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![]() These claws shine into belonging is a performance-ritual project created by Byuka (they/them) as part of the Intimate Animals Collective research. Every Tuesday, for the entire month of July, Byuka facilitated ritual-workshops at Ugly Duck in correspondence with the phases of the moon. Informed by these workshops, Byuka will present a performative work in progress piece…
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HUNGER GAMES - UNDER THE TABLECLOTH a two-course tasting menu A night of performance art If all the food emojis mean different queer attitudes to you, or if you often hear yourself saying “not in front of my salad”, explore more with our provocative performances centred around food. Queer food and hospitality are rooted in…
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2 events,![]() Pop Up Exhibition: Pioneers and Apparitions This one-day exhibition showcases the cutting-edge augmented reality artworks of Luciana Haill and is the London premiere of Pioneer, an ambitious, augmented reality (AR) artwork which explores urgent contemporary themes around innovation, hubris and technology elitism through a reflection on Victorian engineering. The work juxtaposes Victorian engineer Magnus Volk’s… |
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2 events,![]() The Production of Post-Truth is an exhibition investigating how truth is presented and disseminated in the ‘Information Age’. Works engaging with technologies for information production and interpretation, abstract robotics, and digital myth-making will be exhibited. The exhibition employs a disruptive chronology, including a variety of works that; challenge the authority of analogue mass-media mechanisms, analyse…
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