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As Dulwich Festival turns 25, The Resident checks out some of the highlights of south east London’s biggest community arts festival
Win Tickets to see The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at Hampton Court Palace Festival
Win two tickets – worth a total of £105 – to see The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra perform on the final night of Hampton Court Palace Festival – complete with a fireworks display!
Win Tickets to See Grace Jones at Henley Festival
Win tickets to see Grace Jones, one of the world’s most iconic women, perform her daring and original set on Henley Festival’s iconic Floating Stage this summer
Ad Feature The Design Legacy of the World’s Most Famous Artists
Throughout history there have been artists who have broken the mould by creating new ways of seeing and presenting the world. Their work has not just become something to look at in an art gallery, it has entered the public consciousness
19 Beautiful Instagrams of London in the Snow
The Beast from the East may be wreaking havoc on public transport, but it has also created some undeniably beautiful scenes, so The Resident has combed Instagram for the most beautiful shots of #snowinLondon
Does BitCoin Have a Place in the Arts? Eleesa Dadiani Thinks So
BitCoin and fine art might not seem like natural bedfellows, but Eleesa Dadiani – owner of Dadiani Fine Art in Mayfair – is making great strides in these two seemingly paradoxical worlds
Lazarus Theatre Company Reinvents the Classics for Greenwich Residency
Ricky Dukes, creative director of Lazarus Theatre Company, is excited about his year-long residency at Greenwich Theatre. And with a production of Lord of the Flies that questions gender roles due to open in March, so are we…
How Catford is Making its Mark in the Movies
Steve Patterson started Supersets, which makes sets for film, TV, fashion shows and pop videos, in a series of railway arches in Ladywell in 2015, and now they have plans to expand to Catford, putting south east London firmly on the movie-making map
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