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Every body loves Flowers! This Thursday, 2nd Sept is the Private View of the premier the first installment of the Rob Flowers Museum of Miscellany – a museum within the new Drawers Gallery in which the artist will display his unique and extensive collection of art and memorabilla alongside the fascinating history of their creation. The museum will be a treasure trove of cultural flotsam and bizarre jetsam! The PV is from 7-10pm and will include music from the Broken Heart DJ's.
Psst! It's back! Secret Cinema, the pioneers of the live cinema experience announce their most ambitious event to date - running from this Fri, 3rd - Sun, 5th Sept! You know the score. We promised not to say anything, which is easy as we haven't the foggiest! But, ahoy there! We have a pair of tickets for one very lucky winner! Read Harriet Thompson's Interview with one of the creative performers from Secret Cinema for some hush hush gossip...
From one pioneer to another - enter the original moving image genius: Muybridge! Yes, the chap that famously proved that horses can fly. fact! An exhibition of his work opens at the Tate Britain [8 Sept] and we have a pair of tickets for a 'player'. The exhibition will present a range of his work, which continues to resonate with artists today, from Duchamp and Bacon to the film the Matrix and Philip Glass's opera The Photographer.
If you've just returned from the Edinburgh Festival (which apparently enjoyed box office records this year - hurrah!) then you may have seen the much acclaimed production by the charmingly witty and topical duo Dancing Brick. Their latest production, '6.0 How Heap & Pebble Took on the World & Won' runs at the BAC from 9-25 Sept. A terrific production that embraces contemporary science issues parallel to the showbiz world of Ice Skating!
May we ask a question - can you recommend anywhere cheap to stay in NYC? A pal is going from 8-18 Sept - please email vienna@run-riot.com with tips.
Finally - we have a jolly nice surprise for you next week! Tune in and you'll see... We're counting down!
Upcoming & Upbeat
 | Until 4 Sep. A review show of the artists represented by the gallery since it opened last Oct. Feat. Elina Brotherus, Peter Marlow, Lillian Bassman, Deborah Turbeville, Annabel Elgar, Susan Meiselas and Stephen Morgan. |
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 | 27 Jul - 4 Sep. OperaUpClose present an electric new translation of 'La Boheme' as they take you to the streets of Soho, in a tale of love and tragedy, indulgence and excess. |
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 | 9pm-3am. Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Ghouls, it is with grave pleasure you are invited to celebrate death, decadence and debauchery! Expect Gothic Blues-Punk, Death Brides, and skull painting!
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 | 10pm - 6am. The world’s most renowned fetish club is about to throw the erotically charged, lavish and undeniably sensual September Ball! Fashion! Rituals! Flesh! Music! Performance! Creative adventurer? Carpe diem! |
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 | Design and ecology collide to spawn stunning works of art with a green purpose. Showcasing now until September ground breaking designers such as Mathieu Lehanneur and the amazing Interactive Institute. Behold the future! |
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 | On the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, First Light tells the story of its youngest pilot. With Q&A between Guardian writer Jonathan Glancey and Geoffrey Wellum. |
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 | Visually fun and cosmetically cool, No Lipstick features works by internationally renowned artists such as Bram Bogart and Tom Wesselmann and younger upcoming artists including Jason Martin and Sam Irons. |
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 | Come along to BAFTA for your chance to grab a sneak peek at Him & Her, a new BBC 3 comedy series starring Russell Tovey and Sarah Solemani. |
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 | Do those in the public eye deserve privacy, or have they given up that right? Tonight discusses just that! What's your say? |
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 | Until 16 Jan. Muybridge was the chap who famously proved a horse can fly. The exhibition presents a range of his work, which continues to resonate with artists today, from Duchamp and Bacon, to the film The Matrix. |
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 | 6-8pm. In association with Neville Brody’s ADF (Anti Design Festival), PayneShurvell is proud to present 4by4 throughout the month of September: four curators / four shows / four publications / four weeks. |
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 | Britain's answer to Arcade Fire provides one of the biggest live music experiences you're likely to witness this year.
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 | The Fabulous Russella invites you to a night of glamour, backstabbing and tears. The original and best tranny talent competition is back! Smile! |
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 | Until, 25 Sept. Dancing Brick, that witty duo present their latest hit! A topical story of misguided optimism unfolds as we watch Heap & Pebble, the worlds greatest Ice Skaters perform while the ice caps melt away. |
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 | Take a tour of London to learn all about the Knights Templar and their presence in our fine city.
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