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Tag Archives: London
Wellcome visit
Last month to the Wellcome Collection, nipped in again to the excellent Brains exhibition. Camden Council sent in their Health & Safety advisor after several visitors fainted when viewing films of ECT treatment and a brain operation – both of … Continue reading
Posted in Sketchbooks
Tagged brain exhibition, brains, drawings, exhibition, London, notebook, notebooks, sketchbooks, Wellcome Collection
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My mother’s portrait
Some years ago whilst rummaging in a kitchen drawer in my mother’s house I discovered some studio portraits of her, covered in torn layers of tissue, amongst piles of unpaid bills. One of the photographs had brown stains on it, another … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Primrose Hill
Tagged 1920s, 1930s, Coronation, Dorothy Wilding, Dorothy Wilding Studios, Langham Hotel, London, Official Royal Photographer, photograph, portrait
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Bloomsbury Publishing’s Twenty-Fifth Birthday Party
Birthday party in a huge marquee in Bedford Square. Twinkly lights in the huge plane trees. Vast numbers of people, including my collaborator the wonderful writer Tracey Turner, illustrator/author Steve Appleby and the ubiquitous Grayson Perry in peach satin – … Continue reading
London riots
Annoyed to run out of loo rolls and find little Sainsbury’s round the corner has been trashed by rioters. Inconsiderate. Spoke to a policeman guarding the wreckage. He said people had been coming up to him all morning with suggestions … Continue reading
Primrose Hill again
Big gap due to sickliness. Practicing for the Coughing Olympics. But early morning walks still delightful, especially with lime trees in blossom. Pity about the swarms of silly keep fit people. Why can’t they just walk or run? One man … Continue reading
Slutwalk – not
Bother. Went down to Trafalgar Square to to join Slutwalk and discovered a crowd of Swiss footballer supporters and a Victims of Child Abuse rally. I’d got the day wrong.
Poetic dust
Whilst walking through Camden Town after visiting the Wellcome’s Dirt exhibition, I passed 8 Royal College Street, where young poets Rimbaud and Verlaine briefly lodged in the 1870s. I scraped some doorstep dust into a small plastic bag, watched by … Continue reading
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Tagged bricks, Laid To Rest, London, poet, Rimbaud, Serena Korda, Verlaine, Wellcome, Wellcome's Dirt exhibition
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Women Should Be In Charge
Last night to Women Should Be In Charge event at the ICA in London, organised by Bob and Roberta Smith, who is a man btw. Hmm. Not good. Andy Warhol, Thomas Gainsborough, Claude Monet and Banksy were all there, ready … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob and Roberta Smith, exhibition, ICA, London, Women Should Be In Charge
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Dinosaurs in Primrose Hill.
Society of Authors meeting a couple of evenings ago – and great to see Lynne Reid Banks there being feisty. Author of L-Shaped Room and about 40 other books, she was also one of the first TV news reporters in … Continue reading