RCDT ENEWS/EVENTS LISTING 18 APRIL 2008

From Riverside Community Development Trust, 20 Newburn St, SE11 5PJ. 020 7820 0555. info@rcdt.org. www.rcdt.org

Previous ENews/Events Listings can be seen on www.rcdt.org

Alford House starts website: www.alfordhouse.org.uk

As the Editor will be on holiday the 25 April issue will be the last until 16 May. If you have any events and news coming up you want to be included then please email them by Thursday 24 April.

Contents inc:

London Elections 2008

Details of St Peter’s new Evening Prayer & Recital series (in the Diary sections)

Future Waterloo Conference Saturday 26 April

New plays at Oval House Theatre

Parabola Trust events

Local Scouts looking for new members

 

THIS COMING WEEK’S DIARY

 

Saturday 19

Oval Farmers’ Market. St Mark’s Church, (opp Oval Tube),

 

10am-3pm

 

Tai Chi. Organised by Kennington Association. Lambeth Hall, Brit Oval (entrance Alec Stewart Gate). Co-ordinator: Kevin Rimmington: (07790 260802 or kevin@rimmingtonvian.co.uk)

2.30-3.30pm (new time)

Sunday 20

Sunday Jazz Roast at the Wheatsheaf.  Dee Byrne Quartet. Laid back swing and gentle latin rhythms and melodies; perhaps something a bit quicker if the mood demands it. Fantastic food. The DBQ: Dee Byrne (alto), Marcus Hill (pno), Tim Clark (dbass), Gabor Dornyei (drm). The Wheatsheaf, 126 South Lambeth Road.  020 7622 3602.

1-4pm

 

St Peter’s Evening Prayer & Recital. Start of new season. James Godfrey and Scott Fraser (percussion duo). Rev. Richenda Leigh (Sir John Cass Chaplain, London Met Univ). Admission free. St Peter’s, 310 Kennington Lane.

6.30pm

Monday 21

Books Alive. Inside stories from Tim O’Dell. Tim runs Lambeth’s Readers & Writers Festival (and much else) to promote reading. Friends of Durning Library. 6.45 for 7.15pm. AGM 8pm. Everyone welcome. Suggested donation £2. Refreshments. Durning Library, 167 Kennington Lane. The new pamphlet ‘Vauxhall and the Invention of Urban Pleasure Gardens’ by Professor Penelope Corfield (Royal Holloway, London University) published by my imprint History & Social Action Publications will be on sale.

6.45 for 7am

Tuesday 22

The Wild.  Authors Mark Cocker, Richard Mabey and Robert MacFarlane in Conversation.  £10 or £5 Museum Friends. The autumn of 2006 saw the publication of three masterpieces of writing that explore our relationship with the wild at the beginning of the 21st century:  ‘Crow Country’ by Mark Cocker, ‘The Wild Places’ by Robert MacFarlane and ‘Beechcombings’ by Richard Mabey. The authors of these publications discuss their relationships with the wild. Pre– booking of tickets is advised.  Please contact the Museum of Garden History on 020 7401 8865  to make your booking. Museum of Garden History, Lambeth Palace Road. info@museumgardenhistory.org. www.museumgardenhistory.org.

6.30pm drinks. 7pm talk.

 

JAZZ JAM at  Wheatsheaf, 126 South Lambeth Road. Marcus Hill (piano), Dee Byrne (alto sax),  Tim Clark (bass), Gabor Dornyei (drums), Plus Guests. Free Admission. Restaurant food  available until 9.30pm.

8-11pm

Wednesday 23

Community Lunch. Hyde Southbank Homes’ weekly community lunch in Kennington Park Community Centre is mainly targeted at all Hyde residents in Lambeth, but the session is open to all. Kennington Park Community Centre, 8 Harleyford Road. Please call  020 7346 6584 to book a lunch.

