LATEST CLIENT PRESS RELEASES
THE HENLEY FESTIVAL
16 February 2012
Sting opens the 30th Henley Festival – the UK’s most magical summer party, 4 – 8 July 2012
The Henley Festival is the UK’s most glamorous summer party; five magical nights on the banks of the River Thames in the beautiful Oxfordshire countryside. Tickets go on sale to the public from 15 March or you can beat the wait and become a Friend of the Henley Festival to get your tickets in ...
RUSSIAN FESTIVAL MASLENITSA IN LONDON
9 February 2012
Russian Spectacular Takes Over Trafalgar Square for London’s Maslenitsa Festival, FREE ENTRY 26 February 2012
The London
Maslenitsa Festival
is the largest celebration of Russian culture outside of the country itself and will bring venues across the Capital to life with a week of performances, food, exhibitions ...
RUSSIAN FESTIVAL MASLENITSA IN LONDON
8 February 2012
Celebrities and Top Russian Designers bring Moscow style to the V&A During London Fashion Week - as Part of Russian Maslenitsa Festival
An exclusive fashion show of new pieces by Russia’s most in-demand designers will take place in the Victoria and Albert Museum’s Raphael Gallery on 22 February - part of London’s Russian ...
AKADEMI
03 February 2012
British Creatives and South Asian Artists Unite for Landmark Symposium
Leading critics, artists and performers from the UK and India will meet in London on Saturday 25 February for a special half-day seminar exploring the influence of South Asian perspectives on contemporary art and culture. The event, ‘Looking for the Invisible: The Abstract in South Asian Arts’ ...
RUSSIAN FESTIVAL MASLENITSA IN LONDON
26 January 2012
Russia on a Plate: Join Celebrated Food Writer Karina Baldry for an Evening of Eastern Delights as Part of the London Maslenitsa Festival
Celebrated food writer Karina Baldry will bring Russian culture and customs to life at Samarqand Restaurant, Westminster, on Tuesday 21 February as she weaves the stories and legends ...
ATLAS GALLERY
24 January 2012
Great Scott – rare original 1913 polar photographs from Captain Scott’s infamous expedition to the South Pole unveiled and on sale for the first time in a century
The ATLAS Gallery, Marylebone, will unveil a major collection of rare vintage photographs – the original prints taken from the negatives in 1913 - by Herbert G. Ponting, the official expedition photographer ...
RIVER & ROWING MUSEUM
09 January 2012
Previously Unseen Collection of John Piper Paintings Unveiled for The First Time – Exhibition Opens 3 March
A major collection of work by John Piper, arguably one of Britain’s most influential modernist artists, will be unveiled at the River & Rowing museum, Henley on Thames, for the first time in a new ...
AKADEMI
23 December 2011
Akademi Dance at Parliament’s contribution to Olympic Celebration
London-based South Asian dance organisation
Akademi
have been selected from among the UK’s leading Arts organisations to take part in Parliament’s Olympic arts initiative,
Arts in Parliament
. They are the only dance organisation to have been invited to contribute. The prestigious series of events ...
THE ATOM ROOMS
21 December 2011
Portobello ‘Atomised’ for new Contemporary Art Installation
A new installation created by the Atom Rooms Gallery has transformed a 100m stretch along Portobello Road’s North Wall. The work entitled
The Atom Rooms on Portobello Road
sees work by artists including Paul Freud, Sophie MacDonald, Lydia Roberts, Antonio Bellotti and Thomas ...
RUSSIAN FESTIVAL MASLENITSA IN LONDON
21 December 2011
Trafalgar Square unites with Red Square, Moscow for London’s own Russian Maslenitsa festival: 19 – 26 February 2012
The London Maslenitsa Festival is the world’s biggest celebration of Russian culture outside of the country itself and will be taking place in London from the 19 - 26 February 2012. The second annual ...
THE CYPRUS TOURISM ORGANISATION
19 December 2011
Romantic retreats fit for a goddess: Valentine getaways to the land of Aphrodite
As the mythical birthplace of Aphrodite, the ancient Greek goddess of love and beauty, Cyprus has a well-earned reputation as the island of love: 4,500 British couples got married on the island last year, and countless more – including Zara Philips and Mike Tindall – choose the island as the ...
RIVER & ROWING MUSEUM
15 December 2011
A river runs through it: the watery world of painter Sarah Wenden revealed at the River & Rowing Museum
Visitors to the River & Rowing Museum’s Kirkham Gallery in January will be transported to a watery world through a new exhibition of mixed-media paintings by Oxfordshire based artist Sarah Wenden...
