘Is That Funny?’ Comedy and Politics
Across the globe, the line between Comedy and Politics is growing ever more blurred. This event discusses the implications, and the punchlines, that result. (read more)
Art
Loitered Lens: Frieze London International 2017- Sculpture Garden
Colour and comment: A look back at Frieze 2017 (read more)
Art
One Two Three Swing! Superflex at Tate Modern
It’s Swing Time! Globalisation, mobilisation and empowerment at Tate Modern (read more)
Society
Loitered Lens: Trebuchet Print Issue 2 Launch (Structure and Architecture)
Looking for Lola at the club down in old Soho…. Scenes from the launch of Trebuchet’s second print edition (read more)
Society
Load, Wind, Release! Trebuchet Issue Two Launch
Azimuth calculated, trajectory defined. Trebuchet’s second print issue – launched (read more)
Society
Loitered Lens: Great British Tattoo Show
Beauty’s only skin deep, but some tattoos… live forever? (read more)
Society
The Great British Tattoo Show 2017
Challenging conformity and promoting diversity – Ally Pally gets inked (read more)
Society
Slavoj Zizek and Will Self In Conversation
Two of the West’s most dangerous thinkers go head to pointy head (read more)
Society
Thanatopolis II: Ghostly Frescoes, Industrial Art (at Waterloo)
Thanatopolis II: An Evening with Autopsia (read more)
Sound
Going Down the Soul Mine?
The Soul Mine returns to Hanway Social for a late night of soul, funk and 60s sharp cuts (read more)
Sound
The Jonesing Jams: Worlds Collide (Psych Rock Jams, April 20)
Improvised and fleeting psych rock jams amongst Brick Lane’s bodacious baltis and bagels. (read more)
News
Demon Dayz Festival (featuring Gorillaz): Details
Demon Dayz marks Gorillaz’ welcome return to the live stage (read more)
Society
Emotional Journeys Beyond the Fourth Wall: Cirque Bijou
Busy? Hell yeah! Embracing the moment and making an impact with Cirque Bijou (read more)
Sound
Take a Pew. Piano Day, Union Chapel
Piano, Grime, Jazz and Dance at the Union Chapel, London. (read more)
Art
I wanted to actually capture some of the sky. (Interview: Nicola Anthony)
‘As a species we adapt. Many suffering, and others denying. This is a classic reaction to trauma.’ (read more)
Art
Krisis, Contribution, Conversation: Talking Photography (Interview with John Clang and Sama Alshaibi)
Art – asking the early and meaningful questions society is not ready to address (read more)
Society
Of Short Cinema and Semiotics: PoetryFilm
PoetryFilm: image, text and sound techniques in very experimental forms (read more)
Society
Goblinballs, Golden Gods, Gowns.
The crowd are jubilant, golden-faced and shiny-eyed, there to dance until they can dance no longer. (read more)
Art
Every myth is a memory, formed through complex layers of tellings through time.
OE: Orpheus and Euridice: For the next half an hour music and poetry weaved in and out of each other in a richly discursive mesh of words and sounds, sometimes obscuring and at other times refining each other. (read more)
Sound
London Drum Show
Spread over two floors, the London Drum Show was a mixture of commerce, education and performance. (read more)
Society
Brompton World Championship
The Brompton World Championship is a serious endeavour. Fun and colourful yes, but also earnest and limit pushing. (read more)
Sound
Max Richter – Memoryhouse revisited
Vinyl release of Max Richter’s memoryhouse and a rare Barbican performance on Jan 24 of this masterwork. (read more)
News
Secret Garden Party reveals 2013 Theme
This year the Secret Garden will be asking all Gardeners to explore their affinity to the supernatural, the inexplicable and the irrational… to indulge the tussle between the left brain’s sober analysis and the right’s need to conjure it’s own reality. (read more)
News
Sex, Anarchism, Politics and Pirates: London’s Theatres Collaborate
This week saw the launch of a new collaborative project between 12 of London’s top theatre venues, who are changing the way Londoners find theatre. (read more)