12.30-2pm

 

Closing Date Part-time Job at Roots & Shoots . 20 hours a week : 9am – 2pm Monday to Friday) administrative-assistant until October as maternity leave cover. Salary £15,000 – pro rata, and 25 days annual leave – pro rata. Send CV to:  Linda Phillips, Roots and Shoots, Walnut Tree Walk, SE11 6DN.  020 7587 1131. E-mail: admin@rootsandshoots.org.uk.

 

 

Closing Date for bookings for Waterloo Development Conference Saturday 26 April (see date below).

 

 

YYoga Classes. St Aubyns Holistic Centre. 2-4 Cleaver Street. Call 020 7820 9993 to book your place. Cost - £10.  (Every Wednesday)

7-8pm

Thursday 24

Darts at the Black Prince Pub. Black Prince Rd. Organised by Age Concern. Every Tuesday.

1pm

 

Tai Chi. Free class moves back to Kennington Park near the Café. In the event of bad weather, this class will take place in the Kennington Park Community Centre nearby. Organised by Kennington Association.

2-3pm

Saturday 26

Future Waterloo. Community Conference. Waterloo Action Centre, 14, Baylis Rd, SE1. Waterloo’s population has grown by 10% over the past decade, and the area is scheduled to increase the number of homes, offices and other development by 30% over the coming 15 years, including the complete rebuilding of Waterloo Station. Development should bring benefits for the local community such as improved streets, homes, shops and community facilities… but this will happen only if we are clear about their priorities. Lambeth Council are preparing a plan for Waterloo’s development – and they have asked WaCoCo to identify community priorities before work begins. This conference is an opportunity for community organisations to inform the Council of needs and aspirations. What do you want to see change? And how will you be a part of it? Come and have your say. lunch & creche provided. To book your place (by Wednesday 23 April). ring WCDG on 020 7633 929, especially if you need a crèche space. Please note that disabled access is via Waterloo Action Centre’s main door and then by the lift. If help is required please ring WCDG. Organised by Waterloo/st1:place> Community Coalition. The development plan for Waterloo will have implications for the one for Vauxhall (see News below.)

9.30am-2.30pm

 

Animals Count Event in Kennington Park. Organisers hope to the Lambeth/Southwark London Assembly candidates will debate about animal issues from 3-3.30pm. See London Elections story below.

2-5pm

Vauxhall City Farm. OOpen every Wednesday to Sunday 10.30am-4pm. Tyers St.o:p>

Museum of Garden History, Lambeth Palace Road. Museum and Shop: Tuesday-Sunday 10.30am-5pm. The Garden Café: Tuesday-Saturday 10.30am-4.45pm.. 020 7401 8865. info@museumgardenhistory.org. www.museumgardenhistory.org.

Volley Ball. Fridays - Sundays & Bank Holidays. 3-8pm. Old Lilian Baylis school site, Lollard Street. For information contact Kennington Association  committee member Galo Espin: 07985 603189.

Oval Theatre. Running Tuesdays to Saturdays. Footprints in the Sand. Double Bill. See 28 March Enews for details. Tickets: £12/£6 concessions. Box office: 020 7582 7680. Online sales: www.ovalhouse.com (no fee)

 

NEWS

Shamus Leonard/span>.. The funeral took place this morning of Shamus Leonard of Newquay House in Sancroft Rd at the Lambeth Cemetary in Blackshaw Rd. Angus Aagaard, of St Anslem’s Church, is a very gifted officiate, welding the shared values of Shamus and Christianity together, speaking movingly on behalf of  the family and with humour, and asking those present to say a word each that summed up what they thought of Shamus. A celebration and a mourning. After the singing of ‘Jerusalem’, Angus ended with a Shamus type piece of comedy before the burial. The family and friends then gathered for a drink and food at the Duchy, opposite where Shamus lived and where he had been a good customer.  Shamus had been one of RCDT’s emergency keyholder for 20 Newburn St.

