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From art to architecture and beyond, this November’s most exciting cultural events are all about changing perspectives
‘Makerversity: Designing for the Real World’, Somerset House
A community of engineers, entrepreneurs and artists, Makerversity is a staple of London’s design scene, and a catalyst for major startups. For the platform’s 10th birthday, Somerset House is holding an exhibition showcasing the process behind its disruptive design. 1 November-4 February 2024 (somersethouse.org.uk).
‘Women in Revolt!’, Tate Britain
This much-needed exhibition uncovers the work of more than 100 overlooked female artists in 1970s Britain, including See Red Women’s Workshop (pictured). Celebrating those ‘who were largely left out of the artistic narratives of the time,’ it’ll explore their contributions to women’s liberation. 8 November7 April 2024 (tate.org.uk).
‘Tomorrow.Building World Congress 2023’, Barcelona, Spain
Swot up on the future of our infrastructure at this three-day summit, where you’ll dive into the world of sustainable architecture and green cities. The programme covers everything from design technology to smart buildings, so don’t forget your notebook. 7-9 November (tomorrow-building.com).
‘Renoir in Guernsey, 1883’, Art for Guernsey
If you’ve been to Guernsey, you may have come across Renoir Walk, a coastal trail that inspired many of the artist’s masterpieces. Don’t miss the chance to see his breathtaking landscapes in the place of their conception. 30 September-15 December (artforguernsey.com).
Bonfire night, Lewes
Nowhere celebrates the foiled gunfire plot like this quaint county town in East Sussex – previous years have seen effigies of former prime ministers burnt at the stake. On a lighter note, there’ll be fireworks and toffee apples galore. 4 November (lewes bo
