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• SingEasy Manager / SingEasy West End / London

  22-06-2019 23:38
  SingEasy is London’s number one sing-along venue, located within The Pianoworks West End. We aim to offer the very best in live music, entertainment, food, drink and...
  
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• Gallery Assistant / Japanese Gallery Kensington, Ltd / London

  22-06-2019 18:02
  Holding one of the largest collections of original woodblock prints in Europe, Japanese Gallery Kensington LTD offers potential candidates the chance to work closely with Japanese art whilst gaining...
  
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• Leaves become intricate crochet art – in pictures

  22-06-2019 18:00
  Artist Susanna Bauer describes the delicate leaf and crochet sculptures she’s been making for the past 10 years as “a tribute to nature”. The German-born artist, who now lives in Cornwall, gathers fallen leaves from several favourite trees and on her travels. “I am in awe of the intricate details, the colours, textures and compositions that I find every time I’m outside,” she says. Bauer uses magnolia leaves most often, for their classic shape and strong veins
  
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• Performers for Moon Festival / Emergency Exit Arts / London

  22-06-2019 17:20
  Moon Festival 2019.
  It’s the first year of an annual festival celebrating community and our connection with the moon. To open the week long festival we are hosting a street party in Greenwich...
  
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• The Legend Of King Arthur / Boxtree Productions / London

  22-06-2019 16:05
  Arthur is fed up! He is tired of his knuckles being rapped by his teacher, being ignored by his parents and bullied by his brother Kay. However, little does he know that there is prophecy of a hero,...
  
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• Pest and the Profound / Artizan Gallery / South West / DEVON

  22-06-2019 16:02
  What do insects, an ambulance stretcher and Trump have in common? They all feature in Sarah Vaci’s debut solo exhibition “Pest and the Profound”.
  Sarah Vaci is a practicing...
  
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• The private Polaroids of a celebrated cinematographer

  22-06-2019 16:00
  Robby Müller, who shot for Wim Wenders, Jim Jarmusch and more, was never without a cameraThe Polaroids were taken during rare moments of respite from work. On weekends, when he wasn’t completely immersed in his day job, Robby Müller would pull out a SX-70, a 600, a Spectra, or whatever model of Polaroid camera he was using at the time, and start capturing the everyday details he saw around him.Often it would be an interior shot of his hotel room: he’d notice light seeping t
  
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• On the Edge of Infinity/Imaginary Drawn with Light / Artizan Gallery / South West / DEVON

  22-06-2019 15:59
  Andrea and Jerry Shearing come together for a collaborative show of uniquely individual coastal inspired works. 
  ‘On the Edge of Infinity’, draws together recent works by artist...
  
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• Cathy Lomax: Girls on film / Vane / North East

  22-06-2019 15:29
  Saturday 29 June 2-3.30pm 
  The event is free but places are limited. Contact the gallery to book a place at [email protected] or 0191 261 8281
  Christine Keeler is just one of the many real...
  
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• Contemporary Dance / Chisenhale Dance Space / London

  22-06-2019 14:26
  Maria’s joyful and physical classes are perfect for dancers who are ready to move on from Beginner level.  These sessions draw on Maria’s rich dance experience including modern and...
  
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• Revealed: the illustrious past of a mystery portrait

  22-06-2019 13:01
  Zaga Christ, a pretender to the Ethiopian throne, was the first black man depicted in a European miniature in 1635When Sotheby’s sold a 17th-century portrait miniature last year, it was unable to identify its black sitter, cataloguing him only as “a North African, possibly an Abyssinian”. When Christie’s sold it some 20 years earlier, it too had been unable to put a name to a face. Now a British art expert has discovered that the sitter was a pretender to the Ethiopian th
  
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• Mark Rylance Resigns 30-Year Association With Royal Shakespeare Company Over BP Sponsorship

  22-06-2019 00:03 via feedproxy.google.com
  Though the Wolf Hall actor last appeared on stage in an RSC production in 1989, his very public resignation as a longstanding “associate artist” is, at the least, a public relations blow to the prestigious company. – Deadline
  
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