The title for this exhibition comes from the voiceover to a film by contemporary artist Matthew Buckingham. The full quotation is:
'Everything has a name, or the potential to be named, but who does the naming when the unknown is falsely assumed not to exist?'
It's a pretty important and interesting question - one looked at to a greater or lesser extent by Said and others - and forms the basis of Gasworks' exploration of the colonisation of the Americas in the 17th and 18th Centuries.
There's work on show across a range of media by a number of contemporary artists (including Buckingham): blurring the line between history and art, this looks like a cracking show.
A night of smut, dramatic experimentation and fun. All the bonkers vintage porn you've come to expect from ArtWank plus new material, guest performers and lovely times all round.Play Flip My Kipper, See ...
Each and every Thursday night, the guys and girls from Famous takeover Bar Code in Vauxhall to set you up for the weekend with their weekly 12 hour musical marathon.DJ Kaos Kid and Marlon K work the crow...
Oooh drama. In this case, courtroom drama. The audience become the jury in this murder trial that sees New York's top attorney's take on bankers, gangsters and two powerful women as they reveal the events...
New work by Margherita Manzelli at Greengrassi this month. Manzelli does eerie figurative paintings often involving some form of visual trickery. This is her third exhibition at the gallery. Until 20.12...
A two-room exhibition exploring the ways in which JMW Turner revolutionised printing and watercolour painting. Alongside works on paper by the artist is a series of interactive displays so you can try...
Opened in June 2011, Has The Film Already Started? is a new suite of galleries exhibiting works form the Tate collection. The focus is on film and performance. Until 26.02.12.
Tate Britain presents Romantics, a display of works by the likes of Constable, Turner and William Blake to be housed in the Clore Galleries, re-opening after a major rehang. Over 170 paintings, prints...
Tate
Britain presents an exhibition that explores the idea of migration
through the work of various artists from 1500 to the present day.
Immigration is a bit of a political football right now, but...