CITY OF LONDON FESTIVAL
12 December 2011
City of London Festival 2012 celebrates 50 years with a wealth of world premières: programme highlights announced
City of London Festival
,
24 June – 27 July 2012, is celebrating 50 years in dramatic fashion with over 100 performances over 34 days in over 55 spectacular London venues. The Festival's theme,
City
...
DAVID HARBER
17 November 2011
Capture the sun this Christmas, with a bespoke work by master dial maker David Harber
Join the likes of Judi Dench, George Michael and Jeremy Irons by commissioning a bespoke work by award-winning sundial-maker David Harber this Christmas. Working out of his Oxfordshire studio David creates bespoke pieces rooted in art, science and ancient ideas which make unique, creative ...
THE CYPRUS TOURISM ORGANISATION
15 November 2011
Tune in to Tone up on Your Travels – the Cyprus Tourism Organisation teams up with travel and wellness expert for November radio campaign
They say that travel broadens the mind; now the latest trend sweeping the industry is seeing it slim down the waistline, re-energise the spirit and tone up the body. With studies revealing that the ...
LEIGHTON HOUSE MUSEUM
10 November 2011
Churchill and the Black Panther’s Son Revealed in New Exhibition at Leighton House Museum
A fascinating new exhibition at Leighton House, Holland Park Road, brings together for the first time a unique collection of work by two painters from two radically different cultures: Sir Winston Churchill and Hassan El Glaoui. Nine of the 24 paintings on display are by Churchill, while many of the 15 ...
NOUR FESTIVAL OF ARTS
08 October 2011
Fashion Maverick Ziad Ghanem to Close the Nour Festival with ‘The First Time I Cried in a Turkish Bath’
Ziad Ghanem, the internationally-acclaimed fashion designer and winner of ‘Best in Show’ at London Fashion Week 2010, will close this year’s Nour Festival of contemporary Middle Eastern culture ....
LEIGHTON HOUSE MUSEUM
8 November 2011
Folded: new exhibition of site-specific work by first minimalist artist-in-residence at historic Leighton House
The dramatic, swirling drapery in the work of Frederick, Lord Leighton, and the spectacular Middle Eastern-inspired interiors of Leighton House provide the reference points for
Folded
, a new ...
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
02 November 2011
Free Public Spectacle by Controversial Futurologist and Students Transforms London Landmark to Encourage a Revolution
The Industrial Revolution, powered by oil and other fossil fuels, is spiraling into a dangerous endgame. The price of energy and food is climbing, unemployment remains high, the housing ...
CHURCHES CONSERVATION TRUST
31 October 2011
Gruesome murders to mythical beasts: The Nation’s historic church wallpaintings brought to life on new online resource
From grisly Medieval depictions of the brutal murder of Thomas Becket the intricate and jewel-like decoration of the whole of a Victorian church interior, historic churches contain a wealth of ...
MINISTRY OF STORIES
31 October 2011
New exclusive short stories by top children’s authors and a new book – make it a monstrous Christmas from the Ministry of Stories
Children's writing charity the Ministry of Stories, cleverly disguised as Hoxton Street Monster Supplies shop, is the world’s premiere purveyor of goods to every kind of monster – and is launching perfect ...
NOUR FESTIVAL OF ARTS
25 October 2011
Cult Couture, Gay Rights and the Power of Protest: Nour Festival of Arts Enters its Final Month
The Nour Festival of Arts is a unique opportunity to become immersed in the latest contemporary arts and culture from across the Middle East and North Africa through fashion, literature, film, cookery, poetry and photography. The first month of the festival has been hugely popular, with sell-out ...
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
20 October 2011
GOD & CO: François Dallegret Beyond The Bubble – the life and works of this extraordinary thinker explored at the AA School
François Dallegret (b. 1937), most famous for his work on ‘bubble houses’, was a leading architecture and design provocateur during the 1960s and 1970s. Counting Salvador Dalí, Reyner ...
CHURCHES CONSERVATION TRUST
19 October 2011
Churches Conservation Trust’s new Edible Churchyard Scheme Launches Workshop for National Apple Day
The Churches Conservation Trust – the national charity protecting historic churches at risk – is piloting Edible Churchscapes, a new scheme to help communities understand and better manage ...