Vauxhall Supplementary Planning Document/span>.. About 35-40 people attended the two workshops organised by Building Design Partnership on 17 April at Roots & Shoots about the ideas emerging for the Council’s Vauxhall Supplementary Development Plan. Ideas included ensuring that building development is against the railway viaduct not on the river, and if there is riverside development it should be low in height, and opening up railway arches to enable a view from Spring Gardens. The six week statutory consultation period will start in June. The Council hopes to approve the final document in October.

George & Dragon At Auction/span>. Having obtained planning permission to convert the former pub at 16 Vauxhall St into flats, the owner put the George & Dragon up for auction through Barnard Marcus on 17 April with a guide price of £1.35m. If it does not sell, then this could make an ideal development for a group of people who want to live as neighbours through co-ownership or co-housing. Details can be seen on www.barnardmarcusauctions.co.uk.

Lambeth Civic Awards/span>.. Local resident John Roberts, the police link member for Lambeth on the Metropolitan Police Authority, has been awarded the Lord Scarman civic award for his work in promoting equality in Lambeth. Oval resident, and former Councillor and Mayor, Claudette Hewitt has been awarded a Lambeth Civil Award for her work on behalf of the community. I am particularly pleased that Lloyd Leon, with whom I worked closely from 1984-9, has been given an award for his work in the community especially in the Community/Police Consultative Group for Lambeth.

Lambeth st1:City w:st="on"> Mission 75th Lambeth Scout Group. For 8-14 year old boys and girls looking for exciting activities, develop their skills in co-operation with others, and want to experience outdoor activities such as camping, then the local 75th Lambeth Scout Group at Lambeth Mission is  looking for new members. Scouts cater for boys and girls between 101/2-14 years and meet on Wednesdays 7.30-9pm; the cubs for boys and girls 8-101/2 meet on Tuesdays 6-7.30pm.. Further information is available from the Group Scout Leader: carolshamus@btinternet.com.

Vauxhall Pleasure Gdns. The new pamphlet ‘Vauxhall and the Invention of Urban Pleasure Gdns’ by Professor Penelope Corfield (Royal Holloway, London University) published under my imprint History & Social Action Publications is on sale at Kennington Bookshop, and will also be on sale at Friends of Durning Library event on Monday 21 April. Also orderable on sean.creighton@btintertnet.com.

T/span>he Kennington-Tatton Park, Cheshire Link. Local gallery owner Danielle Arnaud is also very active in Parabola Trust, which sponsors arts events. It was Parabola which developed the North Lambeth local history display at the Museum of Garden History. If you fancy a long weekend in Cheshire then you are welcome to the preview of the Tatton Park Biennial contemporary art festival on Friday 2 May, 5-8pm.. For those planning to holiday in the area the Bienniel runs from 3 May to 28 September. The Mansion House and Gardens, Tatton Park, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 6QN. Preview RSVP by 25 April to Elizabeth Newman: 01625 374400 elizabeth.newman@tattonparkbiennial.org. Curated by Danielle and Jordan Kaplan of Parabola, 18 artists will show site specific works for the renowned historic gardens at Tatton Park. Six semi-permanent works and twelve commissions that will evolve throughout the Biennial will focus on botanical collections and collectors.  The Biennial will feature a series of performances, tours and talks and a film programme curated by Lucy Reynolds and Sarah Wood presented in a mobile cinema in the grounds. A catalogue with commissioned writing from Sally O'Reilly, Giles Waterfield and Sam Youd will be available from the end of May. The artists are:  David Blandy, Lisa Cheung, Gayle Chong Kwan, Faye Claridge, David Cotterrell, Jo Coupe, Nicky Coutts, Tessa Farmer & Sean Daniels, Kongkee, Heather & Ivan Morison, Jacques Nimki, Paulette Phillips, Simon Pope, Abigail Reynolds, Manuela Ribadeneira, The Little Artists, Shane Waltener and Simon Woolham. Tatton Park is managed and financed by Cheshire County Council on behalf of The National Trust. www.tattonparkbiennial.org.

