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Vermeer and Music has been cleverly devised as an educational...

The chiselled man ahead has sideburns and neatly parted...

Conceptual art is more about the ideas behind it...

Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker’s company Rosas brings their...

There can scarcely be anyone anticipating this...

This is the first showcase of LS Lowry’s work on...

Kuma provides a wonderfully moving insight into the lives of two Turkish women as they...

As the lights went up on KOKO’s stage, you had to wonder if the dizzying...

The Magnetic North released their debut record Orkney: Symphony of...

The Islington Assembly Hall is a fantastic place to see live music. It is...