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
04 October 2011
Squaring the Circle – the work of architectural practice 51N4E explored at the AA School
‘Double or Nothing’ presents the architectural and spatial projects of Brussels-based architectural practice 51N4E. Curated by French architectural critic Dominique Boudet, the show re-examines a selection of recent projects from the large-scale to the intimate ...
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY MONTH
26 September 2011
Capture and Keep: National Photography Month to Celebrate The Value of The Photograph
National Photography Month is the UK’s first event of its kind dedicated to celebrating the value of photography. Organised by the Photo Imaging Council and The Photo Marketing Association, and supported by organisations from the photography world including National Geographic and the ...
KINETICA ART FAIR 2012
26 September 2011
Art That Has a Life of Its Own: Kinetica Art Fair 2012 Announced
Living artwork, creations that come to life and experiential installations will be on show for the remarkable Kinetica Art Fair 2012 the UK's only art fair dedicated to kinetic, robotic, sound, light and time-based art. This hugely popular event – regularly attracting over 10,000 visitors – takes place ...
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
19 September 2011
Architectural Fanzines and Alternative Publishing Phenomenon Celebrated at the AA School
From photo-copied and print-on-demand newsletters such as Another Pamphlet, Scapegoat and Preston is My Paris, to beautiful magazines such as Mark, Spam and PIN-UP - ARCHIZINES is a new FREE exhibition curated by Elias Redstone for the Architectural Association School of Architecture ...
THE CYPRUS TOURISM ORGANISATION
19 September 2011
New Series of TV Show Food Tripper Comes to Cyprus
With its combination of traditional dishes with a modern twist, Cyprus - at the crossroads of three continents – continues to set the standard for Mediterranean food when it comes to culinary delights. Favourites such as pork afelia and the pasta dish pastitsio are making a welcome comeback ...
THE CYPRUS TOURISM ORGANISATION
14 September 2011
Visit Cyprus – From Your Mobile!
Boasting almost year-round clear skies and balmy weather in September and October, Cyprus has long been a popular destination for those looking for a late season break. Now, thanks to a new, FREE,
Visit Cyprus App
for smart phones developed by the Cyprus Tourism Organisation visitors ...
NOUR FESTIVAL OF ARTS
05 September 2011
Arab Hip-Hop, Cult Couture and Gay Rights: Contemporary Middle Eastern Culture Explored at
Nour Festival
The Nour Festival of Arts is the unique opportunity to become immersed in the rich and often surprising world of contemporary arts and culture from across the Middle East and North Africa ....
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
19 August 2011
Finding Beauty in Ballistics: TRACER FIRE, New Video Installation Work by Joel Newman, at the AA School
Inspired by the phosphorescent trail of tracer bullets in the night sky
Tracer Fire
explores the juxtaposition between the beauty and violence of ballistic weapons - their mesmerizing, burning trail ...
CHURCHES CONSERVATION TRUST
16 August 2011
Ex-Python tackles Dragons and other ‘Medieval Misconceptions’ in London Lecture
Was medieval England really full of knights on horseback rescuing fainting damsels in distress? How mired in ignorance and superstition were the Middle Ages? With his distinctive and original perspective on history, Terry’s lecture promises to open our eyes to the Middle Ages as we’ve never ....
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
17 August 2011
GOD & CO, Archizines, Steel Wrapped Farm House – New Exhibitions at the AA School
Four new FREE exhibitions from the Architectural Association School of Architecture (the AA School) enable visitors to explore the world’s past, current and future architectural thinkers, practitioners and visionaries ...
CHURCHES CONSERVATION TRUST
16 August 2011
To be or Knot to be? New Exhibition Unravels the Mystery of Where Shakespeare Tied the Knot
And Thereby Hangs A Tale
is a new exhibition from the Churches Conservation Trust, the national charity protecting historic churches at risk, that explores the internationally famous mystery of where Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway. For the first time all the evidence of William Shakespeare’s ...
RIVER & ROWING MUSEUM
16 August 2011
Shooting on the Front Line: One Soldier’s War in Afghanistan - A New Photographic Exhibition at the River & Rowing Museum
A new photographic exhibition at the River & Rowing Museum – Shooting on the front line: one soldier’s war in Afghanistan
,
features the captivating and thought-provoking photography of TA ...
