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Meet the Musician: Randall Goosby
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Meet the Musician: Randall Goosby

Violinist Randall Goosby talks to us about his musical favourites and memories ahead of his Southbank Centre Artist Residency for 2023/24.
Guy Gunaratne on Mister, Mister, slow art, and room to write
A man wearing a navy blue jacket over a white t-shirt and dark glasses
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Guy Gunaratne on Mister, Mister, slow art, and room to write

Guy Gunaratne, author of the award-winning In Our Mad And Furious City gives an interview with the Southbank Centre about their second novel, Mister Mister
Ed Hall on the enduring appeal of banners in a digital world
Banner-maker Ed Hall, an older White man with white hair, sits in his studio surrounded by cloth, banners and banner-making  equipment
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Ed Hall on the enduring appeal of banners in a digital world

Banner-maker Ed Hall introduces his climate-themed banners produced for the Southbank Centre’s Planet Summer and gives a history of banners
Dear Earth artist in focus: Daiara Tukano
Artwork by Daiara Tukano on display at the Hayward Gallery as part of the exhibition, Dear Earth
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Dear Earth artist in focus: Daiara Tukano

Artist Daira Tukano creates images based on introspective dream-like experiences. Her work features as part of the exhibition Dear Earth at Hayward Gallery
Union Jill: the story behind a symbol of protest and alternative Britain
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Union Jill: the story behind a symbol of protest and alternative Britain

Environmental activists Helen B and Heather talk about the creation of the Union Jill, a flag which became the familiar symbol of 1990s road protests in Britain
Sustainability at the Southbank Centre
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Sustainability at the Southbank Centre

What is the Southbank Centre doing to become more sustainable? Our sustainability advisor talks us through some of the approaches we’re taking to become net zero.
The Hermes Experiment: 6 things… I love about contemporary classical music
The Hermes Experiment
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The Hermes Experiment: 6 things… I love about contemporary classical music

The Hermes Experiment’s clarinettist Oliver Pashley shares his enthusiasm for contemporary classical music ahead of a September 2023 Southbank Centre concert
Dear Earth artist in focus: Richard Mosse
Installation view of Richard Mosse, Dear Earth_ Art and Hope in a Time of Crisis
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Dear Earth artist in focus: Richard Mosse

Artist Richard Mosse has been documenting the Amazon through specialist imaging technology. His work features as part of the exhibition Dear Earth at Hayward Gallery
Otobong Nkanga in conversation with Hayward Gallery’s Rachel Thomas
The artist Otobong Nkanga wearing red framed glasses and a multi-coloured jacket
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Otobong Nkanga in conversation with Hayward Gallery’s Rachel Thomas

Artist Otobong Nkanga discusses her work Double Shot (2018) and the theme and focus of exhibition Dear Earth with Hayward Gallery chief curator Rachel Thomas
8 things to know about Bach’s Goldberg Variations
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8 things to know about Bach’s Goldberg Variations

JS Bach’s Goldberg Variations, written in 1741, are considered one of the composer’s greatest keyboard works. Here are some key facts about the composition
The Endz: from the streets to the stage, via a car park
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The Endz: from the streets to the stage, via a car park

The Endz is a contemporary performance piece from Multi-Story Orchestra bringing together spoken word, rap and an orchestra, that started out as a Peckham school project
The Climate Conversation featuring Greta Thunberg, Tori Tsui and Dominique Palmer
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The Climate Conversation featuring Greta Thunberg, Tori Tsui and Dominique Palmer

Watch Greta Thunberg, Tori Tsui, Dominique Palmer, Daphne Frias, Mya-Rose Craig and Ati Viviam Villafaña in a discussion about our climate emergency