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The Sniff of the Real. Review by Peter Carpenter

Sony World Photography Awards for 2012. The photography festival, World Photo, London, includes a stunning showcase of images from the Sony World Photography Awards for 2012; ...

Traces, an exhibition curated by Julia Winckler. Review by Clare Best

Austrian Cultural Forum London, 28 Rutland Gate, London SW7 1PQ 3 April – 8 June 2012 Opening times: Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm ‘Reality is not simply there, it does not ...

A literary celebration, Words in the Park festival

We are excited to announce the Words in the Park festival which we will be attending from the 18th-20th May in Holland Park. Some of the ...

Doors open on Friday 27th April for the Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition

For more information on the FREE events, workshops and seminars as well as details about the exhibition, please go to: http://www.worldphoto.org/festivals-and-events/free-events-at-world-photo-london/
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