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Opportunity round-up for February and exclusive top tips on how to apply for them!
February is well underway and so here is your opportunity round-up of things you can get involved in and some top tips on how best to apply! Do with this information what
Artist and curator, INxSANIxTY is pushing creativity and collaboration in a new exciting community engagement project
For anyone who frequents the local south-east London art scene, INxSANIxTY has become somewhat of a household name. From curating group exhibitions, to running community events – Sani is the Peckham-based contemporary
Motivating everyone to get moving this January, JOHN REED is offering new members their first three months free.
Last year we had the opportunity to try out Berlin’s famous and finest fitness export JOHN REED, taking advantage of their newly launched ‘three months free’ deal, when you sign up for
We met JFunk, the 2021 winner of #RedBullDanceYourStyle
We had the pleasure of being invited to the Red Bull Dance UK finals of #RedBullDanceYourStyle, an all-styles, one to one dance competition where dancers battle to a random selection of songs
The masterful depiction of everyday life – an artistic review of Lubaina Himid’s Latest Exhibition
We had the opportunity to invite the talented painter and writer, Sondliwe Pamisa, to review the latest exhibition at the Tate, showcasing the work of Lubaina Himid. Sondliwe’s work explores and chronicles
HERVISIONS x Instagram’s ‘Fluid Imaginarium’ showcasing Gen Z’s limitlessly creative future of tech
Gen Z's are already light years ahead in terms of navigating the tech-sphere x creative space. However, following a visit to Instagram x HERVISIONS Motion installation 'Yours to Make: Fluid Imaginarium' we're
Glass House London: an intersectional space for creatives and communities to thrive.
CREATIVES - Looking for a community-centered bookshop, café, multi-media creative space, AND bar/restaurant, all under one roof? Glass House London has it all.
In this space, Yayoi Kusama’s art became real-life therapy, a saving grace, for a feeling that many people have not survived.
A visit to the Tate's Yayoi Kusama exhibition prompts the question 'When will society take creative/art therapy more seriously?'