It is either credit to the subliminal, crawl-under-your-skin nature of pop culture, or perhaps just the ultra-absorbent, internet-centred state of mind which I’m currently occupying, that I have just bought Lana Del Rey’s album, Born to Die.
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Georgeois Bourgeois and Maurice Maurice are a singing, dancing, talking celebration of live performance. Maybe it’s my proximity to the stage which makes the liveness so sensuous – I’m close enough to see smudged lipstick, green nail varnish, shaking fingers and torn, sequined seams – but I’m sure everyone in the room feels it.
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| 20/12/11 |
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This weekend's events look to be exciting (if you like sitting in car parks, tunnels or under the A12 flyover that is...)
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| 07/07/11 |
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It might rain this weekend, it might not. But it probably will. Let's all go out and have a good time regardless of impromptu rain showers. Here are this weekend's event listings...
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| 10/06/11 |
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June has arrived, along with an array of what looks to be interesting events.
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| 03/06/11 |
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Tomorrow is the last Art Club at Chisenhale Dance Space until Autumn - it promises to be good! Also ArtEvict invite you to their June event, offering a night of performances all for free.
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| 31/05/11 |
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It's a Bank Holiday Weekend! Let's all jump for joy and delve into some cultural treats. Here are a few events to get your creative juices flowing...
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| 27/05/11 |
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This month's Art Club at Chisenhale Dance Space is guest curated by our very own Gillie Kleiman. Artists from Ireland, France and Romania present a mixed bill of live art, dance and music.
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| 02/05/11 |
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I'm a bit of Clingon. I cling on to books. I did manage to let Pablo Neruda's Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair go on Wednesday night, such was the condition for entry to The Goodbye Library at The Nave (love converted churches) in Islington.
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| 30/04/11 |
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Chisenhale Art Club, Daniel Linehan at Lilian Baylis, and The Place Prize finals.
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| 05/04/11 |
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