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Cheer Up Luv x Bee Illustrates presents Hysterical
This Women’s History Month Eliza Hatch and Bee Illustrates present the second instalment of their group show, Hysterical: Celebration of Subversive Art.
The exhibition aims to subvert the notion of “dramatic” or “hysterical” women* and reclaim terminology that has historically been used to silence oppressed communities, bringing together together a group of interdisciplinary artists who identify as women or marginalised genders.
Date: Tuesday 14th March - Saturday 25th March
Price: RSVP required
Location: Bermondsey Project Space, Bermondsey
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‘Prince: Pimp & Poet’ featuring Gary Card and Ferry Gouw
A deep-dive audio-visual talk and music night on the genius and design behind the rich world of Prince, hosted by Gary Card and Ferry Gouw.
Date: Thursday 16th March
Price: Free, RSVP required
Location: hqi, Wood Lane
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‘Remember Me’ by Joy Yamusangie
Tiwani Contemporary hosts Joy Yamusangie’s first solo show with the gallery, Remember Me. Yamusangie's new paintings, vignette moments and events where the sentiment ‘remember me’ might arise and be expressed in a moment of euphoria, vulnerability or sadness.
Date: On until Friday 1st April
Price: Free
Location: Tiwani Contemporary, South Kensington
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Andreas Schulze: On Stage
On Stage features a series of new paintings created especially for both shows, in which the grand dazzling world of entertainment meets everyday life, revolving around the idea of staging. This is the first solo presentation of the Andreas Schulze's work in the UK in almost ten years.
Date: From Thursday 16th March - Saturday 1st July
Price: Free, RSVP required
Location: The Perimeter, Bloomsbury
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R.I.P. Germain’s exhibition “Jesus Died For Us, We Will Die For Dudus!”
The exhibition will feature an ambitious newly commissioned, immersive, multipart installation that examines the complex logic of cultural gatekeeping within Black culture, and the (mis)perception of these dynamics in a wider (white) world.
This Thursday 16th catch a one off ICA curator-led tour, which expands on the artist’s work featured in the exhibition, with the opportunity for questions and discussion.
Date: On until Sunday 14th May
Price: From £5
Location: ICA, Piccadilly Circus
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948 x OBSERVA present OFFSET
A sustainably approached exhibition hosted by Are You Mad, a conscious creative unit for World Recycling Day. There will be artist exhibitions and an opportunity to create your own artwork using recycled plastic followed by live DJ sets.
Date: Saturday 18th March - Sunday 19th March
Price: Free, RSVP required
Location: Are You Mad, Soho
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Covco + Richard Olatunde + Rat Section
Infinite FX present Covco (live) Richard Olatunde Rat Section at Cafe OTO.
Date: Saturday 18th March
Price: TBC
Location: Cafe OTO, Dalston
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Flipper's Roller Boogie Palace
Join Mr Magiic, Kengo, and MIna for an evening of skating and dancing this Saturday night at Flipper's.
Date: Saturday 18th March
Price: From £20
Location: Flipper's, Wood Lane
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Thin Air - The Beams
The exhibition brings together works by seven global contemporary artists and collectives and explores the boundaries between art and technology, working with light, atmospherics, sound and experimental new media.
Date: From Friday 17th March - Sunday 4th June
Price: From £10
Location: The Beams, Factory Rd
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Mohammed Sami: The Point 0
Drawing on his own experiences living under Saddam Hussein’s regime in Baghdad, and subsequently as a refugee in Sweden, his large-scale paintings are an exploration of memory in relation to time and conflict.
Date: On until Sunday 28th May
Price: Free
Location: Camden Art Centre, Camden
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