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Town Hall Hotel & Apartments
London > Hotels > Double Rooms: 89% off from £110
Patriot Square, E2 9NF | 7 minutes walkfrom Between Bridges
The Town Hall building in Bethnal Green has been beautifully restored creating a unique designer hotel which fuses old and new. With a mix of bedrooms, More

The RE London Shoreditch Hotel
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 90% off from £49
419 to 437 Hackney Road, E2 8PP | 11 minutes walkfrom Between Bridges
This hotel is modern, clean and very convenient if you want to explore the sights and bright lights of trendy Shoreditch. Although close to the City, More

Crowne Plaza London Shoreditch
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 85% off from £77
100 Shoreditch High Street, E1 6JQ | 22 minutes walkfrom Between Bridges
Shoreditch is a great spot for going out with Old Street a hive of late night activity. It also happens to be next to the City More

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This light and airy gallery run by Turner Prize-winner Wolfgang Tillmans has a reputation for exhibiting neglected artists and rarely seen works. A good example is an exhibition by concrete-minimal artist Charlotte Posenenske who was among Germany's leading artists in the 1960s (see picture). Himself a German, Tillmans worked as a photographer for youth magazines 'i-D' and 'The Face', studied at Bournemouth & Poole Collage of Art & Design and his work showing an arrangement of more than 60 photographs gained him the Turner Prize in 2000. The panel, headed by the Tate director, Sir Nicholas Serota, praised his ability to create striking images from everyday subjects, and said he was taking photography in new directions, not only in technique but also in presentation.