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Doctor Who and TARDIS dust
This morning I heard on the radio that two missing episodes of the BBC Doctor Who series had been discovered, and my thoughts turned to my ever growing Museum of Dust. One day a bottle full of very special dust … Continue reading
Posted in Museum of Dust
Tagged Doctor Who, handwritten labels, Museum of Dust, Tardis, Tardis dust, time travel, travelling museum
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Sally Kindberg, Doctor Who’s 60th birthday and TARDIS dust
Happy 60th Birthday to Doctor Who! Ten years ago a very kind Doctor Who production manager sent me an Encyclopedia Gallifreya bottle containing an impressive amount of dust from the TARDIS. By chance this arrived on my birthday. A tiny … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg in Cornwall (part two)
I visited Cornwall recently to collect my small travelling Museum of Dust – its next stop is to briefly join an exhibition at the Art Workers Guild, then on to Swedenborg House (where I sometimes run workshops), later this year. … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions, Museum of Dust, Notebooks, Travels, Walking
Tagged Art Workers Guild, coast path, Cornish ferries, Cornwall, Dr Who, exhibition, Falmouth, Falmouth ferry, Falmouth shell seats, ferry journeys. ferries, Gyllyngdune Gardens, notebook, signage, St Anthony in Roseland, Swedenborg House, Tardis, Tardis dust, Tide Times
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Sally Kindberg’s Museum of Dust – dust from the TARDIS
As a child I was an avid listener of BBC Radio’s Journey Into Space, fell in love with Dan Dare and his adventures in Eagle comic, and in 2006 went to see Apollo 12 astronaut Alan Bean, fourth man to … Continue reading
Draw It!
Looking forward to Draw It! workshop on the 28th May, and big excitement yesterday. Dust from Dr. Who’s Tardis arrived (via, erm, Cardiff’s BBC studios) in an Encyclopedia Gallifreya bottle. Another fascinating addition to my Dust Museum. And official date … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Drawings, Events, Primrose Hill
Tagged BBC, Bloomsbury, books, collections, Dr Who, Draw It!, drawings, Dust Museum, Sally Kindberg, Tardis, workshop
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Time Travel at Kings Place October 2012
October 2012 and another busy day at the Guardian Big Draw, this time making comic strip books about Dinosaurs and their Time Travelling machines. More fantastic inventive ideas from children and their parents. And talking of Time Travelling machines, it’s … Continue reading