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We’ve been helping out Open Arts recently, an organisation which offers welcoming art groups for people with mental health problems.  The 12 week art courses they run comprise of sessions including drawing, painting, collage, print, textiles, clay, wire and photography and take place in community venues across the whole of South Essex.
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Culture Label is coming to a world wide web near you. As I understand it their plan is to do an ‘Amazon’ for the cultural products sold through gallery and museum shops – from Science Museum gizmos to Haywain coffee mugs.
As someone who is generally more a looker than a buyer when it comes to [...]

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(Above: Led Bib)
Led Bib should be a pop band. They have those strong individual looks of bands that I used to pull out of Smash Hits when I was younger. The exotic looking one, the young looking one, the smouldering one, the bad ass, the kind of goofy but really he’s the cutest one. Ahem, [...]

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‘EDF Substation’: the term brings to mind brick structures, on the side of a rail track or a sullen piece of derelict land; something belonging to the same category as the hatches we walk over on the pavement – things we don’t really notice or think about as we go about our business. “Secure structures [...]

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Frauke Requardt presents…
ROADKILL CAFE
A dance work in two parts set to a searing jazz score from John Zorn, performed in full for the first time on 18 & 19 April 2008 at The Place

“And then the Prime Minister approaches me and says ‘Daniel, you’re jazz. What do we do? There’s a war on. We need [...]

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Roadkill Cafe, Venice

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A jingoistic Monday…

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