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" Picture: Felix&amp;#039;s Machines Fresh on the heels of its dance installation, the Tate Modern is celebrating the audio-visual arts once again with a special one-day festival at its iconic Turbine Hall.  \u00A0 On 25 July visitors to the museum will be able to enjoy a range of exciting free performances, installations and activities designed to celebrate the creative arts. Highlights include a reading by poet Jacob Sam-La Rose, a live set from hip-hop artist Afrikan Boy and interactive workshops spanning beat boxing, poetry and crafting. \u00A0 Visitors will also be able to preview a series of short films in association with the London Short Film Festival, as well as become part of an exhibit themselves by submitting images for a special project dubbed My Culture Museum. Felix&amp;#039;s Machines will transform music into a visual lights show, and there\u2019s also an alternative hair salon and a do-it-yourself juice bar, meaning you can really make a day of it.\u00A0 *** MORE BAZAAR ART Refurbished Japanese Art Gallery to open at the V&amp;amp;amp;AWhat To Book: Soundscapes at the National GalleryWhat To \u00A0Book: Sculptors&amp;#039; Prints and Drawings\u00A0 \u00A0 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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