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Hear treasures from Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru’s unique song collection in Amharic, French and English, composed between 1940 ...
There are two time slots for different age groups. See age recommendation for details. WordPlay is a new programme at the ...
Hein’s aquatic sculpture Appearing Rooms was originally commissioned for the garden of the Villa Manin, Italy. For safety, we recommend that you wear shoes in the fountain. We ask that children wear ...
Join this workshop exploring Japanese zuihitsu, to challenge expectations of what a poem might be. From Sei Shōnagon’s humourous categories in ‘The Pillow Book’, to the amusing musings of Yoshida ...
Southbank Centre’s popular Summer Pop-Ups are back on the Queen’s Walk from 24 April, offering an exciting selection of food and drink right by the Thames. With its unbeatable lineup, Southbank Centre ...
Join Arachne Press for the online launch of the audiobook of The Knotsman by Math Jones. The Knotsman was published in 2019, and Math recently presented Arachne Press with a completed audiobook ...
Well wonder no more, as we take a closer look at works by four photographers – Hiroshi Sugimoto, Andreas Gursky, Charlie Phillips and Diane Arbus – which have each been exhibited here at the Southbank ...
But how much do you know about one of the worlds greatest ever operatic composers? A remarkable talent who overcame immense personal tragedy to produce some of the most enduring operas. As we get set ...
Battersea Arts Centre is hosting Poetry Pyjama Party, an event for first time or inexperienced poetry performers to write poems and read them out loud in a safe, relaxed space. The first part of the ...
Michelle de Kretser is an Australian writer with a world view; her books – for which she has won multiple awards – have been set in Australia, Sri Lanka, France, Italy and India. It’s a global path ...
On International Dance Day, the Southbank Centre unveils a programme that promises unforgettable experiences for everyone. An engine of creativity, the Southbank Centre’s programme brings together ...
Mickalene Thomas’ vibrant, large-scale portraits of Black women at rest reclaim space and representation in art history, celebrating love and radical repose. Thomas’ celebratory and glamorous ...