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The Noble Art of the Sword
Free! Recommended!
Exhibitions: Oxford Street

The Noble Art of the Sword

Monday, 28 May (10:00AM) @ The Wallace Collection
Oh awesome! Vaguely tieing in with the ghastly 2012 Olympics, the Wallace Collection host an exhibition...
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Edward Burtynsky / Raqs Media Collective
Free! Recommended!
Exhibitions: Oxford Street

Edward Burtynsky / Raqs Media Collective

Monday, 28 May (10:00AM) @ Photographers' Gallery
Finally! After shutting up shop back in September 2010, the wonderful Photographers' Gallery is back...
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Michael Joo - Exit from the House of Being
Free!
Exhibitions: Oxford Street

Michael Joo - Exit from the House of Being

Monday, 28 May (10:00AM) @ Blain/Southern
New sculptural works by Michael Joo at Blain/SOuthern this spring and summer.
Until 30.06.12.
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Tom Gidley
Free!
Exhibitions: Oxford Street

Tom Gidley

Monday, 28 May (11:00AM) @ Paradise Row
After 2008's solo show at Limoncello, Tom Gidley is back with his characteristic mix of surreal fetishistic...
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Singin' in the Rain
Theatre: Oxford Street

Singin' in the Rain

Monday, 28 May ( 7:00PM) @ Palace Theatre
There's a rumour rife in Hollywood: the silent movie is over and a new kind of film is about to sweep...
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Rehab
DJ Music: Oxford Street

Rehab

Monday, 28 May (10:00PM) @ Roxy Club
Weekly Monday night indie/electro/pop shindig hosted by the stylish DJ Haley, with support from Satoko...
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