RIVER & ROWING MUSEUM
5 August 2011
Olympic Dreams Ignited by the River & Rowing Museum
As Olympic fever grips the nation The River & Rowing Museum launch a brand new education programme to ignite the Olympic dreams of young athletes
Knowing Rowing
– a new programme to inspire and excite young rowers about the heritage of their sport in the lead up to the London 2012 ...
MATT CLARK AT LEIGHTON HOUSE
2 August 2011
Major New Installation from School of Saatchi Finalist Opens at Leighton House
The gallery of the newly renovated Leighton House – former home of the Victorian artist Lord Leighton - will be transformed in a new solo exhibition by installationist and
School of Saatchi
finalist Matt Clark. This site-specific work is the culmination of a year and half spent working in the borough as ...
CHURCHES CONSERVATION TRUST
1 August 2011
Mysterious Crypt – Rumoured to Hold the Secrets of Shakespeare’s Marriage Location – Opened for the First Time at All Saints Billesley
The mysterious crypt at All Saints, Billesley, Stratford Upon Avon – one of the Churches rumoured to be William Shakespeare and Anne Hathaway’s wedding venue in 1582 – has been opened for the ...
THE CYPRUS TOURISM ORGANISATION
27 July 2011
Sizzling Hot Summer Festivals in Cyprus
Culture al fresco is on tap in every corner of sunny Cyprus. From now onwards, the events calendar is jam packed with exciting dates and happenings, from Akamas to Ayia Napa. Watch a starlit ancient Greek drama or dance to jazz and pop concerts. Take your pick from our top ten below, with a little ...
THE CYPRUS TOURISM ORGANISATION
23 July 2011
Cyprus Slow Food in the Fast Lane
There’s a quiet stampede to the hottest kitchens of Cyprus. Savvy travellers bypass plate smashing by heading to
Limassol’s
funky new restaurants offering the freshest ‘paddock to plate’ dishes washed down with wines from local boutique organic vineyards. Beloved traditional favourites like
afelia
and ...
RIVER & ROWING MUSEUM
22 July 2011
Beauty in the Beasts – Fashion Designer Kate Plumtree Breathes Life into Fabric at the River & Rowing Museum
A new exhibition at the River & Rowing Museum by costumier, dress designer and textile artist Kate Plumtree captures the beauty of Britain’s beasts through a fantastical collection of animal inspired ...
DAVID HARBER
11 July 2011
Finding a Harber at Decorex: David Harber unveils new work for 2011
Sculptor and artist David Harber - whose clients include royalty and Hollywood stars - will be unveiling new work as well as showcasing some of his most popular classic designs at Decrex International this autumn. David Harber is a British artist whose works are rooted in art, science and ancient ...
THE HENLEY FESTIVAL
6 July 2011
Tom Jones Opens The Henley Festival The UK’s Most Magical Summer Party Begins!
Legendary Welsh singer Tom Jones opened this year’s Henley Festival last night [6 July] with a barnstorming performance from a floating stage on the River Thames to a sell-out crowd thronging the River Bank. The Henley Festival (6 – 10 July) is the UK's best summer party – a strictly black tie ...
ON THE MAP
5 July 2011
From Chic to Boutique: London’s First Shopping Map Offers Insider Guide to Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
A new website for London shoppers from the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea to help visitors to the area and support its strong mix of large and small retailers and maintain vibrancy on. ...
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
29 June 2011
Helping Haiti’s Cholera Battle Wins AA School and Foster + Partners Sustainability and Infrastructure Prize
The Architectural Association School of Architecture and Foster + Partners are pleased to announce the award of the 2011 Foster + Partners Prize, which is presented annually to the Architecture ...
AKRAM KHAN
24 June 2011
Akram Khan and Oscar Winning Designer Tim Yip Announce the Launch of DESH
Akram Khan, the internationally acclaimed dancer and choreographer, returns to his roots to create his first full-length contemporary dance solo
DESH,
inspired by his home country of Bangladesh. DESH, meaning
homeland
in Bengali, is a deeply personal exploration of the power of the human ...
PLEASANCE THEATRE
17 June 2011
David Mitchell, David Seidler and Daniel Rigby Rock for the Pleasance
The Pleasance Theatre, one of the world’s leading performance arts platforms and an organisation at the heart of the Edinburgh Festival, has announced a fundraising campaign endorsed by comedian David Mitchell, Oscar winning screenwriter David Seidler, (
The King’s Speech)
and BAFTA-winner ...
