ART / LONDON

YOKO ONO: MUSIC OF THE MIND

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YOKO ONO: MUSIC OF THE MIND is an enormous retrospective of a towering artist who finally appears to be escaping the long shadow cast by her famous husband John Lennon. This show highlights the fact that Yoko Ono should be seen, now as one the greatest contemporary artist. Someone who has influenced a generation.

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CINEMA / LGBTQ+

VISIONS OF QUEERNESS

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London’s British Film Institute this summer has screened two queer classics, two of the most significant gay films from the 70’s/80’s: Sebastiane & A Life in Four Chapters.

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FILM / NEW YORK

Tribeca Film Festival 2024

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This spring the legendary Tribeca Film Festival returned with its usual lovely mix of features, dazzling shorts and ground-breaking documentaries: The Stanford Prison Experiment: Unlocking the Truth, Soldiers of Song, Luther: Never Too Much, Alien Weaponry: Kua Tupu Te Ara, Griffin in Summer & In the Summers.

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DANCE / THEATRE

The London International Festival of Theatre 2024

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The London International Festival of Theatre is a bi-annual UK based festival, which invites companies from around the world to the capital to present international work.

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LONDON / MUSIC

Chineke at the Southbank

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This June Chineke has showcased an eclectic programme which featured compositions by Nigerian composer Fela Sowande, British Nigerian composer Cassie Kinoshi along with German composer Max Richter’s new re-composition of The Four Seasons, by Vivaldi.

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CINEMA / FILM

OMEN

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The Belgium Rapper Baloji’s first feature film has now been released and it shows him to be also an intriguing film director.

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CINEMA / HISTORY

Showing the Unimaginable

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How should filmmakers depict crimes against humanity? An important question particularly for those filmmakers who decide to make films about the Holocaust.

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CINEMA / ITALY

A New Dawn for Italian Cinema in the UK

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Launched in December, the CinemaItaliaUK player will make both Italian classics, as well as contemporary releases available to UK audiences.

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