October 14, 2010 /
James Corke
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ARTS & CULTURE
London’s Brunswick Centre paints a unique picture on the Bloomsbury landscape. A cream concrete village square, lined with glass-fronted
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September 18, 2010 /
James Corke
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ARTS & CULTURE
Patricia Cain’s Building the Riverside Museum was unveiled as The Threadneedle visual arts prizewinner this week. At the same time, a survey commissioned by the award’s organizers revealed two-thirds of the public agree cultural institutions should rely less on taxpayer’s money. With the government asking funding bodies to demonstrate how they would handle budget cuts…
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July 23, 2010 /
James Corke
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ARTS & CULTURE
UK street dance has enjoyed the media spotlight lately. Britain’s Got Talent plucked its last two winners from the scene, with both Diversity and George Sampson going on to star in the hit film Streetdance 3D, alongside fellow contestants Flawless. Boy Blue Entertainment has not enjoyed the same level of attention, but they were just…
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July 19, 2010 /
James Corke
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ARTS & CULTURE
In a week where leading lights in the arts are calling for mercy on proposed budget cuts, it’s encouraging to see an event that stands on its own two feet. Hush from Cloud Dance Festival took over Holborn’s Cochrane theatre this weekend. The show aims to give traditional non-dance audiences the chance to sample a…
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July 16, 2010 /
James Corke
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ARTS & CULTURE
An old church in Crouch End is not the first place that springs to mind when you think of a band named Bombay Bicycle Club. Nevertheless, it’s where the North London outfit have chosen to record part of their new acoustic album. Back in the 1980’s, The Eurhythmic’s Dave Stewart bought the former Hornsey Parish…
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