Estrategia is a group exhibition of contemporary art from Brazil. Brazil, like the other BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China) countries is experiencing the emergence of new technologies and, consequently, new global communications and thinking. This group exhibition is an example of the artists breaking the mould, playing with the systems and creating new ways of seeing

Norfolk & Norwich Festival 2008 For sixteen days, from 2 to 17 May, the 2008 Festival will present classical, chamber and choral music, jazz and world music, large-scale outdoor theatre and circus, site-specific performances and installations and a special children’s festival.  Venues range from the traditional - including Norwich Theatre Royal, St Andrew’s Hall, Norwich Cathedral, Sheringham Little Theatre and the Great Yarmouth Hippodrome - to the non-traditional - the open spaces of Earlham Park, a local restaurant and the Norfolk Broads themselves.

Brighton Festival This year offers another exhilarating 3 weeks of world-class art and entertainment; featuring 12 premieres, 9 exclusives and 30 free events in venues, parks and unusual spaces across the city

Café Tacuba + Forro in the Dark With its sizzling mix of rock, hip-hop, ska and traditional Mexican music, Café Tacuba has been one of Latin America’s most successful and innovative bands over the last fifteen years.  Arthouse enough to be covered by the Kronos Quartet, Urban enough to have built a raucous fan-base from the streets of Buenos Aires to the barrios of Mexico City.  This will only be the band’s second ever show in the UK

Space Studios presents: 40 Stations 40 Stations centres on the debate surrounding immigration and borders in Europe by looking at the role of migration and the phenomenon of individuals crossing borders and contributing to the mixing and enriching of cultures

Syria on Screen First ever showcase of feature, documentary and short films by Syria's most celebrated filmmakers in London

The British Sari Story This exhibition celebrates the sari, the garment worn by South Asian women everywhere. It presents ten contemporary saris which were short listed for The British Sari Story competition in 2007, alongside ten traditional pieces

Fragments is a collection of nineteen quarter life-size bronze sculptures by Canadian artist Blake. The proceeds from the entire collection of Fragments are being donated to fund landmine clearance through the United Nations Association program Adopt-A-Minefield

WorldFest 08 celebrates diversity in the Tees Valley and showcases top line talent from the wider world

Mogens Andersen (1916 - 2003) A unique opportunity to see works by the famous Danish trained artist whose abstract work, influenced by French pre and post war artists, broke with Danish art tradition and whose work started a new and very popular movement within the Danish art world

Running the Silk Road Written by Paul Sirett, conceived and directed by David Tse Ka-shing. Presented in association with Beijing Opera Theatre and Watford Palace Theatre. Running the Silk Road draws on many of the myths contained in a classic 2,000 year old Chinese text ‘The Classic of Mountains and Seas’. These stories, telling of flood and drought and warning of the destruction of the Earth, are interspersed throughout the modern text and will be performed in Mandarin Chinese (with surtitles) by the spectacular, acrobatic Beijing Opera performers from China.