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April 13, 2017

ORGAN THING: Christina Mackie’s Drift Rust comes together as one exciting whole at Bethnal Green’s Herald St gallery…
April 12, 2017

ORGAN THING: A new Oxbow video, a new Marnie Scarlet Film…
April 10, 2017

ORGAN THING: Donk, Skeleton Cardboard, Best Before End, a little more thought on the streets of London…
April 7, 2017

ORGAN THING: Chips For The Poor, the heroes British rock needs right now, probably not at Knopfler’s place giving out goodie bags anytime soon…
April 7, 2017

ORGAN THING: Low Bros at Stolen Space, punktastic goodie bags, the heroes British rock needs right now at Knopfler’s place, and…
April 6, 2017

ORGAN PREVIEW: Dalston Ballet Company, Joy and Dissent, Festival of Cultural Activism…
April 4, 2017

ORGAN PREVIEW: Patrick Goddard’s Go Professional and other stuff in a thingamajig at Seventeen Gallery, East London…
March 29, 2017

ORGAN THINGS: Throbbing Gristle reignite their Mute relationship, Cosey Fanni Tutti releases her autobiography. Meanwhile Starsha Lee’s Sofia Martins and her self portraits…
March 28, 2017

ORGAN THING: The return of Jimmy Cauty’s container and the Aftermath Dislocation Principle..
March 27, 2017

ORGAN THING: One of the highlights of the London art calendar, this summer’s re-booted Art Car Boot Fair dates have just been announced…
March 25, 2017

ORGAN THING: Thursday night’s art and music, Dale Grimshaw at Well Hung, a Toaster pop up, Miraculous Mule all proper in King’s Cross, that and a unicorn pooping rainbows…
March 23, 2017

ORGAN THING: Cabaret Voltaire at The Devil’s Arse Cave, the first UK performance in over 20 years this April…
March 20, 2017

ORGAN THING: Another Monday, another five, The Dandadda, Stuff, A.M. Overcast, the punk rock of Bad Breeding and the sound art of Mia Zabelka…
March 20, 2017

ORGAN THING: Bill Drummond Is Dead…
March 19, 2017

ORGAN THING: Brian Eno London book signing this Monday (any excuse for some Ladytron)
March 16, 2017

ORGAN THINGS: A taste of things to come from The Residents. And further to the encounter with dubious red coat man, has the London street art scene become the scene that celebrates itself far far too much?

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