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The power of photos, redefined.
Four artists create experimental dinners at the Sluice Art Fair.
Shunt invite you to step into the labyrinth for their new production The Architects
Soho newcomer subverts all expectations.
The ever-popular Shunt Collective bring their mysterious show to The Biscuit Factory.
Be transported from the cynicism of the pop-up craze to a snug corner of Peru.
Discover a new restaurant hidden behind an abandoned petrol station in King's Cross.
Time heals and waits for no man, and sometimes you just want to kill it
Discover a pear the size of a baby's head.
Look out for the "mighty 6-headed jazz comedy beast" lurking in The Horne Section
Plus fours at the ready, pedallers
Explore art, cocktails and "how thick is wall" at The King and The Minotaur this month, and escape the conventional art gallery experience.
Better than Christmas: Old Street roundabout becomes 'an Edwardian Beijing'.
If you're feeling brokenhearted about the upcoming closure of Shunt later this month, then take solace in the next generation of underground artistic events, as The King and The Minotaur opens on the 8th April.
Bethnal Green Road's Mason and Taylor taps into a desire for something wholesome, old fashioned and familiar with a trendy edge in the creation of their dining menu.
A pitch perfect performance evokes a dusty, sun-drenched, mildly hungover Saturday afternoon in the Midwest.
"Queens", "head", and "5 year olds" may be phrases you're more likely to find on the Daily Mail's comments section at the moment, but we bring these to you today since Essex Road's infamous boozer, The Old Queens Head, is celebrating its 5th birthday in quite spectacular, multifaceted fashion next month.
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