Cryptosphere. Mapping Paradise. One the interesting developments over the past year has been the way the British Geographical Society has developed important outreach and partnership initiatives. Last year saw its exhibition on African slaves in India who became the servants of African explorers like Livingstone. There is their partnership project on citizenship and diversity Who Do We Think We Are? And now curated by Jordan Kaplan of Parabola Trust, there is Simeon Nelson’s Cryptosphere. Mapping Paradise installation running until 9 May at the RCS Exhibition Pavilion, Exhibition Rd, London, SW7. 020 7591 3052. www.parabolatrust.org.

Lighthouse Education Health Day/span>.. RCDT is contributing £500 to Lighthouse Education’s Health and Well Being Awareness Day on Saturday 24 May on condition that there is publicity leafleting on the Vauxhall Gdns Estate, other blocks between St Oswald’s and Black Prince Rd, and on Ethelred Estate. . This will involve a talk by local GP Dr Raj Mitra on looking after your heart, a consultant breast surgeon on ‘Cancer: myths, prevention and treatment’, health and relaxation demonstrations including free health checks, a free lunch, a talk on confronting mental illness, and five aside football at the Old Lillian Baylis School. Further details from Brenda Fraser at 020 7735 3685; bfraser@l-e-s-org.

Five Aside Football 24 May./span> The five-aside football at the Lighthouse Education Health and Well Being Awareness Day is open to ages from 17-50 years. To take part contact. Brenda Fraser at 020 7735 3685; bfraser@l-e-s-org.

Rose Lamartine Yates, North Lambeth st1:place w:st="on">London County Councillor 1919-22. Having led the Wimbledon Social & Political Union in the campaign for the vote, and served a stretch in prison for her activities, Rose Lamartine Yates became the independent London County Councillor for North Lambeth 1919-22.  There is very little about her life on the web – some of it to do with her involvement in cycling. If you have on line access to the Dictionary of National Biography you can access her entry on www.oxforddnb.com/index/101063902/. The excellent Wimbledon Society Local History Museum has an exhibition about her suffragette activities on for the next few months, The Museum is at  22 Ridgway, SW19. Open Saturdays and Sundays 2.30-5pm. Details are not yet on its website:&   www.wimbledonmuseum.org.uk.

 

NEW DATES FOR YOUR DIARYo:p>

 

Sunday 27 April

St Peter’s Evening Prayer & Recital. Daniel Norman, Tenor  & Christopher Gould (piano). Rev. Andrew Walker, Director London Centre for Spirituality. Admission free. St Peter’s, 310 Kennington Lane.

6.30pm

Sunday 4 May

St Peter’s Evening Prayer & Recital. The Basket Collective (piano trio). Canon Dr Jane Steen (Southwark Diocese). Admission free. St Peter’s, 310 Kennington Lane.

6.30pm

Sunday 11 May

St Peter’s Evening Prayer & Recital. SSt Peter’s Singers in Choral Evensong for Penecost. Rev. Rosie Harper (Grand Missenden). Admission free. St Peter’s, 310 Kennington Lane.

6.30pm

Monday 12 May

Sean Longley – Hartlepool Monkey. South London author Sean Longley’s Hartlepool Monkey is a demonically witty digest of all things eighteenth-century, an eccentric and hugely entertaining début novel. Come along to hear Sean discuss, and read from, his critically acclaimed novel. Durning Library, 167 Kennington Lane. Part of Lambeth’s Readers and Writers Festival. For full programme see: www.lambeth.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/4ABAB65C-ED55-47D3-90C1-EB8DEE0EE436/0/LambethReadersWritersFestival2008programme.pdfambeth

