Fitzrovia

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  • Getty Images Gallery

    Free

    Exhibition

    Open all year Mon - Fri 10:00 AM - 6:30 PM; Sat 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM

    Getty Images Gallery W1W 8DX[map]

    Getty Images Gallery was opened in 1997 and it features collections of archival photography. The gallery makes imagery accessible through regular exhibitions.

     

  • Getty Images Gallery - Collection

    Free

    Exhibition

    5 January 2009 to 31 December 2009

    Getty Images Gallery W1W 8DX[map]

    Our archival imagery is sourced from the Hulton|Archive which comprises over 300 separate collections and in excess of 40 million negatives, making it one of the greatest resources of original archive photography in the world. The library was founded by Edward Hulton, publisher of the seminal news weekly, Picture Post which revolutionised photojournalism and picture magazine publishing in Britain and beyond. In 1957 the archive was bought by the BBC who added the Daily Express and Evening Standard collections providing coverage of British and international events and personalities from 1939 to the early 1980s.

     

  • Giles Duley: One Second of Light

    Exhibition

    7 December 2009 to 11 December 2009

    Coningsby Gallery W1T 4RJ[map]

    The Coningsby Gallery presents the first UK solo show by the acclaimed documentary photographer Giles Duley. Working in the humanitarian field, Giles partners with well respected charities such as Medecins sans Frontiers, IOM and UNHCR to highlight lesser known stories deserving of public attention and action. Although documenting challenging, and at times, horrific situations, Giles captures the strength of those who fight their adversity rather than succumb. Rather than shock his photographs draw the viewer to the subject, creating intimacy and empathy for lives only differing from ours in circumstance. One Second of Light is a collection of forty-four images shot over the last year. The images tell as yet often untold stories including the plight of the Rohingya refugees, victims of acid attacks in Bangladesh and post conflict Angola. While each image is a powerful narrative, the total exposure time in camera of all the images in the exhibition is only a single second of time - a mere blink of the eye - One Second of Light.

     

  • Grapefest!

    Special event

    Every Mon 5:00 PM Closed Boxing Day

    Crown and Sceptre W1W 6SD[map]

    Choose any bottle of wine for under a tenner.

     

  • Group Show

    Exhibition

    26 May 2010 to 19 June 2010

    Curwen & New Academy Gallery W1T 2JR[map]

    An exhibition featuring artwork by Nikki Cass and Rod Bender.

     

  • Group Show

    Exhibition

    29 September 2010 to 23 October 2010

    Curwen & New Academy Gallery W1T 2JR[map]

    An exhibition featuring artwork by Julia Brooker and Zoe Rubens.

     

  • Hatha Yoga

    From
    £7.00
    per ticket
    (USD11.62)

    Workshop

    Every Mon 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM

    International Students House W1W 5PN[map]

    Fitness classes taught by qualified professional instuctors.

     

  • Hawklords

    From
    £26.50
    per ticket
    (USD44.00)

    Concert

    29 November 2009

    229 W1W 5PN[map]

    A memorial tribute to the late, great creative wiz Mr Barney Bubbles.

     

  • Headless Heroes

    Exhibition

    30 October 2009 to 26 November 2009

    Lazarides Rathbone W1T 1HR[map]

    Lazarides presents 'Headless Heroes', an exhibition of new works by Conor Harrington. Internally renowned for combining graffiti with fine art, Conor's new works move away from the solitary male figure, shifting the focus to the confluence of the hero with the forces of everyday life.

     

  • Henry Walsh

    Exhibition

    29 September 2010 to 23 October 2010

    Curwen & New Academy Gallery W1T 2JR[map]

    A solo exhibition featuring artwork by Henry Walsh.

     

  • Hey Ho Lets Go

    From
    £3.00
    per ticket
    (USD4.98)

    Club

    Every Wed 10:00 PM Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day

    The Roxy W1T 1HJ[map]

    A club night featuring indie, punk and guitar with DJs David and EKO.

     

  • Hidden London

    Exhibition

    24 June 2010 to 17 July 2010

    Curwen & New Academy Gallery W1T 2JR[map]

    Curwen & New Academy Gallery organizes an exhibition entitled ‘Hidden London’.

     

  • Hip-Hop Karaoke

    Free

    Special event

    19 November 2009 to 17 December 2009

    The Social W1W 7JD[map]

    A chance to get on the mic and act out rap fantasies.

     

  • Hot off the Press 10

    Exhibition

    7 January 2010 to 30 January 2010

    Curwen & New Academy Gallery W1T 2JR[map]

    Curwen & New Academy Gallery organises an exhibition entitled 'Hot Off the Press 10'.

     

  • Important Continental Furniture and Clocks

    Exhibition

    4 December 2009 to 8 December 2009

    Sothebys W1A 2AA[map]

    Sotheby's presents an exhibition of important continental furniture & clocks.

     

  • Important Continental Furniture & Clocks - Auction

    Exhibition

    9 December 2009

    Sothebys W1A 2AA[map]

    Sotheby's - London presents an auction of Important Continental Furniture & Clocks.

     

  • Important Continental Furniture & Clocks - Preview

    Exhibition

    4 December 2009 to 8 December 2009

    Sothebys W1A 2AA[map]

    Sotheby's - London presents this preview of Important Continental Furniture & Clocks.

     

  • Important Continental Furniture: Auction

    Exhibition

    8 December 2009

    Sothebys W1A 2AA[map]

    Sotheby's presents an auction of important continental furniture.

     

  • Italian Language

    Special event

    Every 2nd Mon Of the Month 7:00 PM

    Loom Bar W1W 6BB[map]

     

  • It's All Over

    Exhibition

    6 November 2009 to 19 December 2009

    Eleven Howland Ltd W1T 4BU[map]

    Monochrome Materialism by Toby Christian and Rob Leech. Both artists' works attempt to deal with their own existence as art, and with colour and material. Toby Christian uses pretence as a starting point, from challenging orthodox display methods to showing the infinite dimensions of colour in space. Rob Leech treads the line between comic and ironic, as he creates continuous, self-creating gestures reminiscent of abstract painting but on another level, of real life movements like pouring liquid or breathing.