The best things to do in London, Celebrate Bankside during Merge Festival - The Telegraph

An immersive art project 
Time Out

The coolest arts festivals on the calendar - Red Bull

Merge Art Festival Set To Ignite Bankside This Autumn - Art Lyst

This annual arts festival takes over Bankside, highlighting the area's heritage, architecture and culture - Time Out

Now in its second year, Merge Festival breathes life into London's Bankside - 
The Telegragh

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    Friday
    Jul012011

    MERGE 2013 programme to be announced soon.  Festival dates 19th September - 20th October 2013

    Merge Festival is an annual festival to encourage and promote a set of exhibitions, performances, events and happenings which draw on the rich heritage and contemporary culture of Bankside.

    Events from September 19th - October 21st 2012

    Saturday
    Oct012011

    Bankside Transformed

    Artists transformed disused hoardings throughout Bankside with site-specific original artworks.

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    Thursday
    Nov032011

    Behind NME Lines

    A photographic exhibition that showcased the greatest, most iconic and most controversial covers in NME’s incredible 60-year history.

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    Thursday
    Nov102011

    Riverside Stage

    Every weekend on the river walkway by Tate Modern, The Riverside Stage showcased live music throughout the Merge Festival.

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    Thursday
    Nov172011

    The Midnight Run by Inua Ellams

    People were invited to run with the artist and interact and respond to the city.

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    Sunday
    Nov202011

    Musical Happenings

    A series of musical happenings in unexpected places.

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    Monday
    Nov282011

    The Second Word from the Story of the Cage by Meet Alice

    A site-specific performance work in a disused WWII air raid shelter beneath Almshouses.

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    Tuesday
    Nov292011

    Art of Punk

    An evening of Punk, that featured music, film, visuals and discussions around the Punk movement.

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    Wednesday
    Nov302011

    Believe the Magic by Jimmy Cauty 

    The premier of a short film directed by Jimmy Cauty with music written by the D.1.Light Industrial Orchestra.

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    Thursday
    Dec152011

    Live music night's at Tate Modern Cafe

    A series of live music events that celebrate original local music once a month.

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    Wednesday
    Dec212011

    6 Robots named Paul by Patrick Tresset

    6 robots in a site-specific artists studio that could sketch visitors portraits. Each one would then be selected to become part of the exhibition.

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    Thursday
    Dec222011

    Performances by Inua Ellams

    Ellams performed poems written after many meetings with local residents and builders working on the Tate Modern development.

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    Sunday
    Jan012012

    The Crucible - Where Scientists Meet Artists

    A unique opportunity where people from both the art and science world could come to share ideas and network.

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    Tuesday
    May082012

    The Exquisite Corpse Will Drink The Young Wine

    For one night only, The Exquisite Corpse was a live musical collaboration with performances that included: Snoopy Vs the Red Baron by Fiona Banner, Viv Albertine, Steve Beresford and others.

     

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    Sunday
    Aug052012

    Press Play

    Curated by Anna Frisch, Press Play was two nights of non-stop live performances, music, pink rabbits, and rock n' roll!

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