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A collection of ten abstract line drawings with brown watercolor washes, arranged in columns and rows on a light background, resembling primitive totems or figures.Arts & Culture · 16 OctoberExhibition: The Abbey Art Centre as Postwar Refuge, 1946–56 Read the story →
A man in a black t-shirt stands outside a gray building with a painting of a multi-story building in a wooden frame in front of him.Arts & Culture · 22 SeptemberMark Woods to exhibit ‘Urban Portraits: Fragments of London’ at Burgh House, HampsteadA row of brick apartment buildings with white trim and balconies, with cars parked along the street in front of them.Arts & Culture · 10 JuneWalter Sickert and the Camden Town Group: How a Post-Impressionist Collective Put Camden on the Art MapA life-sized bronze statue of Amy Winehouse stands between two benches on a brick path, with building storefronts and an upper-level walkway in the background.Arts & Culture · 3 JuneAmy Winehouse and Camden: A Love Affair That Defined a BoroughAn overhead, black and white shot of cars driving and waiting in traffic on a city street, with some pedestrians visible on the sidewalk.Arts & Culture · 3 JuneThe Roundhouse: From Railway Engine Shed to Camden's Most Iconic StageA paved road with a yellow dividing line curves towards a stone tunnel built into a lush, tree-covered mountainside under a bright sky with distant mountains.Arts & Culture · 3 JuneCharles Dickens's Camden: How the Borough Shaped His Greatest Characters

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