Luke Howard (1772-1864) was a British manufacturing chemist and amateur meteorologist best known today for coming up with the naming system for clouds that we still use to this day.
He was a prominent member of the Askesian Society, a group of scientists who met regularly to talk about their latest theories and take laughing gas. In his day, Howard was a great inspiration for the likes of Goethe, Shelley, Constable and Ruskin.
And now he provides the starting point for new work by contemporary artist Serena Korda. Her latest show at Museum 52 includes all manner of different works, from theatre design to literature and meteorology. Should be cirrus-ly brilliant. Sorry...
A new ten-minute, 16mm film by Ben Rivers at Kate MacGarry this spring. This is Rivers' second show with the gallery, and his third in London in as many years after one over at Matt's Gallery in 2011. ...
Find 'love via laughter' at the Lonely Hearts Comedy Club. Join international love gurus, Judy and Julian Vonducksworth, as they work their magic to find you the perfect partner. With entertainment ...
Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti's new work Londonee is the story of orphaned brother and sister Rez and Bina who struggle with their ambition and heritage in London as well as social services. When a trio of angels ...
This spring and summer sees Calvert 22 play host to an exhibition dedicated to late 20th century Slovenian art movement, NSK. The exhibition focuses on Irwin, the visual arts wing of the movement and coincides...
After their recent solo show for Daniel Rapley, PayneShurvell continue to explore ideas around faith and the visitor experience with this exhibition of work by contemproary artist Rudolf Reiber. Just as...
BBM Me showcases all subgenres of house music every Saturday night at The Hoxton Pony. Presenting an ultra flamboyant party experience this week will be Kiss100 DJs The Loose Cannons.
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Museum 52
52 Redchurch Street
Bethnal Green E2 7DP,
London