Tate Modern installation One Two Three Swing! uses three-person swing to combat social apathy through collective action
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Decorwise's curator insight,
November 1, 2013 10:01 AM
"I enjoy stitching this together. It's a crazy patchwork of this city's cultural life [...] Its frequent changes often depend on the colour of the sky, the mood on the street, the rhythm of the river."
Ursula O'Reilly Traynor 's curator insight,
February 17, 2018 7:27 PM
February 2018 Update This much-more-than-a-bookshop is no more. Shut up shop last Autumn. A great loss to the London literary landscape. A beautufully imagined sociable space lovingly created by Muna. We can but hope she brings her positivity and boundless energy to create something similar elsewhere. We shall be watching and will keep you posted. May 2 2017 Having attended a literary party @ Book and Kitchen in February, I fell in love with the place and made a mental note to return. But then life got in the way and hey it's now May! and I haven't been back. But I'm going today! For a browse. For lunch. Thoughts after Lunch This book space is even better than I remembered. Quite bijou, with old school jazz playing throughout the two floors of the building. Comfy,tapestried winged armchairs to relax in, a basement with subtle lighting looking out into a delightful courtyard garden. Too miserable yesterday to eat in the garden but we were quite happy having a light vegetarian lunch (courgettes with sumac, couscous with nuts) at a rustic wooden table. Add an eclectic selection of books both new and previously owned and you have the ingredients for a relaxing afternoon. You can even tickle the ivories of a lovely old piano. Just remember that B&K isn't open on Sundays and Mondays. It often hosts private events and unplugged music evenings. See website for details. www.bookandkitchen.com |
Ursula O'Reilly Traynor 's curator insight,
May 3, 2015 11:36 AM
January 2014 I stumbled upon this today. A Shakesperean gem, tucked into the backstreets. Unique. Surprising. Enterprising. And in need of your support.
Open every Saturday, from 10 - 5. Closed during the week, except for evening productions. Events @ Rose Theatre http://www.rosetheatre.org.uk/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Rose_(theatre)
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