South London People Articles


Live Music at Dulwich Festival 2012

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When composer and pianist Simon Wallace and I moved to East Dulwich from Battersea eleven years ago, we noticed how green and less urban Dulwich was compared to Battersea. Though I missed strolling across Battersea [...]

Do you have any unwanted books?

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This is the fifth year that the Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery will be running a bookstall in Dulwich Park during the Dulwich Festival 2012. It is always a fun and people packed day, with [...]

A Twist in the Tale

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Milly Hutchinson interviews London Theatre Award nominee and Winner of Best Performer in Theatre, James Hyland, as he celebrates the Bicentenary of Charles Dickens’ birth with his acclaimed stage adaptation, ‘Fagin’s Last Hour‘ at the [...]

A Trio of Imaginative Works at the Scarf Gallery

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Pat Keay’s exhibition at the Scarf Gallery in Crystal Palace is a wonderfully vibrant series of paintings and drawings that explore lighting, color, pattern, and the imagination. There are three collections, each in different rooms [...]

Postcode Art

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Ahead of the Artists’ Open House 2012 which is part of the Dulwich Festival, Dulwich OnView speaks to three artists who are taking part in this annual event as well as its organiser, Rachel Gluyas. [...]

Jewellery Making Workshop

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I’ve always loved fashion jewellery. I have a whole drawer at home dedicated to necklaces, bangles, pendants and cocktail rings in various colours and styles. It is my opinion that accessories are as important to an outfit [...]

Get your GLEEK on!

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After the massive success of our Christmas Holiday Workshop in 2011, we are excited to announce that this Summer The Glee Project returns to Gleekschool, and this time for a whole 1 week workshop! From [...]

Photographing the Dulwich landscape

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About five years ago I was a landscape photographer trapped in the grey confines of London, always ready to lament the fact that I couldn’t get out to the countryside as much as I’d like. [...]

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