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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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From John Lewis to the Barn Gallery, husband and wife artists build A Siege of Cranes at Barn Gallery Otley
Partly based on the Red-crowned Crane which became a symbol of hope in an area of Northern Japan, an artist duo have made a series of large-scale, beautiful installations at Otley's Barn Gallery.
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HOUSE Festival animates Brighton streets with contemporary art this May
With Mariele Neudecker at the Regency Townhouse and four satellite works around town, HOUSE 2013 could be the best yet.
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National Maritime Museum to open new Nelson gallery for Trafalgar Day, October 21 2013
A major new gallery celebrating the life of Admiral Lord Nelson and his influence on the Royal Navy and British society during the 18th century is to open in October 2013.
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Andrea Büttner brings woodcuts, weaving and video to Milton Keynes' MK Gallery
A mid-career survey for the German artist tackles poverty, shame, religion and faith with a light touch. Mark Sheerin takes a look.
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Fiona Rae: Maybe you can live on the moon in the next Century at Eastbourne's Towner
Caspar David Friedrich, Albrecht Dürer, Photoshop and a revisited Tokyo childhood inspire Fiona Rae's exhibition at Towner - not to mention "ludicrous but gnomic" elements.
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Pandamonium gives artistic support to WWF at The Lightbox in Woking
Created by leading contemporary artists in an exploration of beauty and fragility, a panda-based collection of works in Woking will support conservation efforts by the WWF.
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rAndom International talk nocturnal dancing, shape shifting cubes and Museums at Night at the Horniman
rAndom International's Florian Ortkrass talks to Culture24's Mark Sheerin ahead of their light and dance installation at the Horniman Museum for Museums at Night.
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Rustless: Harry Brearley and the Impact of Stainless on Everyday Life at Kelham Island
A century after Harry Brearley hit upon the formula for "rustless" steel, a renamed room and two displays at Kelham Island Museum honour the Sheffield lad's achievements.
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Steadman@77: Cartoon Museum's Ralph Steadman Retrospective Exhibition
From Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas to Extinct Boids, the cult cartoonist stars in a show of around 100 works, accompanied by accolades from Will Self and Johnny Depp.
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Fusilier Museum portrays Animals in the Armed Forces at Bethnal Green Library
A pigeon who survived attacks from hawks and bombs and a messenger dog who saved a city are a couple of the stories in an animalistic new show in London.
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Dying for the Vote: Militant suffragette Emily Wilding Davison at Bourne Hall Museum
In June 1913 Emily Wilding Davison's cause of death was recorded as "misadventure". Bourne Hall Museum revisits the events of the day in a celebration of her life and the cause for which she died.
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Leicester's New Walk Museum and Art Gallery welcomes Magic Worlds from the V&A
From Alice in Wonderland and the characters of JRR Tolkein to Harry Potter and Abracadabra, the new exhibition at New Walk is a fairytale one.
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Richard Nott paintings join St Michael's Church for Artists' Open Houses in Brighton
Having originally worked for the famous Valentino fashion house in Rome, artist Richard Nott's show in one of Britain's finest churches is a survey of exotic dresses.
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Lighthouse presents James Bridle's Under the Shadow of the Drone for the Brighton Festival
In a commission for this month's Brighton Festival, artist James Bridle has created a scale representation of the reaper drones which cast deadly shadows over modern war.
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The Last Stand: Marc Wilson's wartime defences at Royal Armouries Fort Nelson
Marc Wilson's project to photograph World War II defences has resulted in a thought-provoking series of ethereal "documentary landscapes" at Fort Nelson.
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Museums at Night 2013: Julia Vogl on bottles and social sculpture in Newcastle
Julia Vogl is planning to fill the Discovery Museum's 19th century home with a kaleidoscope of public messages for Museums at Night. The social sculptor tells us more.
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