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September
30th

How do writing about art and making art converge as practices of speculation?How can writing find a metaphor in art rather than a subject or an object?
In the immediate context of Tariq Alvi’s exhibition at Chisenhale Gallery Adrian Rifkin, Professor of Art Writing at Goldsmiths, will imagine the grounds of a convergence between his own practice and that of the artist.
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September
15th

The Quest for Eden 7.30pm, Wednesday16 September 2009 Redgrave Room, Barbican Centre Level 4 Tickets £5
In relation to the current exhibition The Fourth Wall by Clemens von Wedemeyer, the Barbican Art Gallery is hosting a discussion on The Quest for Eden. Is there anything left to explore? What do TV and film contribute to our eternal {...}
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September
5th

Raven Row, Gallery Conversation, Dave Hullfish Bailey & Nils Norman. Surrounded By Squares, 4pm FREE, info:www.ravenrow.com
Dave Hullfish Bailey has generated polygonal sculptural forms by feeding patterns of information about Spitalfields’ history of dissidence into 3-D design software used by contemporary architects to model high-rises. Under the shadow of the encroaching financial district, Bailey suggests that alternative {...}
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August
17th

Laboratory discussion tonight at Jerwood Space 6-8pm www.jvalab.co.uk
A one month period of art production and experimentation on site at the Jerwood space gallery exploring the processes involved in making, curating, documenting and exhibiting art Curator Sarah Williams, writer Pryle Behrman and Photographer Paul Winch-Furness will be on site throughout the exhibition documenting developments and uploading them to the laboratory blog design {...}
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August
5th

Bob and Roberta Smith will talk about his painting ‘This Artist is Deeply Dangerous’ with Guardian tennis correspondent Steve Bierley and Professor Andrew Patrizio, Director of Research Development at Edinburgh College of Art.
For further information :www.thegreygallery.com
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July
22nd

What does justice consist of, and how can a system of justice be arrived at? Amartya Sen is here to talk about his book, The Idea of Justice, the first major restatement of a theory of justice in 30 years. Amartya Sen is Lamont professor at Harvard University, a Nobel prize winner in economics, and author of The {...}
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July
13th

Ground Control. Photo: John DaviesBritish cities have never been so cool: buzzing with cultural centres, farmers’ markets and late-night venues. Regeneration and loft-living have transformed seedy neighbourhoods into desirable urban villages. And yet media reports of stabbings and MPs needing personal security have fuelled our anxiety about crime. The recent property boom forced prices beyond the reach of {...}
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July
4th

Terry Eagleton, former Wharton Professor of English literature at Oxford University, radical theorist, and one of our most important living literary critics, is no friend to institutionalised religion. But he is also deeply troubled by a new, militant strain of atheism propagated by intellectuals such as Richard Dawkins. Eagleton comes to London and the ICA to {...}