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Creativity & Culture

Exploring London’s creativity and culture through the people, projects, and events shaping the city today.

Visual Arts

byOlga Gonzalez-Latapi

08/08/2015

Burned Into Your Memory…and Your Skin

Visual Arts

byOlga Gonzalez-Latapi

07/08/2015

What If Politicians Were Hipsters?

Creative Living

byRhian Steer

05/08/2015

Modern Vinyl Record Players

Visual Arts

byOlga Gonzalez-Latapi

02/08/2015

The Secrets of Human Nature are in Colour

Creative Living

byRhian Steer

23/07/2015

Time Suspended Photography

Creativity & Culture

byOlga Gonzalez-Latapi

16/07/2015

Meet The Weird Girls

Creative Events

byRhian Steer

11/07/2015

Summer Streets

Creatives & Creators

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

03/07/2015

Interview with Felix Barrett and Maxine Doyle Co-directors of ‘The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable’

Creativity & Culture

byRhian Steer

19/06/2015

Charcoal Drawings By Levi Van Veluw

Creativity & Culture

byRhian Steer

18/06/2015

Geometric Tattoos by Dogma Acidous

Creativity & Culture

byMade in Shoreditch

16/06/2015

Music tourism contributed £663 million to London’s economy in 2014

Creativity & Culture

byRhian Steer

15/06/2015

Hawaiian pizza was invented in Canada in 1962 by a Greek immigrant, who named it after the brand on the tin of pineapple he used

The Mona Lisa only became the world’s most famous painting after a former Louvre worker walked out with it on a Monday in August 1911, when the museum was closed

Cocktail bars in Shoreditch and Hoxton: where to drink, what a cocktail costs and when to book

Creativity & Culture

Burned Into Your Memory…and Your Skin

What If Politicians Were Hipsters?

Modern Vinyl Record Players

The Secrets of Human Nature are in Colour

Time Suspended Photography

Meet The Weird Girls

Summer Streets

Interview with Felix Barrett and Maxine Doyle Co-directors of ‘The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable’

Charcoal Drawings By Levi Van Veluw

Geometric Tattoos by Dogma Acidous

Music tourism contributed £663 million to London’s economy in 2014

Hyper Realistic Food Art by Tjalf Sparnaay

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