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Spoiled Worlds

Spoiled Worlds

  • LONDON: Comedian and naturalist in filmed protest for campaign group Global Witness.
  • LONDON: Chronological rehang opens to the public, alongside permanent galleries dedicated to Henry Moore and William Blake.
  • BRIGHTON: Tom Jeffreys reviews the sixth annual HOUSE arts festival.
  • Our pick of the best events taking place across the world in the month ahead.
  • From seminal sci-fi to the latest stories of climate change: what we're reading this month.
  • Artist Steven Morgana on the indistinct relationship between progress and decay.
  • Tom Jeffreys talks to contemporary artist Rosalind Davis about social housing, the 2011 riots and painting London's architecture.
  • At some point in the future, advancements in technology will change civilisation to such an extent that humanity as we know it will cease to exist.
  • LONDON: The big question when bringing art outside the gallery is what to do with the signposts. Tom Jeffreys reads the signs at two very different patches of London greenery.
  • Tom Jeffreys reviews a trio of exhibitions by Kelly Richardson, on show simultaneously in the North East of England.
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