Love, Cinema, and Sound: A Mayfair to Soho Crawl

From Renoir’s romantic brushstrokes to the campy chaos of cult cinema, this crawl weaves through London's creative heartbeat. Explore how love, sound, and innovation collide in these captivating spaces.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Renoir and Love

   National Gallery

   Renoir's ability to capture intimacy makes this exhibition a must-see. Look for his lesser-known works that reveal deeper emotional layers beyond the well-trodden nudes and landscapes.

2. Sing-A-Long-A Rocky Horror Picture Show

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Bring your best sing-along voice to this cult classic screening. It's not just about watching the film, but joining the riotous fun of dressing up and belting out songs with fellow fans.

3. Joy Gregory: Catching Flies with Honey

   Whitechapel Gallery

   Joy Gregory’s photography challenges perceptions, blending personal and political narratives. Her installations often spark conversations about identity, making this a thought-provoking stop.

4. Evangelion: Death (True)² + The End of Evangelion : Double Feature

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Catch a glimpse of the groundbreaking anime that shaped a generation. This double feature is essential for fans of complex storytelling — be prepared for a psychological ride.

5. Sour Loop: Laurel Halo & Hanne Lippard

   Somerset House

   Laurel Halo and Hanne Lippard's exhibition is a sonic exploration that plays on how sound influences public behaviour. It's a sensory experience that challenges conventional art forms.

6. The Andean Information Age

   Copperfield Gallery

   Oscar Santillán's work dives into the Andean culture with a tech twist. His installations illustrate how information impacts society, making for a compelling look at tradition versus modernity.

7. Paper Tiger Television

   Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA)

   Paper Tiger Television celebrates independent media with a retrospective of their work. Expect a mix of biting satire and experimental video pieces that are both entertaining and eye-opening.

8. Rave Reading Group

   Gasworks

   This interactive session invites you to physically engage with reading in a new way. Shadi Al-Atallah’s approach to art meets literature could shift your understanding of both.