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CULTURAL TRAFFIC ARTS FAIR – Sunday 7th October 2018
For one day only it will be at East London’s Old Spitalfields Market, coinciding with Frieze Art Fair. It's a free event.
Artists announced for Jerwood Open Forest
Rebecca Beinart, Magz Hall, Keith Harrison, David Rickard and David Turley will each receive a £2,000 research and development fee with which to expand...
FRIEZE PROJECTS – SYMPOSIUM: WORKING ACROSS CONTINENTS
Frieze Projects 2016 presented a one-day series of conversations at the Goethe Institut in London. The focus of the conversations was on how cultural...
Artists can win £11,000 in prizes in Wales Contemporary / Cymru Gyfoes competition
Moss Carroll, Calon Ddaear, exhibited as part of Wales Contemporary 2019, winner of the Young Artist Prize
AROE: From Then On’ – A Retrospective at Helm Gallery Celebrates the Legacy of...
‘AROE: From Then On’ – A Retrospective at Helm Gallery Celebrates the Legacy of a Graffiti Icon
Helm Gallery...
The Pogues, singer-songwriter Shane MacGowan is to debut his first Art Exhibition
The Andipa gallery in London, will present The Eternal Buzz and the Crock of Gold, an exhibition by the acclaimed singer-songwriter Shane MacGowan....
Life Lines: A New Exhibition by LUAP| 6 – 21 December 2024
Curated by Guerin Projects, Life Lines, a major new exhibition by multidisciplinary British artist LUAP (Paul Robinson), opens on 6 December 2024...
Ireland’s ‘heritage heroes’ took centre stage at National Heritage Awards 2018
Hosted by the Heritage Council, the National Heritage Week Awards highlighted Ireland's 'heritage heroes', and showcased the most engaging and innovative National...
Oliver Zeffman presents ‘Live at the V&A’
Zeffman conducts academy of St. Martin in the fields with violinist Viktoria Mullova - in the V&A’S newly restored Raphael Court.
LATA STREET CULTURE FESTIVAL
LATA STREET CULTURE FESTIVAL
Returns for its second edition at the Red Gallery
RED GALLERY, 1-3 RIVINGTON STREET, LONDON EC2A 3DT
29th JUNE – 2ND JULY 2016
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