Ich Bin: design duo Mini Moderns, aka Keith Stephenson and Mark Hampshire
Like most of our furniture and possessions, much of our work has either mid-century or retro influences.
Like most of our furniture and possessions, much of our work has either mid-century or retro influences.
It’s a clever concept: take a hard-to-solve 1950s crime, with a spider-web of deaths in its wake – and imagine the departed could talk. Though, of course, that would be too easy – where’s the suspense when the truth is so accessible? So in this new play, Knackerman’s writer Rosanna Negrotti cleverly – and with …
Review: Knackerman at the White Bear Theatre Club, Kennington Read More »
A guide for those south Londoners that have yet to make it to the top of the hill
South of the river gastronomes, you are in for some treats this weekend. Oh yes. Check out some of our favourite foodie highlights happening over the next few days… Stockwell: South Lambeth Market Yes, the monthly sale is back this Saturday – and excitingly their hot food stall this time around will be Vauxhall’s outstanding …
Pinboard Extra: South London’s foodiest (and drinkiest weekend ever? Read More »
Among Wright’s more unsettling domestic artworks is a large ape-like figurine, wearing his late father’s false teeth Maybe you’ve passed 45 Melbourne Grove in East Dulwich, with its Yves Klein blue fence and tall, turquoise gate and wondered what it’s like inside. It stands out, as it’s a little brighter than its neighbours, but otherwise …
Wednesday Picture: Inside the House of Dreams,
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MOBO-award winning hip hop artist Akala, above, is just one of the acts performing at the first ever Big Noise festival, a 14-hour music and arts bonanza taking place this Saturday, 8 June, at Peckham’s ever popular arts venue, the Bussey Building/CLF Arts Cafe. The event kicks off at 2pm and features DJs, live bands, …
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We’ve provoked some strong reactions – like the man at the front of the NME stage at Leeds shouting ‘gash’ repeatedly Founder of Gaggle, the ‘weird, alternative all-female choir’ Deborah Coughlin explains why she’s opening a shop themed around her musical creation in New Cross We’ve won awards, had critical acclaim and provoked some really strong reactions …
Why It Matters: ‘radical feminist choir’ Gaggle open a shop in New Cross Read More »
There is a game we have been playing. You are in charge. Five bands. One venue. Who would you choose? (Alive or dead, pick the era.) Seemingly easy, it’s surprisingly hard. Everyone can roll off four, but the fifth throws it. My staging choice fluctuates between Hackney Empire and Hyde Park with guaranteed sunshine. And …
Review: The Specials, O2 Academy, Brixton, 28 May 2013 Read More »
Woolwich has dominated the news this past fortnight. And sadly, of course, not for positive reasons. But the strong community spirit that has shone through the darkness of the tragic death of Drummer Lee Rigby last week has been something to behold. And local Julie Dillon, who runs The Only Way is Woolwich, a website …
Did you know there was a gallery in the former Loughborough Hotel – a venue (pictured left) that old-school locals may associate more with frenzied late-night salsa dancing sessions. We were delighted to wander past recently and discover that although the building has mainly (sadly) been turned into flats, the ground floor is a rather …
Pinboard Extra: Did You Know the Loughborough Hotel Was Now a Gallery? Read More »