6.45pm

Tuesday 13 – Saturday 17

Moj of the Antarctic: An African Odyssey. Following a successful run in March 2007, Moj of the Antarctic returns to Oval House Theatre for one week only to launch the production’s British Council-sponsored Tour of Southern Africa in June/July 2008. Moj of the Antarctic is inspired by the wonderful true life story of Ellen Craft, a 19th century African-American slave woman who escaped to freedom by disguising herself as a white man.  Ellen’s amazing story of race and gender cross-dressing is one of the forgotten gem’s of Black history, and the history of drag! Moj of the Antarctic extends Ellen’s amazing biography into a flight of theatrical fantasy where upon arrival in Victorian London, she finds work as a sailor on a whaling ship bound for the Southern Seas. Life on the ship is tough and even stranger is the men’s obsession with Black face minstrelsy.  Eventually the ship arrives in Antarctic waters ripe for gruesome whaling, and Moj becomes the first Black woman to step foot on Antarctica. This innovative total theatre piece incorporates video, text, dance, music, storytelling, song and stunning original photography created for the piece on location in Antarctica by visual artist Del LaGrace Volcano. Special Offer: £15.00 Meal Deal includes ticket to the show, a drink and a meal from our Caribbean café. Please call the box office for further information. Tickets: £12/£6 concessions. Box office: 020 7582 7680. Online sales: www.ovalhouse.com (no fee). BSL interpreted performance with Jacqui Beckford: 13 May, 7.45pm/st1:time>. Oval House Theatre, Kennington Oval.

7.45pm.

Saturday matinee 3pm

Sunday 18 May

St Peter’s Evening Prayer & Recital. Matthew Hunt (clarinet), Ina Watson (piano accordion). Admission free. St Peter’s, 310 Kennington Lane.

6.30pm

Tuesday 20 May onwards

Foundation Show. City & Guilds Art School (Kennington Park Rd) student show. Full details to be announced.

 

 

20-24 May

The Conquest of the South Pole.. Play. Four disabled friends decide to stave off the dole-queue blues by re-enacting Amundsen’s famous 1911 expedition to the South Pole. Sheets become icebergs and wheelchairs become mountains in this fast-paced, inspiring conquest of the imagination. In partnership with renowned physical theatre company Frantic Assembly, Theatre Resource have taken Manfred Karge’s Thatcher-era play about the daily psychological battle to survive into the realms of visual theatre and given it an innovative, modern-day twist. Tickets: £12/£6 concessions. Box office: 020 7582 7680. Online sales: www.ovalhouse.com (no fee). Audio described performance: Friday 23 May, 7.45pm with Ian Breslin. Matinee: Thursday 22 May, 1.00pm/st1:time>. Oval House Theatre, Kennington Oval

7.45pm

Sunday 25 May

SSt Peter’s Evening Prayer & Recital. Daniel Grimwood (piano). Rev. The Lord Leslie Griffiths (Wesley’s Chapel).  Admission free. St Peter’s, 310 Kennington Lane.

6.30pm

Sunday 1 June

St Peter’s Evening Prayer & Recital. Colin Baldry (baritone), Christopher Glynn (piano). Rev. Sharon Ferguson (Asst, CE, Lesbian & Gay Christian Movement) Admission free. St Peter’s, 310 Kennington Lane.

6.30pm

Tuesday 3 June

North Lambeth Area (Council) Leaseholders' Forum. Venue to be confirmed. For more information contact: Liam Kelly. o:p>

Community Involvement Team Leader. Tel: 020 7926 1956

7-9pm

Sunday 8 June

SSt Peter’s Evening Prayer & Recital. The Gospel Choir of Sty. Martin-in-the Fields’ Girls’ School. Rev. Andy Windross (Bishop of Stepney Officer for Ordained Ministry) Admission free. St Peter’s, 310 Kennington Lane.

