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Aug 27, 20213 min read

Pirate Studios: The New Community Centre

The Tory government has cut funding for youth services by 73%, with community centres being shut down all over the country. The young...

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Poland’s Musical Evolution: Does Drill Have The Potential to Be Used As A Political Force?

Leila Koukab

Aug 9, 20212 min read

Poland’s Musical Evolution: Does Drill Have The Potential to Be Used As A Political Force?

Hip-Hop is one of the most popular genres in Poland, with rappers like Malik Montana and Taco Hemingway drawing millions of views on...

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Kafi Zafar

Jul 22, 20211 min read

Global Cultural Events Planner

Have you been wondering what events are taking place across the globe next month? Don't worry, becasue Sleuth's Kafi Zafar has you...

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Kafi Zafar

Jul 22, 20216 min read

Islamic Art At the V&A

Museums have finally begun to open up to the public, so Sleuth’s Kafi Zafar took a trip to London’s Victoria and Albert Museum to...

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Suzanna Hayek

Jul 10, 20215 min read

Ocean Artivist: Janina Rossiter

Janina Rossiter painting a penguin Janina (pronounced Yaneena) Rossiter, a.k.a. Nina, is an ocean artivist, conveying evocative...

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Young people launch campaign to save arts youth club from demolition

Shannon O'Neill

Jul 3, 20213 min read

Young people launch campaign to save arts youth club from demolition

Image by Aedrian Young people from Young Ealing Champions launch a campaign against Ealing Council’s decision to turn a popular arts...

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Cinema screening of ‘Where the Wild Things Are’ comes to Gunnersbury Park

Shannon O'Neill

Jun 25, 20211 min read

Cinema screening of ‘Where the Wild Things Are’ comes to Gunnersbury Park

The Cabinet of Living Cinema is coming to Gunnersbury Park, Acton and will show a live screening of the classic film, Where the Wild...

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Ealing Summer Festival takes to the stage this year

Shannon O'Neill

Jun 25, 20212 min read

Ealing Summer Festival takes to the stage this year

Ealing Summer Festival plans to go ahead this summer and plans to bring festival fun closer to home. The festival will host some of the...

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London Knife Crime Memorial – Art for awareness or art for change?

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Jun 20, 20211 min read

London Knife Crime Memorial – Art for awareness or art for change?

A London knife crime memorial has been made with red handprints along the Southbank, just a small walk from the Westminster Bridge....

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saba chima

Jun 18, 20218 min read

Q&A: "Unleash your creativity" with PopUp Painting.

You don’t need to know the first thing about art to start painting. Gareth Lewis Shelton, co-founder of PopUp Painting, tells Sleuth’s...

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saba chima

Jun 18, 20213 min read

Art goes crypto

Saba Chima speaks with artists who are learning what cutting-edge technology and "non-fungible tokens" can do to boost their audience and...

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A new community-led cinema to open in West London

Shannon O'Neill

Jun 11, 20213 min read

A new community-led cinema to open in West London

The old library in Acton, West London will be turned into a new independent, community-led pop-up cinema. The cinema plans to have...

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An ecological art piece gets inaugurated in the Basque region in Spain

Suzanna Hayek

Jun 7, 20211 min read

An ecological art piece gets inaugurated in the Basque region in Spain

“Hondalea”, the Marine Abyss ecological art structure was inaugurated in Donostia- San Sebastian in Spain on June 2nd. Hondalea. Photo...

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Back from hibernation, Fulham Town Hall reopens its doors to visitors.

saba chima

Jun 7, 20212 min read

Back from hibernation, Fulham Town Hall reopens its doors to visitors.

Notoriously known to have been left derelict for the past decade, Fulham Town Hall has now been reconstructed into a temporary art...

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Art exhibition to feature works by new emerging talent.

sleuthmag

Jun 7, 20212 min read

Art exhibition to feature works by new emerging talent.

A UK based artist with a terminal illness has set up a free exhibition to kick-start the careers of new artists and creatives. Photo...

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Drum and Bass Label V Recordings Hosts A Bottomless Brunch at Brixton’s Chip Shop

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Jun 4, 20211 min read

Drum and Bass Label V Recordings Hosts A Bottomless Brunch at Brixton’s Chip Shop

Bottomless Brunches have been the go-to during covid times. The stereotypical image of a bottomless brunch goer is perhaps a date or a...

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Suzanna Hayek

Jun 4, 20212 min read

A New Art Gallery in Merton Abbey Mills

Pink and Poppy Atelier: An intended wallpaper and paint business turns into a space for artists to display their art during lockdown....

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Luca Reale

Jun 3, 20212 min read

"Shit moms" comes to london

From the 4th of June until the 10th of July, Iranian-American artist Tala Madini’s exhibition “Skid Marks” will be showing at the Pilar...

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Laurence des Cars to be the first woman to direct the Louvre museum

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Jun 3, 20212 min read

Laurence des Cars to be the first woman to direct the Louvre museum

Emmanuel Macron has named Laurence des Cars, an art historian, as the new director of the Louvre museum, which was founded in 1793. It is...

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Recipients of Netflix’s inaugural UK documentary talent fund have been announced

Kafi Zafar

Jun 2, 20212 min read

Recipients of Netflix’s inaugural UK documentary talent fund have been announced

Netflix has announced the ten winners for their first ever Documentary Talent Fund, worth up to £400,000 to be split between 10 creators.

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