Now here's your chance to relive it, or if you missed it in the flesh, then at least your chance to get a sense of a magical 10 minutes at The nabokov Arts Club. Thanks to Tangled Feet for the footage.
Now here's your chance to relive it, or if you missed it in the flesh, then at least your chance to get a sense of a magical 10 minutes at The nabokov Arts Club. Thanks to Tangled Feet for the footage.
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Here's our outgoing Artistic Director George participating in Amnesty International's Protect The Human campaign at The nabokov Arts Club.
There's a whole set of Protect The Human photos from the night on our Flickr photostream, so if you were snapped, check yourself out.
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We've uploaded loads of amazing photos of Arts Club 4 to our Flickr photostream so you can relive the thrills and spills of the undisputed heavyweight of artistic happenings, anywhere, ever.
There's a selection below, and the rest are over here.
Thanks to the ever brilliant Ludovic Des Cognets for being behind the lens.
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Hey presto, look who we've added to the Arts Club line-up.
David Sexton is one of the finest close-up magicians in the country, performing feats of wonder that will leave you awestruck.
Ever since he realised he was not very good at football, David has been practising his unique style of close up magic and has built up a national reputation. Mixing magic, mis-direction and mind reading, David wandering around the Arts Club making you believe the impossible is possible. Prepare to be truly wowed.
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We're welcoming our friends from Amnesty International to The Arts Club on Saturday with their I Protect The Human campaign.
The campaign simply asks people at festivals, gigs and other events to have their photo taken with the Protect The Human sign as a show of support for human rights.
Amnesty International is a movement of ordinary people from across the world standing up for human rights. Our purpose is to protect individuals wherever justice, fairness, freedom and truth are denied.
By having your photo taken as part of I Protect the Human, in support of our Equality for Women in Iran campaign, you are showing that you are standing up for human rights, and moreover, that this can be done wherever you are. It is our call to action. It shows we celebrate humanity and have the determination to protect it.
So dress to impress, and please take part! Check out more photos here.
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The Arts Club will be part of the biggest ever day of climate change activism on Saturday, with our crowd joining tens of thousands of people in over 150 countries urging world leaders to take steps to reduce carbon emissions.
Saturday 24th sees a worldwide wave of extraordinary events across nearly every country, from the bottom of the Great Barrier Reef to the summit of Mount Everest.
At each event a photo centred around the number 350 will be taken (350 is the parts per million of CO2 in the atmosphere that scientists say is the safe limit – it’s currently 387ppm). The photos from around the world will be delivered to waiting reporters and broadcast to the world’s media on giant screens in New York’s Times Square.
Within the solar-powered Village Underground, we'll have a bicycle-powered art installation showcasing climate change photography and we'll be inviting people to make a huge banner to promote the number 350.
We want to say a huge thanks to our friends at Paintworks who have sponsored our Arts Club 350 action by donating materials for our banner. Thank you!
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