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
17 June 2011
AA School Announces 2011 Honours Students
The Architectural Association School of Architecture has announced the names of the 2011 Honours Students, the highest accolade the institution can bestow on a graduating student, as it prepares to open this year’s Projects Review – the annual student showcase of some of the most radical and ...
InTRANSIT
17 June 2011
Wolf Packs in West London and a Lost Landmark Reawakens: the Countdown to InTRANSIT 2011 Begins
The 2011 InTRANSIT festival (22-31 July) opens four weeks from today [Friday, 24 June]. Now in its fourth year, InTRANSIT is the only festival to move its audience physically as well as mentally....
OUR SPORTING LIFE
16 June 2011
Blood, Sweat and Glory – The Photography of Peter Spurrier
Peter Spurrier has spent a lifetime photographing the beauty, power and sweat of rowing from sculling along gentle backwaters to the high drama of Olympic regattas. Through a major retrospective spanning his 30 year career,
Rowing Through the Lens – the Photography of Peter
...
AKADEMI
16 June 2011
Where Gitanjali meets Graffiti: New Akademi Dance Work Brings the World of Rabrindranath Tagore to Life in 21st Century London
Akademi has created a brand new production inspired by the 150th anniversary of the birth of Rabindranath Tagore – poet, musician and social reformer. Song of the city, which will be ...
RIVER & ROWING MUSEUM
09 June 2011
100,000 visitors to Our Sporting Life in the lead up to the London 2012
Nationwide exhibitions dedicated to sports heritage in Great Britain mark their first successful year with over a 100,000 visitors to date across the country
.
Our Sporting Life is a series of community led exhibitions, spearheaded by the Sports Heritage Network and supported by LOCOG, the British ...
RIVER & ROWING MUSEUM
07 June 2011
New Life Discovered on The Thames
Second Sight on the River,
a new selling exhibition at the River & Rowing Museum,
LIFE,
the first of ten major new zones in the River Gallery at the River & Rowing Museum, Henley on Thames, that will transform how people understand rivers and their ecology, opened today, Wednesday 11 May 2011 ...
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
03 June 2011
Magic, Philosophy and the Perils of PowerPoint – FORMAT, a New ‘Live Magazine’ investigating the powers of presentation
FORMAT invites you to step into the pages of
a ‘Live Magazine’, performed as series of presentations, discussions and screenings, over five FREE events staged at the Architectural Association School ...
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
03 June 2011
Visions of the Future: Architectural Association School’s Summer Exhibition Opens
Since 1847 the AA School has been forming future leaders of architecture and design worldwide.
Projects Review
is an opportunity to see architecture’s future in its most compelling and unexpected form – in the drawings, models, designs and minds of an emerging generation today ...
CYPRUS TOURISM ORGANISATION
31 May 2011
Agrotourism Blossoms on Green Cyprus
Village life on the slopes of the famous Troodos Mountains is getting a sudden boost. Cyprus’ pine covered national park includes 97 marked walking trails (covering 861 km) through forests and waterfalls via an organised visitor centre in Platres. Visitor levels surged in April this year, lured ...
RIVER & ROWING MUSEUM
26 May 2011
In the Wake of Saddam – How Rowing Rose from the Ashes in Iraq
In the Wake of Saddam –
Rowing in Iraq
tells the moving and uplifting story of how the sport of Rowing was revived in Iraq after decades of political suppression, war, and the abductions and violent deaths inflicted on sportsmen by the Hussein regime. The exhibition focuses on the story of Muhammed ...
RIVER & ROWING MUSEUM
26 May 2011
Protest and Triumph: The History of Women’s Rowing
Rocking the Boat – The History of Women’s Rowing charts the struggles and successes of the women who changed the face of rowing. From the Victorian pioneers who risked social alienation to race, to the infamous, bare-breasted demonstration of the 1976 Yale University crew, to current ...
DAVID HARBER
25 May 2011
Award-winning sculptor David Harber wins trophy for fourth time at RHS Chelsea 2011
Sculptor and dialist David Harber (www.davidharber.com), has been awarded the RHS Sundries Trophy for the fourth time at Chelsea this year. The honour follows his hat trick in 2009 when he was presented with the award three times in a row and comes in the same year that one of his new ...
THE HENLEY FESTIVAL
25 May 2011
Heavy Rocker-Turned-Classical Composer to Write New Piece for Youth Orchestra
Rock icon Jon Lord, co-founder of super group Deep Purple, has announced he will be composing a brand new classical work for the Henley Festival Orchestra - a youth orchestra created and funded by the proceeds from The Henley Festival, the star-studded black tie music and arts event that takes ...
