The Metropolis

London agenda for Tuesday 17 July 2012

Darren Atwater | Tuesday 17 July, 2012 12:03

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1. View works by Claire Halifax, Trinidad Ball, Richard Burel and Mike Edwards at Icons [Le Cool]

2. If a crime is committed by someone with a brain tumour or genetic condition, should we hold them responsible for their actions? Plus live music. Cosy Science at the Exmouth Arms [Run Riot]

3. Spend the night after spending the night with Madonna at the BarFM aftershow [Don’t Panic]

4. Watch an interactive show-and-tell with some of the more curious objects that has been uncovered in the storerooms of the Grant Museum [Ian Visits]

5. See the BAPS Mandir Haveli [Tired of London]

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