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Somerset House Studios: Hyper Functional, Ultra Healthy - Tabita Rezaire Merkaba for the Hoeteps

DREAM BIG FESTIVAL (ZOOM) - RAISING FUNDS FOR THE WELLBEING OF WOMEN CHARITY

Read Along with Chimamanda Ngozi Aichie, Half Of A Yellow Sun on Instagram

Permission to Imagine: Radical Love and Pleasure

Every Shut Eye Ain't Asleep

Zanele Muholoi - Tate Modern

Chantal Joffe, Victoria Miro Gallery.In this series of portraits, she considers issues of aging, motherhood and invisibility, focusing particularly on the complex relationship between mother and child over time.

María Berrío: Flowered Songs and Broken Currents, Victoria Miro Gallery

Paula Rego - Tate Britain - Paula Rego has played a key role in redefining figurative art in the UK and internationally.

MoCADA Gallery presents: The Cookout, Fried Dynamite FM, Opening Party

Read I Discuss I Disrupt: A Radical Read-In Celebrate Juneteenth with @feministpress and PubWorkers4Justice

Abstract Drawing Class with Lisa King

Abstract Drawing Class with Lisa King: Famous Paintings with live music guest Sam Way

Abstract Drawing Class with Lisa King

Full Moon Saturday Sips with Zhena and Feng Shui expert Tisha Morris

SARABANDE SESSIONS · Reclaiming the Gaze, a Self-Portrait Workshop

SARABANDE SESSIONS · Japanese Shibori with Davide Carrano

Wednesday With Wendy - New York City Ballet Artistic Director Wendy Whelan's movement class

McQueen Creators – Embroidery

Moving Through Loss Workshop

Glennon Doyle - How to Find Yourself : In Conversation with Hannah MacInnes

How to Survive in Extreme Isolation : Ingrid Betancourt and Oliver Chittenden

Laura Gibson: Violet Home Concert Series 4

Conservation Talk: Vivian Suter @ Tate Liverpool

A Halloween Séance With Christopher Howell

LAST CHANCE: Cindy Sherman at the National Portrait Gallery

How To Change Your Life Festival 2019: How To Academy

The Hugo Boss Prize 2018

Vikky Alexander: Extreme Beauty

Julia Reichert: 50 Years In Film at Wex Arts

Moving Still: Performative Photography In India

Maria Lassnig, Ways Of Being

Versailles Visible/Invisible

Berthe Morisot – Female Impressionist at Musee d’Orsay

Gillian Wearing: Rock ‘n’ Roll 70 at Moody Center for the Arts

Julie Mehretu, HOWL eon (I,II) at MOMA

Hammer Projects: Andrea Fraser

Madge Gill at William Morris Gallery

Tim Walker: Wonderful Things @ V&A

A.M Lukas, One Cambodian Family Please For My Pleasure. London Migration Film Festival.

Germaine Greer on Rape with Germaine Greer

Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (15)

Grace Banks: The Other Half Modern Couples: Art, Intimacy and the Avant-garde

Modern Couples: Make Your Own Relationship Rules Workshop with Dr Meg-John Barker & Justin Hancock

Lush Presents: Leading Lady Parts

Lush Presents: Girls In Film

Courage Everywhere. National Theatre.

Cecilia Vicuna. Brooklyn Museum. 200 Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn.

Rodarte. NMWA.

Yves Saint Laurent: Dreams of the Orient

The Many Lives of Jane Fonda. BFI.

Best Friends Forever. Underwire Festival.

Sisters Of Resistance. Underwire Festival.

Dance, Girl, Dance: The Short Films Of Georgia Parris. Underwire Festival.

All The Colors Of The Dark: The Work Of Rina Yang. Underwire Festival.

UK Premiere: La Maison Du Bonheur. Underwire Festival.

Us Vs Them. A panel discussion with authors on feminist myth making. New Suns: A Feminist Literary Festival

Debunking The Myths Around Feminism. In Conversation With June Sarpong. Women For Women.

When science meets dance: Professor Nicola Clayton in conversation with Mark Baldwin CBE. Royal Academy

Artist in conversation: Barbara Rae. Royal Academy

Chrissie Hynde in Conversation. Royal Academy.

Provocations in Art: Indigenous Repatriation Within The Arts. Royal Academy.

Artists in conversation: Bob & Roberta Smith RA and Sarah Pickstone. Royal Academy

BARBARA KRUGER 1978

From Woman To Woman: Becoming. Rania Matar at Cle Contemporary Gallery

In Her Image: Photographs by Rania Matar. Cleveland Museum Of Art.

