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Manchester graffiti jam to pay tribute to Goldie and Metalheadz

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LEGO launches campaign for creativity with fun TV ad

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Tim Boelaars on the importance of side projects, life in Amsterdam and why you have to keep things interesting

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The rise of the Anti-Curators: Why 'Unbranded' might be best

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Kaye Dunnings on Glastonbury's Shangri-La, how the festival has changed and why she has hope for the future

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Alan Berry Rhys's screen and giclée prints inspired by his Argentinian heritage and passion for fishing

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Hikari Shimoda and Millo's double dose of contemporary art focused on human emotions

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Carolyn Genders on lessons learnt from four decades of surviving and thriving as a ceramic artist

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From RGB bars to giant murals of vintage book covers: Five free exhibitions to see in London this May

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Graphic designer and musician Fred Deakin of Lemon Jelly releases stunningly weird concept album

Looking for Sandwell © Niall McDiarmid. All images courtesy of the gallery and artist.
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Looking for Sandwell: Niall McDiarmid's colourful portraits of people in the West Midlands

Exit Level 4, 2018. All images courtesy of artist and Mira Godard Gallery. © Peter Harris
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New paintings by Peter Harris that consider the machines we need for living in modern cities

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