Friday 19 June, 2009

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Photograph: Jin Guo
Fashioning a sustainable world

Graduate Fashion Week shows sustainable stripes


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Free Range lays many different eggs

The Free Range Show offers something for everyone


A watery vision

Jacob Love’s cutting-edge conceptual art.


‘The Scoop’ on London’s outdoor theatre scene

Free festivals in London bring people together.


Transvestites, Twins and Toy Grenades

An exhibition of 60 photographs by Diane Arbus.


Buy art, save wildlife!

A family of artists sell artworks to save wildlife.


Fashion vs. Privacy

Fashion label Radical Diversity gives Camilla Canocchi a preview of its spring summer 2010 collec...


Board of Art

Someone still screen-prints skateboards by hand!


Popular art hangout forced to relocate

Shunt is the latest victim of the large-scale development near London Bridge Station.


Taking Flight

A trio of London curators have challenged artists to produce artworks small enough to fit into a ...


Out from the shadows

Hicks may be one of London’s most talented illustrators. He talks to Estella Hung about being t...


Features
Photograph: Estella Hung
The musical cross-dresser

London spoken-word artist releases new album.

Photograph: Luke Hayes
Super Cool and ‘Super Contemporary’ at the Design Museum

Creative designs for London living


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Photograph: Emiliano Mellino
Play for Squat

A new play finds a home in a squat


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British Museum celebrates 250 years and transports you to India on lunchtime.


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Romeo and Juliet come to life in Covent Garden

The modern adaptation doesn’t lose the classic Shakespearean touch


Magic Shunt

A covert exhibition of arts and performers in the heart of London Bridge station.


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