Right, Eh, Innit?: An American-Canadian in London
MikeyWandering the world's boulevards and byways, discovering who we are through where we find ourselves.
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“The best way to see London is from the top of a bus.” - a quote popularly attributed to four-time UK Prime Minister William Gladstone in regard to the city’s early double-decker horse-drawn omnibuses
Busabout poster by Hans Unger and Eber...
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The Double Secret (Le Double secret) (1927) by René Magritte
Curation is an act of honesty. In whittling down, you get to the essential.
At the end of this six-month period, I had 130 songs on regular rotation (here is the full playlist i...
Hockney Through the Seasons
An enlarged detail from A Year in Normandie’s spring cycle that is situated in the Serpentine North Garden; a work that, according to the exhibition guide, “places Hockney’s impressions of the Normandy countryside in dialogue with the shift...
From the Page to the Portrait Gallery
“My imagination lives near the sea and under the sea” - Iris Murdoch in 1978
Dame Iris Murdoch’s Booker Prize-winning novel The Sea, the Sea is as protean as the sea itself. In the span of a page, it can shift between measured slapstick an...
"Hell is a Place Without Birds"
Heron in the Lilies by Meg T. Justice, a linocut in what the artist describes as “beautiful phthalo blue.”
The geese are gone.
It’s mid-winter and we learn of this with a bag of “duck food” in hand, the pellets purchased from the communi...
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Art history obsessive. Perpetual wanderer. Living in - and learning about - London.
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