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Category Archives: London
Face to face
At the Royal Academy for America After the Fall. It was much more crowded inside the gallery. The Russian revolutionaries downstairs have way more space.
Revelry ahead
Getting ready for the Notting Hill Carnival. Outside a pub in Ladbroke Grove this afternoon. PS: Cycling around this afternoon, I was struck by how many businesses were being boarded up. (Is it really as many as nine out of … Continue reading
On Parliament Hill
A beautiful afternoon. I think it’s only the second time I’ve ever been there. My loss.
Posted in London, Photography
Tagged Hampstead Heath, London, PArliament Hill, photography
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Sanctuary, N6
It must be thirty years since I last set foot in Highgate Cemetery. I’d completely forgotten how atmospheric and tranquil a spot it is. The volunteers who maintain the grounds (the private company that originally administered them bailed out in … Continue reading
Architectural follies (pt 286)
The Paddington Pole may be history, but there’s another monstrosity on the way. Simon Jenkins uncovers a new threat to the London skyline. Eager to dress it up as “art”, [Renzo] Piano is quoted in the Architects’ Journal mouthing the usual architect’s … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, London, Uncategorized
Tagged Architecture, Brunel, Paddington Pole, Renzo Piano, Simon Jenkins, St Paul's Cathedral
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Zac Goldsmith, Bollywood fan
As we say goodbye and good riddance to his wretched mayoral campaign, a chance to savour his vintage red carpet moment.
Clive Davis 