I’ll be talking to Geoff Nicholson about his new book at Stanfords on 31 August.
Book tickets here:
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Event: Walking on Thin Air with Geoff Nicholson on 31 August 7pm, Stanfords, Covent Garden
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Read: Modern Buildings in London my introduction online at The Paris Review
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Event: Dover Fictions, myself with Danny Bee and Charles Holland, Wed 9 August 7pm, Vinoteq Wine Bar and Venue , 1 Cannon Street Dover CT16 1BY
For Dover Arts Developments You can reach the world from Dover festival Danny Bee: Radical Walker ,Travis Elborough: Writer and Broadcaster and Charles Holland: Architect and writer will explore Dover in fiction.
Dover’s symbolic significance has rendered it an important setting for literary fiction and popular storytelling. This talk will explore stories, books and song lyrics that feature Dover as both a setting and a protagonist, tracing its evolution as a symbol of Englishness, its role as a place of arrival and departure and the drama of its topography.
Dover Fictions will be a three-way conversation between writer and broadcaster Travis Elborough, radical walker and social historian Danny Bee and architect and writer Charles Holland. It will take place in the popular Vinoteq wine bar on Dover’s Bench Street.
Free but reserve your place here:
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Pictures: Jeremy Deller at the Rio
Polaroids of Deller, Richard Boon and Toby Amies, other pictures thanks to @alexfestival
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Pictures: Pauline Boty Plaque Unveiling Ceremony
With Celia Birtwell, Natalie Gibson, Sue Tate & Corinne Drewery
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Event: Everybody in the Place + Q&A and book signing with Jeremy Deller, 6 July 6.30pm, Rio Cinema Dalston
Book here:
https://riocinema.org.uk/movie/everybody-in-the-place-qa-and-book-signing-with-jeremy-deller
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Pictures: Polaroids from The Hunger screening at the Rio with Cathi Unsworth
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June 23, 2023 · 8:49 amEvent: Stoke Newington Literary Festival, Sat 3rd June, 8pm , Mildmay Club, N16
I’ll be chatting about specs at 8pm Saturday 3rd June at the Stoke Newington Literary Festival in the Mildmay as part of the Nerd Night event.
Link here for tickets:
http://www.stokenewingtonliteraryfestival.com/snlf_events/nerd-nite-2/
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Pictures: Cathi Unsworth’s Season of the Witch launch, The Century Club
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Event: Dali in New York + Q&A with Jack Bond, 26 May 7pm, The Horse Hospital, Bloomsbury, London WC1N 1JD
Dalí in New York is a unique portrait of the great Spanish surrealist painter and all round egotistical exhibitionist Salvador Dalí by the legendary English underground filmmaker Jack Bond and his then partner the pioneering feminist Jane Arden. Bond was to trail Dalí for two weeks in December 1965 in the run-up to the opening of exhibition of the artist’s work at the Huntington Gallery of Modern Art. The resulting film provides an unrivalled snapshot of the surrealist at antic work and zany play, performing ‘manifestations’ with plaster casts of Michelangelo statues, thousands of ants and a coffin filled with $1 million dollars in used notes and reminiscing about Sigmund Freud. As absurdist and entertaining as its subject, Dalí in New York is a classic of the documentary form and this rare screening will be followed by a Q&A with the director Jack Bond hosted by the author Travis Elborough.
‘Dalí off the cut is outrageous and this exceedingly stylish film moves like an express train’ – Nancy Banks Smith, The Guardian
Tickets just £8.00 book here:
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