Clerkenwell Design Week gets going on Tuesday expecting to attract over 30,000 visitors and 230 brands from the UK and across the globe.

Now in its third year, the event will give you access into some of the finest buildings across the East Central London area.

Part three Architect party people from some of the finest creatives around will compare sketches, notes and real workings for you to admire and stand inside.

The third Clerkenwell Design Week gets going on Tuesday the 21^st till Thursday the 23^rd of May at venues across Clerkenwell named after:

The Clerks’ Well in Farringdon Lane, where London parish clerks performed the famous Medieval Mystery Plays throughout the Middle Ages.

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The Garage Project on Hoxton Street are getting set to unveil their latest exhibition featuring unfinished modelling and sculptures.

Daryl Brown uses off cuts, sweepings and leftovers which have been discarded to transform them into something special and ever evolving.

His craftsman’s approach and relationship with the tools and materials are typically Dad DIY in that all of his works are left unfinished.

Pushing the sculptures to the point of collapse, the work is then deliberately left to potentially evolve and become something else in the viewers mind.

Daryl Brown ‘Ramblin’ is running from Friday 24^th of May until Sunday the 16^th of June at the Garage Project just behind the Howl and the Moon on Hoxton Street.

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Red Gallery are getting ready to celebrate their third birthday where  they’ll be crossing the boundaries of curation, social responsibility and post-rave generation lushness.

With a dazzling array of music, art, food and performance the party will span twelve hours across their outdoor market space and inside the actual gallery.

The mischievous magican Benjamin Murphy of The Hoxton Gallery will be a hot pick along with fine refreshments from the Burger Bear.

There will also be live music from Brian Iddenden, The Diaz Brothers and Olly Sugarlump Honeywill and More art from Jo Peel, Perspicere plus Treble Wins.

Red Gallery 3^rd Birthday takes place on Bank Holiday Sunday the 5^th of May from 12pm until 12am at Red Gallery and Market on the corner of Great Eastern & Rivington St (behind the old foundry)

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If you are dead into being creative and have a killer sense for decorative art then head across to Barts Pathology Museum this Saturday for a Skull Workshop.

Lauren Baker will welcome you in to customise your own human-cast skull to take away and keep in pride of place in the living room or for critter children at Halloween.

Lauren will also be giving a talk about the history of skulls within art while taking you through her work.

The Skull Workshop takes place this Saturday the 27^th of April from 2pm until 5:30pm at Barts Pathology Museum and is £60.00 which includes all materials and refreshments.

Over the last month a brave artist has fought fiercely through icy winds, soggy rain, slushy snow and chilly hands to refresh and revitalise an area of central Shoreditch.

Jo Peel, accompanied by dozens of cans of spray paint, a climbing rig, camera crew and a London Bus – plus a few Burger Bears has  painted the UK’s Largest Mural covering the whole wall of Red Gallery on the corner of Rivington and Old Street (Where Foundry Used to Be)

The work was filmed in stop-motion in a vine-esque way to document her colourful bold battle and will be shown off at a special screening next weekend.

As part of Red Gallery’s 3^rd birthday ‘Pipe Dreams’ (the making) will be unveiled, you can check out the still version by stepping across to Red Market now, tell Burger Bear we sent you for a friendly welcome.

The KK Outlet in Hoxton Square are getting ready to celebrate heads, shoulders, knee’s and toes for their next exhibition featuring the work of Wilfrid Wood.

The former graphic designer learnt his craft making 3D models for Spitting Image and has carried on twisting reality in his own crafting’s.

He builds characters that are sharp funny and also disturbing with a sense of humour to twist your views of some popular showbiz faces.

He’ll be joined by Outsider artist John Croft who will hosting Icons which is a collection of colourful images inspired by music and cartoons.

Wilfred Wood ‘Heads & Bodies’ an John Croft ‘Icons’ opens on First Thursday the 2^nd of May at the award winning KK Outlet on Hoxton Square.

Uniqlo are launching an interactive pop up experience this week at the Hoxton Gallery on Kingland Road with a selection of bands, DJ’s and fashion previews.

UT Pop Up will see a series of workshops, screenings and live gigs from Swim Deep, Age of Consent, Gabriel Bruce plus more.

They’ll also be holding training sessions with creative artists and influential figures from the world of fashion and art.

UT Pop Up is running from Thursday the 18^th of April to Saturday the 27^th at the Hoxton Gallery at the Arch on Kingsland Road.

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Fans of the Orange Room in Mile End might find the latest opening at the Tate to be rather tasty as Lebanese artist Saloua Raouda Choucair presents a never before seen collection.

The exhibition brings together paintings, sculptures and other objects made by the artist over the last six decades reflecting her interests in science, maths and poetry.

Her work combines elements of western abstraction with Islamic aesthetics characterised by an experimental approach to materials.

Saloua Raouda Choucair opens at Tate Modern on Wednesday the 17^th of April running until Sunday the 20^th of October.

The talk of the town looks surely to be at the Degree Art Gallery tonight as they welcome Unit 3 Projects to exhibit at their space on Vyner Street.

10 diverse artists will work with, beside, around and against one another to engage themselves and you in experimental and haphazard conversation.

Five of the artists will be ‘exhibiting’ and ‘experimenting’ taking gesture as the central theme to spark engagement and risk having been working in the space for the last week.

In All Directions featuring Unit 3 Projects takes place tonight from 6pm in the Execution Room at the Degree Art Gallery on Vyner Street.

The Saatchi Gallery are heading to East London tomorrow night for a Rock N Roll exhibition at the Cock N Bull Gallery under the Tramshed.

Curated by Patricia Ellis ‘The Fiction Show’ celebrates the work of over a dozen artists from the Saatchi Gallery Magazine ‘Art & Music’

It was launched in 2008 as an independent quarterly looking at independent art and music across the capital and was quickly snapped up by Charles Saatchi who made it their in house magazine.

The Saatchi Gallery Art & Music exhibition is running from First Thursday the 4^th of April until Friday the 25^th at the Cock N Bull Gallery on Rivington Street.