6.30pm

Tuesday 10 June

Kennington, Oval and Vauxhall Forum AGM. (Venue to be advised). to join contact KOV Forum c/o North Lambeth Town Centre Office, 20 Newburn Street. 0207 926 8295 or email Jchristie@lambeth.gov.uk/span>

Evening

Wednesday 18 June onwards

Degree Show.  City & Guilds Art School (Kennington Park Rd) student show. Full details to be announced.

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Saturday 28 June

North Lambeth Parish Fete at Lambeth Palace Gdns. Full details of this excellent annual event to be announced.

 

Thursday 11 September onwardso:p>

MA Show. City & Guilds Art School (Kennington Park Rd) student show. Full details to be announced.

 

 

 

Saturday 1 November

Kennington Association Bazaar. St Anselm’s Church Hall.

 

 

LONDON ELECTIONS 2008

1 May – dancing round the Maypole, the Workers’ Celebration started as part of campaign for the 8 hour day, and this year the London Mayor and Assembly Elections. The turnout for the two previous elections was low. This year’s could get even lower as more and more people find themselves unable to vote for the two major candidates and do not see the point of voting for the others. While abstaining from voting can be a political act it is usually interpreted as voter apathy. Every vote, even spoilt papers, counts in giving messages to the winning politicians. With all the talk of Britishness, one of its strongest features was the long struggle fight to extend democracy and obtain the vote. So exercising one’s vote is important. There are 9 candidates for Mayor. Their manifestos can be seen on the London Elects website: www.londonelects.org.uk/candidates/ls_candidates.aspx

In the Greater London Assembly elections there are 9 candidates for Lambeth & Southwark:o:p>

SShane Collins, Green Party

Jamsijn De Boo, Animals Count

Shirley Houghton, Conservative Partyo:p>

Daniel Lambert, the Socialist Party

GGeoffrey Macharia, Christian Peoples Alliance/st1:place> and Christian Party

CCaroline Pidgeon, Liberal Party

Janus Polenceus, English Democrats

Valerie Shawcross, The Labour Party

Jens st1:place w:st="on">Winton, UK Independence Party

Katt Young, Left List

Jamsijn De Boo, Animals Count has provided the following executive summary of Animal Count’s policies.

With over eight million inhabitants, , London is one of the largest cities in Western Europe, and has the largest population of companion animals within the UK. For over 3.5 million London households, companion animals are virtually part of the family, yet many struggle with the costs of veterinary care. Millions of voters consider the poor treatment of farm animals and animal experimentation to be important issues, which the government tries to ignore. Habitat destruction, through human encroachment, environmental fragmentation, pollution and global warming, results in a struggle for survival, for many wild animals within greater London. We believe that London should take the lead on animal protection within the UK, and indeed, worldwide. Animals Count’s main aims for the 2008 London elections include:

o   Establishing a basic animal health care system comparable to the NHS, including the provision of subsidised veterinary treatment and emergency care

o   Providing healthy food within schools, hospitals, care homes, and council premises, by promoting plant-based diets and banning products from intensively farmed animals

o   Preservation and expansion of parks and green corridors, facilitating green recreation and wildlife protection

Additional aims include:

o   Developing an Animal Protection Unit within the London Assembly ‘Policy and Partnerships’ Directorate, which would be responsible for policy, research and animal welfare education, at all levels

o   Strengthening the current Mayor’s Animal Welfare Framework policies, and expediting their implementation

o   Introducing Animal Protection (inspection) Officers within each London Borough

o   Cracking down on dog fighting and related offences

o   Encouraging social housing corporations and private owners to allow pets within rental properties

o   A comprehensive strategy for implementing best welfare standards within London city farms

o   A freeze on the granting of animal research licenses within London laboratories; critical scrutiny of the costs and benefits of existing animal research

o   Making London a leader for state-of-the-art non-animal research methods

o   Expansion of London

info@animalscount.orgrg; www.animalscount.org

Animal Counts is holding an event in n Kennington Park

Valerie e Shawcross, Labour, says:

Kennington and Vauxhall are attractive characterful communities which face special challenges being on the front line of development, commercial and traffic pressures in London. It's also an area where issues of safety and security are paramount in the minds of many older people and parents with young families.  

