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| London’s cultural highlights this June |
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Summer’s finally here! We’re ready for Mangal Mondays with Berber + Q, Mario Testino x Helmut Newton, and Martin Morales’ turn on the Ceviche decks. For some shade, we’ll be headed down to Dulwich for the opening of the brand new Pavilion, or catching the Dustin Hoffman season at the BFI. Whatever you get up to, come rain, shade or shine, enjoy JUNE!
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Gregory Crewdson at The Photographers’ Gallery |  | | Don’t miss the first UK exhibition of Gregory Crewdson’s Cathedral of the Pines. Produced between 2013 and 2014, the acclaimed American artist leaves the suburbs behind and strikes out into the forest for an exploration of human connection and isolation. It’s also the first time The Photographers’ Gallery has devoted all three of its gallery spaces to one artist.
| | Opens 23rd June,
Opening time vary,
16 – 18 Ramillies St,
W1F 7LW
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Dustin Hoffman Season at BFI | | | The BFI has been taking on some serious cinematic heavyweights for 2017 with Martin Scorsese and Rainer Werner Fassbinder, and they show no sign of letting up, with Dustin Hoffman Season taking over the Southbank screens for June and July. We’ll be digging deeper with All The President’s Men, Tootsie and the Oscar-winning Kramer vs Kramer.
| | Throughout June and July,
Click here for screening times,
Belvedere Road, South Bank, SE1 8XT
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Mangal Mondays at Berber + Q | | | When summer hits, #UJLoves a Turkish ocakbasi, and it seems Berber & Q got the memo as they’ll be collaborating with four of London’s hottest chefs this month for Mangal Mondays. Oscar Holgado of Pitt Cue, Andrew Clarke of Brunswick House, Nicholas Balfe of Brixton’s Salon and Ramael Scully of NOPI will be taking their turn firing up the grill, paying homage to a traditional Turkish ocakbasi feast and putting their stamp on some classics.
| | Every Monday in June,
From 6pm each evening,
338 Acton Mews, E8 4EA
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Turning The Tables at Ceviche Old Street | | | Is there anything Martin Morales can’t do? This month the Ceviche chef and founder curates a one-off food and music mash-up, celebrating the capital’s most-loved flavours. Morales has gathered his favourite chefs and DJs together to cook up their favourite dishes and turn their hands to the decks. Gunpowder’s Harneet Baweja, Melissa Hemsley, Neil Rankin and Grace Dent will all be on-side, along with DJs Mister G, Andy Morris and DJ Yoda spinning plates and disks. And it’s one night only!
| | Tickets £48 via oldst@cevicheuk.com,
Saturday 24th June,
5pm-11pm,
2 Baldwin Street, EC1V 9NU
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The Pavilion at Dulwich Picture Gallery | | | Celebrating 200 years since the Dulwich Picture Gallery first set out to provide art for the public, the Dulwich Pavilion opens its doors to the public this month. Created by emerging architects IF_DO, the After Image design is a contemporary response to John Soane’s original architecture, with free entry all summer.
| | Open now until 8th October,
Times vary,
Gallery Road, SE21 7AD
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Eighty Six List at Borough Market | | | Natalia Ribbe-Szrok hosts a month-long series of pop up dinners at 1 Cathedral Street in Borough Market, featuring four different chefs all yet to open their own restaurants. The showcases will demonstrate what each chef would do if they had a permanent site, while each menu will focus on highlighting market favourites from summer.
| | 1st-24th June,
Across lunch and dinner services,
1 Cathedral Street, SE1 9DE
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Mario Testino, Helmut Newton and Jean Pigozzi | | | Helmut Newton features in and alongside his friends’ works for this new triptych exhibition at Berlin’s Museum für Fotografie. ‘Undressed’ is the site-specific installation from Mario Testino consisting of numerous, larger-than-life unpublished studio portraits. On the flip side, ‘Pool Party’ by Jean Pigozzi features small-format, snapshot images taken around his swimming pool in Cap d’Antibes, a favourite haunt of Helmut and Jean Newton.
| | Opens 3rd June – 19th Nov,
Tue-Sun: 11am-7pm,
Museum für Fotografie, Jebensstraße 2 10623 Berlin
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