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Tag Archives: robots
Sally Kindberg at the Primrose Hill Art Trail
Great fun to be part of the Primrose Hill Art Trail last sunday, see other artists’ work on display in windows etc, and do a bit of chalking in the children’s activity area.
Sally Kindberg’s robots in Primrose Hill
On the afternoon of August 2nd, some of my robots took part in Primrose Hill Community Association’s Art Trail. Having dusted them and wound them up, I activated them on the hour (or maybe they activated me) on my windowsill. … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg and the importance of green spaces
The first place I visited when I was well enough after having the Corona virus was the Adelaide Community Garden, where I have a tiny square (3′ x 3′) of herbs – rosemary, Moroccan mint, thyme and hyssop, all planted … Continue reading
Posted in Primrose Hill
Tagged Adelaide Community Gardens, allotments, Camden, gardens, herb garden, herbs, Primrose Hill, robots
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Sally Kindberg’s workspace
When the robots cried “Dust us!” I knew it was time to stop work for a while and do a bit of spring cleaning on the shelf above my work desk. The dusting must have activated some of their mechanisms … Continue reading
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Tagged Dan Dare, ephemera, pinboard, postcards, printed ephemera, robots, spring cleaning, tin toys, work desk, working space, workplace
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Sally Kindberg and robots
This week to the London Science Museum‘s brilliant Robot exhibition full of mechanical delights as well as hoards of over-excited school children. Ate ‘nuts and bolts’ from a robot tub at the cafe and pondered artificial intelligence. Will be going back. Some … Continue reading
Christmas at Kindberg Towers
Great to have friends round at Kindberg Towers and celebrate Solstice and Christmas etc. The figure on the left is a replica of one of the wonderful Lewis chessmen – a Queen discovered in Uig on the west coast of the Isle … Continue reading
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Tagged an Lanntair, Christmas, Isle of Lewis, Lewis chessmen, Outer Hebrides, robots, Solstice
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Primrose Hill walls and shelves
When not working at my desk I can get distracted by arranging stuff on my shelves and pin boards. Every item has a story to tell, so it’s like assembling a visual diary. Some robots have been consigned to a … Continue reading
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Tagged decorate your walls, labels, packaging, postcard, Primrose Hill, robots, visual ephemera
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