My pledges for Kennington and Vauxhall are to:

  •  Press for even more Police on the streets to ensure that our communities and estates feel protected and that drug dealing is beaten back
  • Ensure that the Mayor's new Youth Offer funding reaches the community, voluntary and church led projects that really bring good activities and sports into young people's lives
  • Press for continued improvements on the Northern Line to increase its capacity and press for additional bus services in areas of chronic overcrowding on the buses and tubes.  
  • Fight to ensure the installation of the Cross River Tram scheme (as I did in Croydon as Council Leader) to make sure that our growing population has safe, fast and environmentally friendly means of getting to jobs and training in London.
  • Protect and enhance our scarce public spaces, parks such as Jubilee Gardens and our tree-lined streets!
  • Support plans for subsidies to public buildings and homes to ensure greater energy efficiency - reducing electric bills in our older building s and reducing our production of carbon dioxide - tackling climate change. 
  • Fight against inappropriate and over bearing developers which don't enhance the character of the area. - such as the Oval Cricket ground hotel plans.

Planning Applications

13- 19 April

Archbishop p Tenison School., Kennington Oval. Erection of an additional 3rd storey onto existing 2 storey. Modular temporary classrooms, and approval for all 3 storeys to remain for a temporary period of 5 years from approval date. Ref. 08/00679/RG3.

Details can be seen on:

http://planning.lambeth.gov.uk/publicaccess/dc/DcAplication/weeklylist_searchform.aspx. If this link does not work then go to www.lambeth.gov.uk and track through to Planning and Public Access database. And to go and see any plans is easy from the KOV area as the Town Planning Advice Centre is at Phoenix House, 10 Wandsworth Road, at Vauxhall Cross. 020 7926 1180. tpac@lambeth.gov.uk. Plans can also be seen at Durning Library, 167 Kennington Lane. You can also send your comments on applications through the Public Access data base. Kennington Association’s Planning Group blog is accessible viahttp://journals.aol.co.uk/kenningtonnews/KenningtonNews/

Planning Decisions

13-19 April

Kerrin Point, Hotspur St. Approval of car carking details re-new development. Permitted.

2 2 Wincott Parade Court Tavern Public Housese ART GALLERIES

Dateses

Gallery

Exhibition

Tuesdays – Saturdays  18 April to 24 May. 11am-6pm

 Corvi-Mora
 1a Kempsford Road
  020 7840 9111
  www.corvi-mora.com

Potential Furlough.

 

Fridays - Sundays  to 11 May. 2-6pm

Danielle Arnaud

contemporary art
123 Kennington Road
London SE11 6SF  UK
020 7735 8292
www.daniellearnaud.com

Suky Best & Rory Hamilton: Rodeo
Animation.

Wednesdays – Sundays to 18 May. 12-6pm

Gasworks

155 Vauxhall Street
020 7587 5202
 info@gasworks.org.uk
www.gasworks.org.uk

Disclosures, Views on Demand and Film & Reading Library.

Wednesdays to Saturdays to 10 May.12-6pm

Man&Eve

131 Kennington Park Rd

www.manandeve.co.uk

'Johan Pilgrim and the Cave of Wonders'. Exhibition by Jonathan Marshall.

Wednesdays  - Sundays 18 April – 9 May. 11.30am– 7pm: Wed –Sat;

12.30-5.30pm Sun

or by appointment

UBOX Gallery

1st Floor

330 Kennington Lane

O7733268176

www.uboxgallery.com

DORMANT. Georg Meyer-Wiel

ENews/Events Listing compiled and edited by Sean Creighton, RCDT

Unless stated editorial comments do not reflect the views of the RCDT Board.d.

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