We don’t tend to paste press releases, but this does such a good job of summarizing Scotland’s activity over the next few weeks, we couldn’t
Month: August 2012
Julius Caesar is victorious at the Olympic Games
This week, the Noel Coward theatre staged a new commission within the World Shakespeare Festival, part of the wider London 2012 Festival. The Royal Shakespeare
Pin Trading, an Olympic sub-culture
(2012, Aug 9) Over the last 7 years, you most likely encountered someone in Britain wearing a London 2012 pin. You might even have bought
British film shines at the Olympics
(2012, Aug 7) British film has featured in the Olympic programme even since before the Opening Ceremony, as the London 2012 Festival commissioned 4 new
The Tanks @TATE Modern
(2012, 4 July) The Tanks are not a military exhibition during the Games, but are a new space in TATE Modern. Perhaps one of the
Little Sun, TATE Modern
(2012, Aug 4) If you fancy an alternative art experience, try to book for the TATE Modern’s ‘Little Sun’ exhibition experience where gallery goers creep
Rio Occupation London finale
(2012, August 3) There are some parties during the Olympic Games that just feel like the place that everyone wants to be. Often, these take
Creative Cities Collection, Fine Arts Exhibition London in 2012
(1 August, 2012) This evening at the Barbican, a vast exhibition of 500 artists launched as part of the ‘inspired by London 2012’ program me.
World Cities Culture Report
(1 August, 2012) This morning saw the launch of a multi-city report, attempting to benchmark the level of cultural activity taking place in leading cities
The Owl and the Pussy Cat
(31 July, 2012) A canal is not your typical spot for an impromptu opera, but at Mile End Park, locals, opera goers, and even athletes