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The Krah teams up with Trackitdown

The story of graffiti artist The Krah is one that has come from obscurity and illegality, to the ascension of recognition and legitimacy. Painting walls, ‘bombing’ anything in sight, his paint cans and stencils have graced the environs of his home-city, Athens, and places all over the world, including Bangkok, Tokyo – and right here in London.

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Qantm College

Gaming is one of Britain’s biggest creative industries. Say what you will stereotypically about geeks and losers – those cream-of-the-crop who fill out around 30,000 jobs nationally – because the tide is changing.

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The Thames Tunnel Reopens!

Today the Thames Tunnel has reopened as part of London’s East Festival – possibly the last chance to see one of the biggest eccentricities from Victorian London…

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Marsschwarz und Titanweiss

What look like the brushstrokes of an oversized paintbrush, work that looks as though it could’ve taken a few of seconds to complete, is actually not either of those things…

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Rankin’s Cheeky

Rankin is launching a new exhibition – a collection of erotica that celebrates the female form in all its glory. A seasoned portrait and fashion photographer, Rankin has…

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Wii Are Not Amused

Fredrik Liliegrin, ex-boss of Swedish games developer DICE – responsible for titles such as Battlefield 2 – has lashed out against the Wii. He has called it a “virus”, and has come to the conclusion that…

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Bracket @THECUBE

Our friends at THECUBE held their February CUBELUNCH yesterday. Each month they organise a get-together at their super sleek space near Spitalfields market in East London…

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ICA A-Frame | Leadership & Management Workshop

Run a creative company and often find that your leadership skills could be better? Want to start something up but not sure how you will cope? Teetering on the brink of staying put…

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Video Visions 2010

We are glad to an nounce an event sure to be of use to the editing community. Post-production can always be a pain; there’s a price for perfection, but does that price have to be the excruciating hours, days, and weeks spent poring over the intricacies of video? Well, if this year’s Video Visions has [...]

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Long Live McQueen

We end the week without Lee Alexander McQueen.
All weekend, from the very moment the inspired designer was found hung in his Mayfair flat on Thursday morning, tributes have been pouring in. His death is one which has not only cut a career very short, but which also has stopped the flow of a creative fountain [...]

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Baku with Love

© Gueorgui Pinkhassov. Courtesy of Magnum Photos
Baku is the capital and largest city of Azerbaijan, and the biggest part in the Caucasus. It is one of the oldest and biggest cities in this region of the world, in terms of its antiquity, sprawl and population. Its inner city, the Walled City of Baku, is a [...]

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Teapigs Real Tea Campaign

Teapigs Real Tea Campaign

It’s well known that, as a nation, we love tea. We know it, other nations know it. England is tea mad. Not for no reason either. A 2009 study by Dr Malcolm Cross at City University London found that, after a ‘tension-making’ test, subjects who didn’t receive tea afterwards showed a 25% increase in anxiety, [...]

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Céleste Borusier-Mougenot @ The Curve

Céleste Borusier-Mougenot @ The Curve

The Barbican’s free exhibition space, The Curve, will this month until the end of May be home to an amazingly innovative piece of art, something wildly original. Perhaps more originally wild.
From the mind of French contemporary artist Céleste Borusier-Mougenot comes a brand new commission for The Curve – his first UK exhibition: a walk-through aviary [...]

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The Promised Land

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© Seba Kurtis, courtesy of Vauxhall Motors
Today marks the opening of a new exhibition showcasing the insightful and realist photography of Seba Kurtis. The new body of portraits explores the diversity of the British population in a stunning exposure of life and individuality within our ever-changing cultural landscape.
Photographer Seba Kurtis first arrived in Europe as [...]

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