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Students from University of the Arts London present Under the Counter at the Royal Albert Hall on 6 March 2017

Immersive and interactive performance at Royal Albert Hall, Prince of Wales room

6 March 2017

“If all the paintings in this room were sold, people wouldn’t be homeless.”

A group of protestors infiltrated Royal Albert Hall and occupied the posh VIP room. Newspaper articles of various social and political issues like Trump’s muslim ban and infiltration plans scatter the floor. The audience are invited to engage in a meaningful conversation on socio-political issues they are passionate about.

Link to official Royal Albert Hall page review

http://www.royalalberthall.com/about-the-hall/news/2017/march/under-the-counter-central-st-martins-students-present-an-immersive-promenade-exhibition-around-the-royal-albert-halls-unseen-spaces/

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Toby Time at London Design Festival: Design Carousel

Design Carousel is the first design festival for children at London Design Festival. Turn up at Coram’s Fields clocked 2700 headcount in the 6 hours event. Toby Time was part of an artist exhibit.

Toby Time introductory video

Sally at Brick Lane

Wearable Art. Performance.

Cass Art Performance Art Day

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Photographed By Jelly Schuhmacher, Edited by Fié Neo

Toby Time at Field Day 2016

 

Toby Time is a participatory art that allows members of the public to enter Toby and share a happy or sad memory. They then put the memories into Happy Memories Box or Bad Memory Eraser Box respectively. If they have written a bad memory, they get to pick a memory out from the Happy Memory Box.