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Dazzling cityscapes of London and New York with a cinematic quality.
London’s highest venue has the best back drop possible.
Thousands flock to light show on the Thames
This week's gig announcements make up in eclecticism what they lack in big names.
Hyde Park’s summer of festivals kicks off with world class rap and dance.
Search to find the next art students ready to make it in the art world, plus an interview with the founder of Debut Contemporary.
The Tallest Man On Earth's Hackney Empire show left us wanting more.
Bright, exuberant and British...but you might feel the loneliness of the long-distance runner, given the length.
See Mark Haddon, Iain Sinclair, John Banville, Lucy Mangan as well as the London Literature Festival.
Up and coming Asian artists take a unique approach to curating a two part exhbition.
The Canadian quartet descend on west London with bags of charisma and a lighting rig to match.
A sky made of miniature kites that evokes optimism and child-like wonderment.
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Exciting new work from emerging artists and companies.
The old BBC offices transformed into an indoor outdoor bar plus cabaret and comedy.
Let us guide you through the month's best gigs with our expert tips.
A one-hit wonder or is there more behind the Screams?
Dance in Elephant and Castle shopping centre, in Wandsworth Park and all over London.
Imaginative furniture and design inspired by comic books that is both art and architecture.
Gigs from Cardinal Burns, Rich Hall and Edinburgh previews galore.
Bargain theatre shows examine what it means to be British.
Noirish paintings that are unbelievably photorealistic.
We went to Saint Saviour's album launch show and it was dead good.
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