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Rachel Sussman on ‘deep time’ & the oldest living things in the world
Rachel Sussman, Spruce Gran Picea # 0909 - 11A07 (9,550 years old; Sweden), 2009. Archival print, 111.8 x 137.2 cm. © the artist 2020. Courtesy the artist
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Rachel Sussman on ‘deep time’ & the oldest living things in the world

Artist Rachel Sussman has photographed some of the oldest living things in the world. Here she discusses a 9,550 year old spruce and the concept of ‘deep time’.
Chris McCabe on Instagram Poetry For Every Day
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Chris McCabe on Instagram Poetry For Every Day

National Poetry Librarian Chris McCabe discusses the world’s first anthology of Instagram Poetry, Instagram Poetry For Every Day, published in September 2020
Kae Tempest: 8 of our favourite performances
Poet, author and performer Kae Tempest
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Kae Tempest: 8 of our favourite performances

As Kae Tempest releases their latest book, On Connection, we look back at some of their most memorable performances.
5 things to know about Everyday Heroes
Installation view of Barbara Walker, Attitude (1998) and Matthew Krishanu, Hospital Chaplain – Face Mask (Rehanah Sadiq) (2020) at Southbank Centre’s Everyday Heroes exhibition
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5 things to know about Everyday Heroes

Read an introduction to the Southbank Centre’s free, outdoor exhibition featuring newly commissioned artworks and poems celebrating the UK’s frontline workers. 
Behind the scenes of Everyday Heroes
Installing Tom (2020) by Lydia Blakeley, on the windows of Southbank Centre’s Liner Building, overlooking Mandela Walkway.
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Behind the scenes of Everyday Heroes

Take a look at Hayward Gallery’s special outdoor exhibition Everyday Heroes, ahead of its opening in September 2020
5 things to know about Among the Trees
Eija-Liisa Ahtila, Horizontal - Vaakasuora, 2011, at Among the Trees, Hayward Gallery, 2020. © Crystal Eye, Helsinki, 2020. Courtesy of Hayward Gallery. Photo Linda Nylind)
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5 things to know about Among the Trees

Find out more about Hayward Gallery’s Among the Trees, an exhibition celebrating trees and forests at Southbank Centre
Children’s books celebrating diversity & inclusion: tips & recommendations
Schools at a story Writing Project
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Children’s books celebrating diversity & inclusion: tips & recommendations

Jasmine Dellimore and Meera Ghanshamdas from Children’s Bookseller of the Year, Moon Lane Books, recommend children’s books that celebrate diversity and inclusion
David Bowie’s Meltdown revisited
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David Bowie’s Meltdown revisited

Revisit David Bowie’s 2002 Meltdown with video and audio clips of the two-week long festival at London’s Southbank Centre.

Meltdown festival: backstage pass
M.I.A. fixes her hair in her dressing room backstage at Southbank Centre's Meltdown festival
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Meltdown festival: backstage pass

Take a look behind the scenes at past Meltdown festivals, including those curated by Nick Cave, David Bowie, M.I.A., Robert Smith and Jarvis Cocker
Revisiting Pink Floyd's iconic Games For May
Harry Grindrod
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Revisiting Pink Floyd's iconic Games For May

On 12 May 1967 Pink Floyd performed a legendary concert at Queen Elizabeth Hall which saw them cement a place in rock history, as well as a ban from our venue
5 things to know about Zohra Opoku
Dicksonia Antarctica, the 2015 artwork by Zohra Opoku
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5 things to know about Zohra Opoku

Find out about artist Zohra Opoku, whose self-portrait Rhododendron (2015) is currently displayed on a large billboard outside our Hayward Gallery
Dara McAnulty: A day in the life of a naturalist in lockdown
Dara McAnulty
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Dara McAnulty: A day in the life of a naturalist in lockdown

Naturalist, activist and writer Dara McAnulty explains how the restrictions of lockdown have altered his daily interactions with nature.
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