London To Do List – 6-12 January
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Our fab weekly London To Do List continues, with plenty of free, cheap and offbeat treats to get you through the week!
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Adam Larter Presents… Xanadu | The Camden Head | 8pm | FREE
Comedian Adam Larter presents cult classic Xanadu, on the big screen at The Camden Head! Extra clarinets and roller blades are promised – this could be the cultural event of 2014!
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Artrocker New Blood Festival | Hoxton Square Bar + Kitchen | Until January 17th | £5
Next generation noise from the ultimate new music mag Artrocker. Check out the full programme here.
As featured on our epic 2014 To Do List!
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// Wednesday //
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Notes on Camp | ICA | 6.45pm | £10
Gavin Butt chairs a panel discussion which aims to interrogate the term ‘camp’ and consider its relevance to contemporary art.
Chris Sharp, Ellen Feiss and Daniel Sinsel form the panel, exploring the word ‘camp’ has become part of a language available for all, and been pacified into something more akin to humour.
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Screen Social: FRAME X FRAME | The Book Club | 7pm | £4
A Screen Social Music vs Film mashup night, this time featuring award-winning animated films, music videos and more!
Including a selection of shortlisted and winning entries from The Van d’Ors’ animation category, this promises to be a night full of film, music, chat and drinks!
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Republic of the Moon | Bargehouse | Until February 2 | 11am-6pm | FREE
Bargehouse undergoes yet another magical transformation, this time into an Earth-based embassy for a ‘Republic of the Moon’ – filled with artists’ fantastical imaginings.
40 years after the first moon landings, a group of artists are declaring a Republic of the Moon, re-examining the relationship we have with our planet’s only natural satellite.
Featuring works by Liliane Lijn, Leonid Tishkov, Katie Paterson, Agnes Meyer-Brandis, WE COLONISED THE MOON and other amazing artists.
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London Short Film Festival: New Shorts #4 Short Longes | Hackney Attic | 3pm | £6
A relaxed afternoon of longer-form drama shorts, including new work from comedian Josie Long, and the hit sci-fi epic Hereafter starring Lydia Wilson (Misfits).
Plus, from 8pm, there’s a soundtrack-heavy club night led by Stanley Schtinter, with music from forgotten films and all the cinematic classics, with stunning visuals as a backdrop.
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A Barbican Music Library Exhibition | Barbican Library | Until 27 February | From 9:30am | FREE
A free exhibition at Barbican Music Library explores the history of the London Music Halls and their performers – through photographs, prints and documents.
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I am Joint Editor at To Do List. I like: nice pubs, film marathons, not doing real marathons, bad comedy, plays/musicals with shorter second halves, and the Oxford comma.
