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Walking in London again
A treat today when I revisited Pollocks Toy Museum in Fitzrovia, one of my favourite museums. Afterwards I walked to Bloomsbury, calling at Arthur Beale‘s shop in Seven Dials. Beale‘s, supplier of ropes and all things nautical, is due to … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg and Mr Swedenborg at a story map workshop
A missing skull? A Book of Dreams? Miasma and a creaking cupboard? Live drawing here at a new workshop Saturday March 20th! Meet 18th century author, philosopher, scientist, inventor, and astronomer Mr Swedenborg. Travel back in time to London three … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s books on display, October 2020
Last week I was out and about, called in at Swedenborg House to visit their current suitably mysterious and intriguing exhibition, and happy to see some of my books on display. The Hand Book was mentioned in the spring 2020 … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg at Swedenborg’s birthday party, and a review of The Hand Book
Yesterday was the launch of the second Swedenborg Review and a delightful celebration of Swedenborg’s birthday. Devin P. Zuber gave an intriguing talk about his new book A Language of Things. Amongst other topics his talk considered the threat of … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s workshop at Swedenborg House again
Very happy to be asked to run workshops at Swedenborg House again, and wonderful to see more impressively creative work from children. One family came back for the third time! I encouraged children to draw a comic strip about their … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s The Hand Book launch celebration at Swedenborg House
The Hand Book (of hopes and dreams) unfolded its leporello pages in the Magic Lantern Room of Swedenborg House last night in celebration of its launching. There were toasts and book signings. The distant strains of old music hall songs … Continue reading
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Tagged book launch celebration, book signing, Bridget Marzo, Design For Today, Emerald Mosley, handwritten signage, Jane Smith, leporello, Magic Lantern Room, pen and ink illustrations, Roland Denning, Sally Kindberg's books, Swedenborg House, The Hand Book of hopes and dreams, the Royal Literary Fund, the Society of Authors
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Sally Kindberg’s workshop at Swedenborg House – back by popular demand!
When a room suddenly goes quiet (apart from sounds from the Whispering Cupboard of course), you know that everyone is happily concentrating. And what wonderful results! Very happy to be asked back to Swedenborg House to run another workshop, and … Continue reading
Workshop event at Swedenborg House again
Another of my explore and draw events at Swedenborg House produced fine results from young visitors again. First of all we did some warm-up drawing exercises, including drawing different facial expressions on a young Swedenborg – thanks to some brave volunteers … Continue reading
Swedenborg House February workshop event – a short film
Swedenborg House has just sent me this short film of my February event here. And some of the wonderful comic strips and drawings children made on the day are shown here.
Comic strip workshop and event at Swedenborg House
Many wondrous comic strips were made by 40 or so participants at yesterday’s Swedenborg House explore and draw event, the second in a series of events for children. My workshop in the Whispering Room started off with one or two exercises … Continue reading