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Luvos, vol. 2 at the Manipulate Visual Theatre Festival 2012

Luvos, vol. 2 at the Manipulate Visual Theatre Festival 2012

4 February 2012
Luvos, vol. 2 is a weird and simultaneously touching vision of a brave new world of GMO's playing havoc with humanity, choreographed by Editta Braun. The dance performance plays with alienation and familiarity of ...
Echoes of Romanticism featuring the Nash Ensemble

Echoes of Romanticism featuring the Nash Ensemble

25 September – 13 March 2012 | Wigmore Hall
The Romantic period in German and Austrian music is usually defined as the later nineteenth century. But the formal freedom of Romanticism, its love of nature, its indebtedness to literature, and above all its emphasis ...
Student Film Festival London

Student Film Festival London

3 – 5 February 2012 | various venues
This festival is London's first international film festival solely for student films, a platform for young filmmakers to showcase their work and to meet established industry professionals. The festival will include screenings, workshops, networking ...
Migrations

Migrations

31 January – 12 August 2012 | Tate Britain
This exhibition will explore British art through the theme of migration from 1500 to the present day. From the sixteenth and seventeenth century Flemish and Dutch landscape and still-life painters who came to Britain in ...
Ernst Eisenmayer: Art Beyond Exile

Ernst Eisenmayer: Art Beyond Exile. Private View

2 February – 23 March 2012 | Austrian Cultural Forum London
The exhibition continues until Friday 23 March, ACF London This is the first major retrospective exhibition in the UK of the Viennese-born artist Ernst Eisenmayer (born 1920), recipient of the Medal of Honour from the ...
The near and the elsewhere

The near and the elsewhere. Featuring Gregor Graf

25 January – 17 March 2012 | PM Gallery & House
'The near and the elsewhere' is an exhibition based on current financial events and the global downturn, looking at failed spaces and abandoned architecture. It explores the constant upheaval of developing cities and the shrinking ...
Moving Pictures’

Moving Pictures’

27 January – 10 February 2012
‘Moving Pictures’ is an exhibition of video installations by Judith Albert along with poetry by Viennese poet Michael Donhauser. To each of Albert's five video installations Donhauser has composed poetic reflections which will be ...