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  1. Malika Favre

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    Nice graphic exhibition from Malika – free at Kemistry Gallery.

    kemistrygallery.co.uk

    www.malikafavre.com

  2. Mr Brainwash

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    A few of us popped down to the Old Sorting Office in Holborn last night, to see Mr Brainwash’s first European show. Having launched himself in the 2010 film Exit Through the Gift Shop, Thierry Guetta (previously a vintage clothing store manager) has gone on to be a major star of the Los Angeles art scene. He claims he is ‘Banksy’s ultimate work of art’. Love it or hate it, the workmanship and scale is staggering. Pop in!

  3. Dream Music II

    A stop motion video using a technique called lyric lapsing. 6 months to shoot, 15,000 stills.

  4. Calling all indie film lovers – Hackney Film Festival 2012

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    If you’re into film festivals you surely don’t want to miss this weekend's Hackney film festival. For more info check their website.

  5. Venice Biennale 2012: Russian Pavilion

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    Curator and architect Sergei Tchoban (along with partner Sergei Kuznetsov) of SPEECH Techoban / Kuznetsov has designed the Russian Pavilion for the 2012 Architecture Biennale. Divided into two parts, ‘i-city’ and ‘i-land’ address Russia’s past and future in a highly interactive experience.

    www.designboom.com

  6. The South American Way!

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    Since spring last year we’ve been travelling over to South America every couple of months. These trips are always action packed to say the least! There’s so much to see over there, from tropical architecture to the Andes, 'chicha' street art to the Costanera Centre.

    We often head to Chile, to meet clients in Santiago, but have made some really inspiring visits to Brazil, Peru and Columbia as well. The pace of life is pretty fast... but all balanced out with some delicious local food and some truly awe-inspiring landscapes.


    Download some of our highlights here! (6.5 MB)

  7. The Tanks at the Tate Modern

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    The Tanks at the Tate Modern are open and have immediately become a must-see destination in the museum. Concrete has rarely felt so beautiful. With a regularly updated presentation of digital and multimedia art they have reclaimed a stunning space and it's all free, so no excuses not to get down there. If you do want to spend some money, look at the recently refurbished shop: great product, well presented.


    www.tate.org.uk