Daily Dose - Monday 7th Week

Soak up some art you cultural sponge...

PUT IT ON PAPER PRIVATE VIEW AND GENERAL PARTY AND COMMATION from 5 to 10pm at the Corner Club, Turl Street. Sophisticated drinks 'soiree' + nice art + nice us. Unmissable.

And...

If you haven't been yet, you MUST visit Modern Art Oxford before the end of term. Prepare to be blown away by THE HOUSE OF BOOKS HAS NO WINDOWS, installation art from JANET CARDIFF and GEORGE BURES MILLER. (It's free, by the way)

OVADA Gallery, Gloucester Green
Jan Crombie: What is it Like to be a Bat? / What the F*** is Beebo?
Two sets of psychologically igniting paintings spanning childhood, adolescence and adulthood. http://www.jancrombie.com/

Nature's Idyll Art Jericho
New landscape paintings - inheriting & subverting themes & traditionshttp://artjericho.com/ / email: info@artjericho.com / Tel. 07709 23932210.30am-5pm.Art Jericho, 6 King Street

Six: A Photographic Exhibition 'SIX' photographers in an exhibitionemail: six@phillipball.co.uk / Tel. 01235 52925610:30am - 5pm / Free eventMuseum of Natural History , Parks Road .Open 12noon-5pm daily.; Tel. 272970; Fax: 272950.

1.30pm Conducting Masterclass with Peter Stark Denis Arnold Hall, Faculty of Music, St. Aldates. FREE ENTRYThe Faculty of Music together with Oxford Philomusica host Peter Stark for aconducting masterclass. Conductor of the National Youth Orchestra andrecently featured on BBC's Maestro, thiswill be extremely informative forany aspiring conductors.

7.30pm Magdalen Film Society presents a Lukas Moodyson night: Show Me Love (1998) followed by Lilya 4-ever (2002). Magdalen Auditorium, £3 for non-members.

8pm Wykeham Singers Concert, New College Chapel Tickets: £5/£3New College's mixed voice choir perform Dona Nobis Pacem by RalphVaughan-Williams, celebrating Vaughan-Williams' 50th Anniversary.The choir is accompanied by musicians from New College. The soprano soloistis Taya Smith, from St. Hilda's, and the baritone soloist is Louis Hurst,from the Royal Northern College of Music.