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Sally Kindberg walking in London, April 27th 2024
Walking in London, April 27th 2024
Save Euston Trees event
Yesterday briefly joined painter Dan Llywleyn Hall , Guardian cartoonist Martin Rowson, film-maker Jane Gull and many other artists in Euston Square Gardens to make drawings of the Gardens’ remaining trees, soon to be cut down by HS2 to make way for … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings, Exhibitions
Tagged anti-Hs2, Dan Llywleyn Hall, Euston Square Garden trees, Jane Gull, Martin Rowson, protest, save Euston trees
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Women’s March, London, January 21st 2017
Only there at the beginning for a couple of hours (and that included drinking hot chocolate) but a great atmosphere of friendliness and solidarity against misogyny, racism and bigotry aka Trumpery. Women are marching in many parts of the world today, … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Antarctica, London, protest, Women's March, Womens's March London
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Tales of the Thames
Fascinating talks about the Thames and other watery connections at Somerset House, appropriately enough in a room overlooking the river. Ex-poet laureate Andrew Motion wore a bad cardigan and talked almost inaudibly about his new book Silver. Other speakers included Iain … Continue reading
Posted in Travels
Tagged Andrew Kotting, Andrew Motion, boat, Fountain Court, Hastings, Iain Sinclair, King Mswati III, MacGillivray, protest, river, Savoy Hotel, sea, Sliver, Somerset House, swan, Swansdown, Swaziland, the Strand, voyage, William Blake
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