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Exhibition and Film Screening: Swim Dem Crew

Exhibition, film screening and Q&A hosted by Swim Dem Crew at dijonss.

Date: Wednesday 15 November

Time: 7pm

Price: Free RSVP required

Location: dijonss

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Exhibition and Film Screening: Swim Dem Crew

Event: Strangeness of Jazz With Edward George

Part listening session, part audio essay, Edward George’s now legendary series explores the strangeness of jazz, drawing on critical theory, social history, and a deep and a wide cross-genre musical selection.

You can also register for a live stream at 8pm.

Date: Wednesday 15 November

Time: 7:30pm

Price: £12

Location: Cafe OTO, Dalston

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Event: Strangeness of Jazz With Edward George

Exhibition: Year of the Dragon 24 Calendar by Alexandra Leese

A series of women by women. 13 women, from different cultures that honour and celebrate The Year Of The Dragon, were photographed for a modern, bold and feminine take on the traditional erotic calendar.

Date: Wednesday 15 November

Time: 6pm

Price: Free RSVP required

Location: Photobook Cafe

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Exhibition: Year of the Dragon 24 Calendar by Alexandra Leese

Event: Black Industrial / Noise Event 5: Gaika

IKLECTIK presents, Black Industrial / Noise Event 5: Gaika Machine II, a new musical reality.

Date: Wednesday 15 November

Time: 8pm

Price: £12

Location: IKLECTIK

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Event: Black Industrial / Noise Event 5: Gaika

Exhibition: Tripping Over My Joy, Christina Quarles

In this new body of work, Christina Quarles continues to delve into notions of identity and representation, synthesising her study of drawing, experimental painting techniques and digital technology.

Dates: On until Saturday 16 December

Price: Free

Location: Pillar Corrias

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Exhibition: Tripping Over My Joy, Christina Quarles

Event: Skate Late with Rock Angel: Pxssy Palace

Join the DJs of Pxssy Palace for a night of high femme anthems and genre bending club bangers.

Date: Thursday 16 November

Time: 9pm

Price: £17

Location: Somerset House

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Event: Skate Late with Rock Angel: Pxssy Palace

Event: minus one: Kelora & Ribbxn present Earthstars

Kelora & Ribbxn present Earthstars, a night of live music at the ICA, situated on The Mall, SW1, near the stellar core of C.E Street’s proposed isotoxal Energy Temple.
Performing live with a light and floor installation encompassing star-shaped laser projection/vapour.

Date: Thursday 16 November

Time: 8pm

Price: From £10

Location: ICA

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Event: minus one: Kelora & Ribbxn present Earthstars

Talk: Heather Love, Underdogs: Social Deviance and Queer Theory

In this workshop, Heather Love will lead a discussion of her 2021 book Underdogs: Social Deviance and Queer Theory and its relation to the exhibition The Red Sun is High, the Blue Low and to Gray Wielebinski’s larger body of work.

Date: Thursday 16 November

Time: 6:30pm

Price: From £7.50

Location: ICA

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Talk: Heather Love, Underdogs: Social Deviance and Queer Theory

Event: Architectures of Planetary Well-being Symposium 2.0

The second iteration of the biannual symposium program dedicated to exploring the architectures of planetary well-being, which are understood as ongoing practices of custodianship and care towards our social-ecological environment.

Date: Friday 17 November - Saturday 18 November

Time: 6 - 11pm

Location: Whitechapel Gallery

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Event: Day 1 of Architectures of Planetary Well-being Symposium 2.0

Fundraiser: Congee Sale Fundraiser for Palestine

An evening of congee bowls to raise funds for Palestine's Solidarity Campaign (PSC), a community dedicated to promoting peace, equality and justice.

Date: Saturday 18 November

Time: 12pm

Price: £12

Location: Holland Park

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Food: Congee Sale Fundraiser for Palestine

Exhibition: Women’s Work is Never Done

Richard Saltoun Gallery presents Women’s Work is Never Done, curated by Catherine de Zegher, internationally acclaimed Belgian curator and art historian, celebrating some of the most important female artists from the Post-war era up to the present-day.

Date: On until Saturday 27 January

Price: Free

Location: Richard Saltoun Gallery

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Exhibition: Women’s Work is Never Done

Munch of the Week

Azmar

“This place is one of my favourite restaurants on Edgware Road and that’s really saying something. The food always comes with a complimentary lentil soup and some salty pink pickled veg, and the food itself is outstanding, fresh and always delivers. The kebabs here chargrilled to perfection and remind me of eating those banging roadside skewers in Tehran that you don’t really get over here. 10/10.” - AZADI.mp3

Check out AZADI.mp3's guide to North London for more recommendations here.

Price: £

Location: Edgware Road

Azmar