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Gasworks gallery presents Resolution 978 HD: An Exhibition by Model Court
Model Court, a collective of visual and conceptual artists, provides a striking interrogation of the controversial use of technology in universal jurisdiction.
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Ikon Youth Programme reviews Jane and Louise Wilson film piece at the Herbert
The Birmingham gallery sends teenage critics on an assignment to nearby Coventry for a show about an unfinished Stanley Kubrick movie.
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Museums at Night 2013: In the Company of the Curious: Steampunk at Dragon Hall
Audience-inspired theatre, peepshows, Victorian dueling, music, sketches and gentlemen poets: Norwich's Dragon Hall has a brilliant Museums at Night lined up.
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Museums at Night 2013: Harewood House ushers in Harewood at Twilight
Yorkshire's magical Harewood House will reveal a magnificent staircase, a major art display, insights into the life of a French master chef and more this Museums at Night.
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Curator's Choice: Ciara Phipps on colourful court shoes at Newcastle's Discovery Museum
Find out about a pair of shoes which were handmade in Paris for a dancer during the 1920s but illustrate a design style still prevalent in swish footwear almost a century on.
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Museums at Night 2013: Andrew Lane's Lost Worlds at Barts Pathology Museum
Andrew Lane, the author of the Young Sherlock Holmes series, is heading to the wondrous Bart's Pathology Museum for a special reading for Museums at Night.
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Ordinary/Extra/Ordinary unites Jeremy Deller, Tracey Emin and more at The Public
Vitality, diversity and humour are the aims for curator David Thorp in a British Council touring show which brings the likes of David Shrigley and Martin Creed to West Bromwich.
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Jake Chapman talks art, Hastings and the joys of "funny pessimism" ahead of Museums at Night
The Chapman Brothers' Museums at Night event at the Jerwood Gallery in Hastings may have raised a few eyebrows, but as Jake Chapman explains, "no-one's going to get hurt..."
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Felice Varini performs trick of illusion in Across the Buildings at King's Cross
The Swiss artist's first major commission in the UK uses projected metallic shapes to create an illusion across buildings spanning 542 metres.
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Shadows of former King's College labs fill Somerset House Inigo Rooms in Plant Science
An installation art duo are carrying out a reclamation of the "oddly significant" artefacts from a doomed set of labs where leading scientists once worked in London.
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Oldest surviving English grand piano to play again at Duke of Wellington's Apsley House
Owned by the Duke of Wellington in the magnificent Hyde Park house he lived in after Waterloo, Americus Backers' 241-year-old grand piano has gone on public view.
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National Railway Museum makes final touches to magnificent Dominion of Canada train
Organisers in York say the painstaking process of adding lettering to the side of a 1930s locomotive from Canada is the culmination of a "labour of love".
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Gavin Turk on pharaohs, pyramids and magic carpet rides ahead of Museums at Night 2013
Gavin Turk is heading to Bristol Museum and Art Gallery for Museums at Night. Here he tells Mark Sheerin about the power of the pyramids and other wisdom from the east.
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Maurizio Anzeri creates photo-sculptures in solo show commissioned by Chapter
Maurizio Anzeri creates imagined identities from found photographs and abstract embroidery as part of Diffusion, Cardiff's Biennial International Photography Festival.
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Design Museum launches pop-up garden in The Tank over the River Thames
Containing designs by leading contemporary artists, a new pop-up garden will provide a haven for visitors at the Design Museum as part of an Anglo-Swiss partnership.
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Enid Blyton: Mystery, Magic and Midnight Feasts at Seven Stories in Newcastle
Revisit the adventures of the Famous Five, the Secret Seven and lose yourself in the fantastical world of The Magic Faraway Tree at this family-friendly exhibition.
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Camden Arts Centre's Dieter Roth's diaries offers insight into an elusive artist's life
Camden Arts Centre offers an intimate insight into the impassioned life and work of German-Swiss artist Dieter Roth through a collection of his personal diaries and several large-scale installations.
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First past the chequered flag: Silverstone qualifies for Heritage Lottery Fund support
The Heritage Lottery Fund has announced initial support worth £68 million for six major projects in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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First Look Tours, Enid Blyton: Mystery, Magic and Midnight Feasts at Seven Stories
Revisit the adventures of the Famous Five, the Secret Seven and lose yourself in the fantastical world of The Magic Faraway Tree at this family-friendly exhibition.
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Tom Hunter finds shrines from a disappearing world in Findings of Birmingham
In an exhibition of pinhole photographs at a central square in Birmingham, acclaimed photographer Tom Hunter takes a journey back into the country's industrial heritage and his own history.
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