CHURCHES CONSERVATION TRUST
21 May 2011
Blood, Guts and Fairy Cakes – Midsummer Tea Parties with a Twist this June
The church which bore witness to
the bloodiest battle of the War of the Roses
, the resting place of
the Prophetess of Kelfield
and
the building which served the lost village of Wolfhamcote
are just some of the historic churches hosting a special Midsummer Tea Party over 18 and 19 June...
CYPRUS TOURISM ORGANISATION
19 May 2011
Cyprus Tourism Organisation and AGTA promote the green heart of Cyprus
Cyprus Tourism Organisation teamed up with the Association of Greek Cypriot Travel Agents (AGTA) to organise two ‘Cyprus Evenings’. The events were held at the Hanbury Manor in Ware on 12th May and the Lowry Hotel in Manchester on 17th May. A select group of agents were invited both to thank ...
THE HENLEY FESTIVAL
28 April 2011
It’s not unusual to buy Dali, with Tom Jones at the Henley Festival 6 – 10th July
Six monumental sculptures by
Salvador Dali
will be on
sale at museum-style ‘pop up’ galleries on the idyllic Thames riverbanks at the Henley Festival. Fresh from the
London
show
Dali in the City
it’s a one-off chance to buy his iconic six-metre high showpiece, ‘Alice in Wonderland’, for a cool £1.5m ...
JODIE CAREY
27 April 2011
Somewhere, Nowhere Jodie Carey 20 May – 19 June 2011
Somewhere, Nowhere, a solo show of new work by UK based artist Jodie Carey, opens at Wandsworth Council’s Pump House Gallery on 20 May. Jodie’s work has been exhibited around the world and is in many private collections including, in the UK, those of Hauser and Wirth, David
...
DAVID HARBER
20 April 2011
David Harber Unveils New Sculptural Designs for Chelsea 2011 and Wins Nomination for Prestigious New RHS Award
Outdoor sculptor David Harber will be unveiling four new sculpture designs at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show this year:
The Mantle,
The Torus
,
The Echo
and
The Fire Table
. The pieces reflect ...
RIVER & ROWING MUSEUM
20 April 2011
Learning on the Thames only a Click Away as Lord Smith Launches New Resource
A brand new online map –
Click on Thames
– that, for the first time, joins learning resources and establishments along the 212 mile River Thames from source to sea, has been unveiled by Lord Chris Smith, Chair of the Environment Agency. The new Click on Thames map provides a unique...
RIVER & ROWING MUSEUM
19 April 2011
Second Sight on the River: paintings by Richard Colson
Second Sight on the River,
a new selling exhibition at the River & Rowing Museum, Henley-on-Thames, celebrates the Thames via the paintbrush of respected contemporary artist Richard Colson. Painted from commanding heights and unique perspectives, including the roof of the Savoy, West ...
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
19 April 2011
Concrete Geometries: How Spaces Move People
A corridor so narrow that strangers brush shoulders; a platform through a densely inhabited house which challenges the relationship between inhabitant and visitor; and a room reshaped through a graphic pattern are just three of the 20 projects on show as part of Concrete Geometries, a new ...
RENSBURG SHEPPARDS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
13 April 2011
Rensburg Sheppards Launches New Sponsorship with Christie's at Rolls-Royce
The hallowed ground for luxury car manufacturing, the Rolls-Royce Motor Cars head office and manufacturing plant at Goodwood, was the venue for Rensburg Sheppards Investment Management to launch its new sponsorship initiative
Appreciating Assets,
held
with Christie’s, the world ...
DAVID HARBER
11 April 2011
Know your Gnomon from your Noon Gap – Learn How to Build and Read a Sundial with Artist David Harber at Chelsea 2011
Ever wondered how a sundial stays accurate through the seasons, why the pointer is called a gnomon and how to read a vertical, cylindrical or spherical dial? British sculptor and world- ...
RENSBURG SHEPPARDS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
29 March 2011
Rensburg Sheppards helps unlock 3,700 gardens to the public and raise £2.6m for Charity
The National Gardens Scheme’s famous Yellow Book, which details the 3,700 gardens in England and Wales that will open for charity this summer, has been published today, for the first time in full colour. The publication is part of ongoing sponsorship by Rensburg Sheppards Investment ...
