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Readers familiar with the TV series ( and, of late, the multi-media phenomenon ) ‘Doctor Who‘ will recall this plaintive cry of astonishment, from countless visitors to the Doctor’s TARDIS. That’s ‘Time And Relative Dimensions In Space’, just to show … Continue reading
‘Living Cities‘ and ‘Between Objects and Architecture‘ are two of the current free exhibitions at the Switch House, Tate Modern ( Southwark tube, Jubilee Line ) which are well worth a visit. Found on Level Two, both show works from … Continue reading
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Visitors to London, especially foreign visitors, often comment on the amount of green space to be found in the centre of the city. London has more large parks than many other capital cities – Hyde, Regents, Green, St James’, Kensington … Continue reading
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This thought-provoking Somerset House exhibition, ‘Daydreaming with Stanley Kubrick’ ends on 24th August. I went along last week to view works created in response to or inspired by, Kubrick’s films. The exhibition is the brain-child of musician and music producer … Continue reading
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It is now sixteen years since the turbine hall and boiler house of the old Bankside Power Station opened, to much acclaim and general popularity, as Tate Modern. In June of this year its latest, and largest, extension was opened … Continue reading
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