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Debut 2010 – Maverik Gallery Shoreditch

By Rob on July 16, 2010

The Arts University College Bournemouth Graduation show for its very talented Photographers is showing over the coming few days at the Maverik Gallery on Redchurch Street, Shoreditch.   The Maverik is showing works from 5 students, Ginny Marsh, Dave Atkinson, David Powell, Clare Hewitt and Katie Higson.

Ginny Marsh

Ginny Marsh

There is work here for everyones taste, fashion, documentary, portraiture and the Maverik gallery has allowed these 5 students to really spead out there work and show a real consistancy within there bodie of works.

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Thomas James Hole

Thomas James Hole

Meanwhile over at The Proud Galleries, Charing Cross the exhibition continues with a further 10 students each showing 4 photographs each from there portfolios.

Both exhibitions are well worth a look and show the immense and varied talent coming out of this Bournemouth College, so go take a look whilst you can.  Shows end this weekend!!!!

Maverik showroom

68-72 Redchurch street

Shoreditch

London

E2 7DP

Always be a poet, even in prose

By Lindsey & Claire on July 14, 2010

The Poetry Society today makes a final call for young poets to step forward in their international search for the poetry talents of tomorrow – The Foyle Young Poets of the Year Award 2010

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The Foyle Young Poets of the Year Award is the most widely respected award for upcoming poets and is renowned for uncovering talent. Over 14,000 young people apply each year, proving poetry to be increasingly popular as amongst young people – previous winners are performers at the Big Chill and Latitude. The closing date of 31st July for entries looms,  so get on it lovelies!

The Foyle Young Poets of the Year Award is open to poets 11 -17 years of age, and has consistently uncovered scrumptious talent in its 13 years in existence… Let’s get a Balladeer exposed this year!

Good Luck! x

ART AGAINST KNIVES

By Lindsey & Claire on July 10, 2010

This year LOVEBOX have teamed up with Art Against Knives to raise awareness and money for the worthy cause. The charity was born out of the tragic, unprovoked stabbing of Central St Martins Student Oliver Hemsley and has gained the support of artists and celebrities including Tracey Emin, Giles Deacon, Vivienne Westwood, Antony Gormley, Tim Walker, Rankin…the list goes on.

The charity has set up long term projects engaging young people from troubled areas in art workshops and have recently launched Darkroom a permanent space to nurture raw talent in these communities. The work that Art Against Knives carry out is amazing, and such a worthy and necessary cause. Support them, follow them and spread the word. You can see a full list of events on their website. And don’t forget to appreciate the art.

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Konrad Wyrevek

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Lets Go To Lovebox…

By Lindsey & Claire on July 7, 2010

Can’t escape the City? Don’t want to? Fancy a trip to Landan Taaawn? LOVEBOX is the perfect excuse…love1

16th 17th & 18th July, and it a total early 80s LoveIn with Roxy Music and Grace Jones…Jeeeeez this summer is good for festivals!! My stripped down LoveList includes:

* Bombay Bicycle Club * Ellie Goulding * Mystery Jets * The Maccabees * Empire of the Sun * Matt Henshaw * I Blame Coco * ROXY FRIGGIN MUSIC!!!! * Wild Beasts * GRACE JONES!!! * Hercules & Love Affair * Hot Chip * The Correspondents *

Festival Fashion really gets my tase buds tingling…and since at LOVEBOX we get to start every day fresh as a daisy, I’m expecting good things. I predict that the fashions will reflect Grace (should I say I’m HOPING that the fashion will reflect Grace) and I want to see a load of shoulder pads, blazers and no trousers.

Ballad Of… have been keeping a very close eye on the NME BREAKTHROUGH competition which saw Matt Henshaw beat off competition from Ballad faves Loose Talk Costs Lives to win his place to open the Main Stage on Friday 16th. That will be one not to miss.

So yes, the countdown has begun. Blue eye shadow, oil on legs, (I’ll let you off with the stilettos, a pair of boots will do)..maybe a glove, lets all head to Victoria Park, LOVEBOX is calling.

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LONDON LITERATURE FESTIVAL: Slavoj Zizek…

By yasmine on July 4, 2010

LONDON LITERATURE FESTIVAL: Slavoj Zizek

The incredible Slovenian philosopher and critical theorist, Zizek delivers a talk on the death of capitalism and how we’ll all cope once his vision unravels.

Them Crooked Vultures…

By yasmine on

At the Brixton Academy on Monday 5th July.

‘The exceedingly super supergroup comprising Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters), Josh Homme (Queens of the Stone Age) and John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin) rock the Academy to raise money for their friend Brian O’Connor who has been diagnosed with cancer. ‘

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Macbeth on open air theatre…

By yasmine on

Go to the Open Air Theatre until July 31st

Inner Circle, Regent’s Park, NW1 4NR

For £12 , Mon-Wed, Fri 1.15pm; Sat 9.45am; Sun 10am and 1.30pm go and watch Macbeth in the open air, one not to be missed out on!!!

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Wolfgang Tillmans

By yasmine on June 25, 2010

Jun 26-Aug 29 Serpentine Gallery, Kensington Gardens

Exhibition by Wolfgang Tillmans at the Serpentine Gallery from June 26st to August 29th.

Find photography of everyday life, potraits, fashion or abstract.

London Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival

By yasmine on June 24, 2010

Sun Jun 27 London Regatta Centre, Royal Albert Docks, Dockside Road, London, E16 2QT

Thirty dragon boats compete in a day of racing on the river, accompanied by dockside attractions including a lion dance, kung fu, live music, market stalls, bouncy castle and face painting. The event is traditionally held by Chinese farmers to welcome the start of the rainy season.

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Check out more info at www.lclc.co.uk/dragonboat

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Watch this Space…

By yasmine on June 23, 2010

Jun 23-Sep 26 Theatre Square, National Theatre, South Bank

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The National Theatre’s two-month festival of outdoor street theatre, cabaret, music and film screenings takes over the South Bank with a programme that includes theatre, family events and late-night DJs.

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