This summer sees a site-specific installation by Rachel Lichtenstein that responds directly to the history of Tinype's new Clerkenwell gallery space - a former watchmaker's workshop on Hatton Garden.
The exhibition coincides with the launch of Lichtenstein's new book, Diamond Street: the Hidden World of Hatton Garden which springs from her close personal ties with this fascinating area.
Each and every Saturday, Fabric is the biggest rave going on at the biggest club in the UK. Resident DJs Terry Francis and Craig Richards are huge names in themselves, sought after by every other promoter...
A short walk from Covent Garden tube, the Funny Side club can be found beneath the Corner Store bar, serving up live comedy five days a week. Tonight's headliner is Jewish character comic Sol ...
The Funny Side is one of the only clubs in the country to offer top quality stand-up five nights a week. Since it's launch in 2006, it has opened many new clubs including Camden, Covent Garden and The...
Setting a course through one of the defining periods of 20th Century art, The Barbican's Bride and the Bachelors traces the career of iconic French artist Marcel Duchamp and his relationship with four...
Developed over a three-year period, Geoffrey Farmer’s The Surgeon and the Photographer brings together hundreds of puppet-like figures constructed from images cut from old magazines into a remarkable...
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