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Image: Photograph of Lois Weaver.
In June Queen Mary University of London in revolutionary East London will host Peopling the Palaces. The free festival of radical performance, activism and workshops from artists like Nando Messias, Meg Hodgson, and Shaun Caton.
I recently found myself uttering the phrase that inevitably escapes any Londoner’s mouth at some point in their life: there’s nothing to do. And whilst this isn’t true, of course, once you’ve exhausted the available galleries, museums, restaurants, and theatre productions in the London art scene, it truly does feel like there’s little else left to do on the weekend.
Image credit: Photo by Jack Offord.
Tom Marshman has been a practicing artist for 21 years, and produced over 60 projects, across many mediums, including - museum audio-tours, theatre & cabaret fuelled by idiosyncratic, eccentric sensibility. Here he chats to RR about his latest endeavour with two of England's National Treasures...
The exhibition “Pure Filth” by Norwegian artist Annike Flo is currently on show at The Smallest Gallery in Soho.
Working critically with scenography, textiles and bio art, Annike Flo's artistic practice centres on staging encounters with organisms and other entities, with a focus on relinquishing space and decentering the human.
Photo Credit: Anna Patakarina
Later this month, the Southbank Centre will play host to ‘Love in Mind’, a one-night-only spectacle of sound and vision to launch the Harvey Parker Trust.
