The Metropolis

London agenda for Friday 14 January

Darren Atwater | Friday 14 January, 2011 09:54

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1. Catch up on the story of 21st century art with the gritty, psychogeographic tableaux of Gilbert and George [Le Cool]

2. Wonder how subversive the social uselessness of art is at Art: what is the use? [Run Riot]

3. Infiltrate the Stafford’s Wine Cellars [Tired of London]

4. See one of the best shows at the Fringe this year and almost certainly the best show about naval frigates with Jonny Sweet [Spoonfed]

5. Take in in an incredible exhibition of over one hundred photographs that display the stunning nature of the countryside at Take a View: Landscape Photographer of the Year 2010 [Lauren Down]

7. Watch the shorts that were submitted, but not accepted at the London Short Film Festival at Salon de Refuges Here’s Snipe’s review of an earlier event.

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