Oxfam’s Pedal Powered Outdoor Cinema
Laban
Creekside
London SE8 3DZ
Thursday 6th August
7:30pm
Free
“A screening of Franny Armstrong’s ‘The Age of Stupid’, sickness cheapest starring Pete Postlethwaite, followed by a panel discussion with contributors from Oxfam, the GLA and the team behind the film. The event is completely powered by bike and those attending are invited to contribute some pedal power. Booking essential.”
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Dan Garson and Henry Diltz – The Woodstock Experience
Idea Generation Gallery
11 Chance Street
London E2 7JB
5th August – 30th August
Monday – Friday 12pm – 6pm
Saturday & Sunday 12pm -5pm
Free
“Woodstock Experience provides a visual trip through those legendary days, 40 years ago, in a field outside New York, featuring scores of photographs from official Woodstock photographer Henry Diltz and unseen and unpublished images by star-struck but quick-witted teen photographer Dan Garson.”
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Paper City: Urban Utopias
In the Architecture Space
Royal Academy
Burlington House
Piccadilly
London W1J 0BD
31 July—27 October 2009
10am-6pm every day except Friday
10am-10pm Friday
Laurie Chetwood
“Paper City: Urban Utopias showcases a selection of extraordinary drawings, collages and photomontages that have been produced for Blueprint as part of their back-page ‘Paper City’ commissions over the past three years. Architects, designers, artists and illustrators including James Wines, Steven Appleby and Ian Ritchie RA articulate their ideas about the city, suggesting imaginative possibilities for the future. The exhibition also includes new commissions from Peter Cook RA, Chris Orr RA, Marc Atkins, Javier Mariscal and RA Schools students Inez de Coo and Rachael Champion.”
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The Tomorrow People
Elevator Gallery
Mother Studios
Queens Yard
White Post Lane
Hackney Wick
London E9 5EN
Friday – Sunday 12pm – 5pm
Until 14th August
Free
“Part of Hackney Wicked festival, The Tomorrow People and Elevator Gallery presents you ‘the artists of the future’ with exciting work by recent graduates across a broad range of different media, including Amy Clarke, Vicky Gold, Andrew Locke and Jon Moscow.”
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Clare Shilland – Girls! Girls! Girls!
House of Propellers
5 Back Hill
London EC1R 5EN
Until 23rd September
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 6pm, Saturday 11am – 4pm
This is the debut solo exhibition from south Londoner and fashion photographer Clare Shilland. From a lifelong urge to be a female drummer comes this documentation of girls who are just that, an ambition she says was thwarted when she realised she had an inability to play the drums. Contrasting the two poles of Shilland’s personality, the tomboy and the femme, as well as beauty and bravado, movement and stillness, these images are both intimate and honest, qualities that are the backbone to all Shilland’s work.
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Deceitful Moon
Hayward Gallery
South Bank Centre
Belvedere Road
London SE1 8XZ
Until 31st August
Open daily 10am – 6pm, late nights Friday until 10pm
Free
“Opening 40 years after the Apollo 11 moon landings, the group exhibition Deceitful Moon does not mark the anniversary of this world-shaping event, but rather commemorates the longstanding doubt that it took place at all. Featuring work by British and international artists, the show explores the moon as a site for misrepresentation and mistrust, touching on a tradition of hoaxes and conspiracy theories that reaches back to at least the 18th century.”
Artists include: Tom Dale, William Hogarth, Aleksandra Mir, Karen Russo, Amalia Pica, Sam Porritt, Johannes Vogl, Grant Morrison & Cameron Stewart, Carey Young and Keith Wilson.
Categories ,Cinema, ,Clare Shilland, ,Hayward Gallery, ,Listings, ,London, ,Paper, ,Photography, ,Royal Academy
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