Sølve Sundsbø – Beyond the Still Image

TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING from The Laundry

Illuminating women: Photographs by Mayotte Magnus. National Portrait Gallery.

Museum of London: Votes for Women.

Screening: Persona, the film that saved Ingmar Bergman. Institut Suedois, Paris.

Ama by Director Lorna Tucker. World Premiere and Introduction. Curzon Soho.

Climate Change: How To Create a Better Future for the world. With Mary Robinson and Lucy Siegle. Portland Hall.

Outliers And American Vanguard Art. LACMA.

Klimt / Schiele Drawings from the Albertina Museum, Vienna. Royal Academy.

Opening Night of Underwire Film Festival: The Future Belongs To US + Q&A.

Difficult Love A Screening From Zanele Muholi, Charleston House.

Zoe Leonard: Survey. The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA.

Cecily Brown, Where, When, How Often and with Whom. Louisiana Museum Of Modern Art, Copenhagen.

Autobiography Of A Princess (PG) + James Ivory Q&A. Curzon Cinema Oxford.

Mika Rottenberg at Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art.

Play It As It Lays (18) New Suns: A Feminist Literary Festival. Barbican.

Paris Photo

Salon 008: Forests And Spirits Figurative Art From The Khartoum School at Saatchi

After MeToo: Consent, Trauma and the Future. New Suns: A Feminist Literary Festival. Barbican.

Stanley Kubrick: Through A Different Lens. MCNY.

Last Chance To See! Georgia O’Keeffe: Visions of Hawai’i. New York Botanical Garden.

Last Chance To See! Grace Weaver. Best Life. James Cohan Gallery.

Last Chance To See! Liza Lou: Classification and Nomenclature of Clouds. Lehmann Maupin Gallery.

Interior Lives. Contemporary Photographs of Chinese New Yorkers. MCNY.

Last Chance To See! Tony Vaccaro From Shadow To Light at The Getty Images Gallery.

Last Chance To See! Lubaina Himid: Our Kisses Are Petals. Baltic Centre For Contemporary Art.

Julian Rosefeldt: Manifesto. Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal.

Spirited. The Portico Library

Preview: 9 to 5 + intro by Jane Fonda BFI.

Exhibition: Zoe Leonard Analogue

Jane Fonda: Coming Of Age. Jane Fonda In Conversation. BFI.

‘21st Century Women’ Sarabande’s bi-annual Art Series. Unit London. Mayfair.

Martine Syms: Grand Calme Review. Sadie Coles Kingly St, Soho.

Architecture on Stage: Marina Tabassum. Barbican

Last week to see! Tish Murtha: Works 1976 – 1991. The Photographer’s Gallery.

Last week to see! Alex Prager: Silver Lake Drive. The Photographer’s Gallery

Last Chance! HON by Niki de Saint Phalle & Shen Yuan

Film Screening: Portals I: A Gesture Towards New Black Femme Screen Narratives.

Filmmaking As Resistance / Storytelling As Survival: A workshop with Director Alima Lee.

FFFest – Female Filmmaker Festival. Downtown Independent

Yayoi Kusama. Victoria Miro Gallery

Hell. Liminal Company at Reine Blanche Theatre

Elmgreen & Dragset: This Is How We Bite Our Tongue at Whitechapel Gallery.

Shoji Ueda: Retrospective at Three Shadows Photography Art Centre

Redefining Juliet - Storme Toolis

Last week to see Jenny Saville at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art

My Name is Lucy Barton by Elizabeth Strout opens at the Bridge Theatre

Last week to see ‘The Feminine Sublime’ at Pasadena Museum of California Art

Free Speech, Not Censorship

Last week to see Another Kind of Life, Photography on The Margins

Adrian Piper: A Synthesis of Institutions, 1965-2016

Collective Women: Feminist Art Archives from the 1970s to the 1990s

Last week to see Manifesto by Julian Rosefeldt

Alone Together at Mac Montreal

Jenny Lewis begins her US Tour

Brocade by Roberta Jean for 2 nights only at Sadlers Wells

‘Orla Kiely: A Life in Pattern’ opens

‘Modern Couples; Art Intimacy and the Avant-garde’ opens at the Barbican

‘The Virgin Trial’ by Kate Hennig opens at The Great Canadian Theatre Co.

In Conversation with Margaret Atwood

An evening with Margaret Atwood

‘Life in Motion: Egon Schiele/ Francesca Woodman’ opens at Tate Liverpool

Pregnant then screwed live: UK festival of motherhood and work

In Praise of Difficult Women: Life Lessons from Women Who Dared

Nevertheless, She Persisted: Suffrage, cinema and beyond’ series begins at the Barbican