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
28 March 2011
Feel the Force: Experiments in Energy with World Leading Scientists, Architects and Artists at the AA School
ENERGY, the unseen powerful force that shapes every aspect of life from our cellular structure to our economy will be explored through a unique free exhibition and series of events that bring together ...
CHURCHES CONSERVATION TRUST
22 March 2011
Naughty Nuns and Great Expectations – Historic Churches Open Up for Easter
The tiny church in Warwickshire where Shakespeare may have got married, a Buckinghamshire church with a wall painting featuring a headless St George, and the church in Imber village in the Army’s training area on Salisbury Plain are just some of the Churches Conservation Trust’s ....
CYPRUS TOURISM ORGANISATION
16 March 2011
'HEAD IN THE CLOUDS' Media Retreat: A Literary Escape to the Troodos Mountains
Head to mythical Cyprus for a dose of springtime
bibliotherapy
. As one of our ‘scholars in the sun’ Symposium, you’ll be part of our first media retreat in the shadow of the Troodos Mountains - the green heart of Cyprus, its pine covered slopes bathed in the Mediterranean light and spring ...
DAVID HARBER
14 March 2011
Playing with Fire: contemporary sculptor David Harber unveils new design
Award-winning artist David Harber (www.davidharber.com) will be introducing fire to the natural elements which inspire his work with a new design developed as part of a private commission this spring. The Fire Table takes the form of a platform of oxidized copper at the centre of which is set a ...
RENSBURG SHEPPARDS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
11 March 2011
Rensburg Revs Up With Christie’s For New Sponsorship
Rensburg Sheppards Investment Management, one of the UK’s leading private client investment management firms, has launched
Rensburg Sheppards
Appreciating Assets
-
a new sponsorship that will partner the company with like-minded organisations and provide its clients with ...
CYPRUS TOURISM ORGANISATION
4 March 2011
Cyprus Tourism Organisation Appoint Kallaway as UK PR Agency
Kallaway Travel – the specialist team at leading cultural communications agency – has been awarded a contract by Cyprus Tourism Organisation (www.visitcyprus.com) to handle its public relations activity in the UK. June Field, who heads up Kallaway’s Travel and Lifestyle division says ...
RENSBURG SHEPPARDS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
4 March 2011
Rensburg Sheppards’ Cup Finals Won In Dramatic Clean Sweep By Whitgift School
Whitgift School’s U13 and U15 football teams are the Rensburg Sheppards’ Cup champions, winning both the Rensburg Sheppards’ U13 and U15 Cup finals that took place at Burton Albion’s Pirelli Stadium, Burton-on-Trent, on 3 March 2011. This is the first time a school has won both Rensburg...
RIVER AND ROWING MUSEUM
2 March 2011
Making a Splash: A Reflected World
Second Sight on the River,
a new exhibition at the River & Rowing Museum, Henley-on-Thames, explores the river from commanding heights and unique perspectives. Dedicated to his vision of the Thames as a reflected world, West London based artist Richard Colson creates vibrant canvasses...
CHURCHES CONSERVATION TRUST
1 March 2011
Loyd Grossman in debate: 'Where Will the Big Society Happen?'
The utopian Big Society vision now needs to take concrete form, but where will the promised civic flourishing actually take place? Loyd Grossman, Chairman of the Churches Conservation Trust, will be arguing that our historic churches are the perfect place for the Big Society to meet, in a panel ....
RIVER & ROWING MUSEUM
1 March 2011
Port Henley – Beer, Brewing and Barges
Port Henley
, a revealing new exhibition that provides vivid glimpses into Henley’s history as a trading town spanning 1,000 years will take place at the River & Rowing Museum from 12 March until 10 July, including during Henley Royal Regatta week. Making your own beer with Loddon Brewery is just one ...
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
15 February 2011
Cedric Price and 100 Years of Architectural Experimentation: Two Spring Exhibitions from the AA School
Two stand out shows form part of Spring Exhibition programme at the Architectural Association School of Architecture this spring celebrating 100 years of architectural experimentation and Hans Ulrich Obrist and ...
KINETICA ART FAIR 2011
17 January 2011
New Artists and Performers Revealed for Kinetica Art Fair 2011
New artworks, performers and events have been announced for the Kinetica Art Fair 2011. Kinetica Art Fair is the UK's only art fair dedicated to kinetic, robotic, new media, electronic, sound, light and time-based art and takes place from 3 - 6 February 2011 at the Ambika P3, Marylebone Road, London ...
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