Prismatica spinning prisms at night at winter Lights, Canary Wharf

Prismatica prisms Canary Wharf by Raw Design for Winter Lights show

London Art and culture / Art Work and Artists, winter

Prismatica prisms at Canary Wharf, Winter Lights display Prismatica Prisms video early evening at Canary Wharf Prismatica Prisms night time video Prismatica is the creation of Canadian Architects Raw Design Prismatica Prisms is on show at Winter Lights Canary Wharf, until Jan 26th, 2019 The concept of these revolving prisms of light was created in 2014 for a light Festival in […]

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Wembley Park Winterfest Light Trail Tech Explored

London Art and culture / City Trail, winter

11 light installations at North London’s Wembley Park Winterfest Artists from all around the world descended on Wembley Park to create 11 light installations for the Wembley Park Winterfest light trail, in an impressive and immersive display in the 2020 London borough of Culture Brent. Most newcomers associate this part of London with Wembley Stadium, but

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The Savoy Hotel – The 12 Rebuilds of Christmas – LEGO

London Art and culture / Art Work and Artists

Sing the Twelve Rebuilds of Christmas, Christmas Carol Lego has launched one of its biggest campaigns yet “Rebuild the World”. Its plugging creativity, as a key skill in the 21st Century, encouraging problem-solving talents to come to the fore. In the quest to become lifelong tools. Rebuild the World wants to touch base with seeing

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George Michael Art went on Sale at Christies

George Michael’s ‘Emotional Detox’ at Christies

London Art and culture, music legends / Art Work and Artists, George Michael

George Michael iconic British music star, and the iconic London Auction house Christie’s for the once in lifetime view of the music star’s Art collection before being auctioned for charity. Items from George Michaels Art Collection were displayed for public exhibition and auctioned at Christie’s in London. It raised £11.3 million pounds for charity. Attracting some 15 000 visitors.

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Why Not Swap Your Latte For A Liberica Coffee: The Sweet and Bold Bean

London Art and culture

Liberia coffee is a unique coffee variety that originates from the West African country of Liberia. Although it is not widely known in the global coffee market, it is gaining popularity among coffee enthusiasts and specialty coffee shops in London. 98% of coffee production: Arabica and Robusta In the world of coffee, there are two

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Wear your Face Mask! London Transport the new reality

London Art and culture

Rush hour sort of worked in London once-upon-a-time, the working foot soldiers of the economy ran the Northern line like Han Solo ran the Kessel run, just not in twelve parsecs, the normal for the average tube runner was skipping 4 trains and jumping and squeezing on the 5th. With mandatory face masks and social

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Light up your Hanukkah with the Laser Menorah festival in Islington

London Art and culture / Faith

Menorah, is Hebrew for lamp, Usually refers to 7 armed candelabra which would be lit every day in the Tabernacle; also known as the tent of the congregation. The 8 flamed light Is lit on the 8th night of the Jewish Holiday of Chanukah. To celebrate the first night of the festival of Chanukah, artist

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The Year Bohemian Rhapsody sold 1,000,000 records

Bohemian Rhapsody Goes Gold: Queen’s Triumph ’76

News Bulletins from History, music legends

Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody On the 3rd of June 1976, Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody single went Gold, selling over 1 million records. Freddy Mercury wrote the Song, famously featuring no chorus and epic Operatic sections. The record label advised the band the song would not get airplay because it was too long. The good news, the song

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The 6 Hidden Secrets of the National Gallery

London Art and culture / Art Galleries

On 10th May 1824, The National Gallery opened It’s doors to the public, 6 little known secrets from the last 195 years. “Hide them in caves and cellars but not one picture shall leave this island” Winston Churchill Before the start of WW2, there was some consideration that the Nation’s Treasures would be at risk.

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Brent – The 2020 Borough of Culture

London Art and culture

The London Borough of Brent is the 2020 London Borough of Culture and with it comes the responsibility of making the best use of a designated £4.6 million budget. The plan is to run projects along 4 main core themes. Rebellion Reflecting on selected moments from Brent’s past; Roads Recognition of the major road network

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