Midnight May Fair
entertainment and pleasure Mount Street Gardens, Hay Hill, Shepherd Market, an area of Mayfair which owes its name to the historic market that was held here from 1686 […]
entertainment and pleasure Mount Street Gardens, Hay Hill, Shepherd Market, an area of Mayfair which owes its name to the historic market that was held here from 1686 […]
“you’re the measure of my dreams”
#eros #KarlMarx #Kettners #Ronnies #WilliamBlake #BarItalia #VinceMansShop #SohoFlowers
Based on the ceiling and lights of the iconic 60s Curzon Mayfair Cinema – a grade 2 listed building. My favourite London cinema. “The interior of the cinema […]
PattiSmith’s poetical book #JustKids summons the mood #1970s “Eyeing the traffic circulating the lobby hung with bad art. Big invasive stuff unloaded on Stanley Bard in exchange for […]
Physician David Hosack purchased twenty acres of rural land from New York City in 1801 for $5,000 and opened the country’s first botanical garden ~ the Elgin Botanic […]
Hatton Garden was originally the site of the medieval palace, gardens and orchard of the Bishops of Ely’s City residence ~ an open green space for hundreds of […]
My collections are inspired by the spirit of place, psychogeography, memory and history. For the Open Call I have chosen the history of the Red House in Bexley […]
THE STORY OF MEANWHILE GARDENS A community garden built on former derelict land in 1976Home to the Metronomes Steel Pan Orchestra since 1989Aswad’s Live and Direct concert/album recorded […]
THE STORY OF MEANWHILE GARDENS A community garden built on former derelict land in 1976Home to the Metronomes Steel Pan Orchestra since 1989Aswad’s Live and Direct concert/album recorded […]
“ Where the Grand Junction Canal and the main line railway to Paddington diverge from their parallel course there is a teardrop shaped patch of land bounded on […]
‘Find wonder in everything, even the most commonplace’ #CarlLinnaeus #ChelseaPhysicGarden #HeartofLondon #EsotericLondon #EsotericLandmarks #LondonSoul Silk scarves inspired by the Linnaeus installation at the Chelsea Physic Garden, London. Featuring […]
Hampstead Heath pond in the winter, walking with a dear friend. An Ancient heath, 790 acres ~ the largest single area of common land in Greater London. Sitting […]
#NewYorkStatePavilion, built for the 1964 New York World’s Fair in Flushing Meadows #Queens #NYC Warhol’s work, 13 Most Wanted Men, sparked controversy before the Fair’s opening in April […]
Horizons from the Atlantic Ocean seen from Cape Cornwall facing west and images from the ceiling in a Milanese Palazzo once owned by a seafraing family.
inspired by cover competition in The Covent Gardener Magazine to convey the spirit of this wonderful part of #London #Punk #TwoTone #Victorian terrace houses opposite the tube station, […]
#classicfavourite ~ the story of #HackneyEmpire a music hall that has travelled through time ~ from #1901 creating laughs, tears & pathos in the East End of London […]
Selfridges Oxford Strteet London ~ summoning the festive sparkle of late night, winter, London xmas lights. Featuring the luxurious Beaux Arts ionic pillars of Selfridges department store – […]
The story of Dick Whittington featuring many London landmarks all with their own stories Bow Bells Peter Jones #SloaneSquare – Leopard with a feather in his cap #LondonEye […]