I highly recommend a visit to the exhibition Brick Lane 1978: The Turning Point. Racism was on the rise in the early 1970s. Paul Trevor lived close to Brick Lane and started photographing the local people from 1973.
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I highly recommend a visit to the exhibition Brick Lane 1978: The Turning Point. Racism was on the rise in the early 1970s. Paul Trevor lived close to Brick Lane and started photographing the local people from 1973.
Read moreAcross town at the National Archives in Kew there’s a free exhibition on called The 1920s: Beyond the Roar. It shows how people from all sections of society experienced the 1920s. They’ve put original material
Read moreLearn how to make Mosaics, fantastic photo exhibition along the District Line, help Pubs survive, Health questionnaire.
Read moreYouth of Yesterday at Oxford House, Bethnal Green In the 1970s photographer Philip Cunningham captured local daily life, friendship and street culture. This free exhibition (photo above) is open 10am to 5pm Monday to Friday
Read moreThe Royal Institute of Oil Painters Annual Exhibition is on at the Mall Galleries, just through Admiralty Arch from Trafalgar Square. It’s walkable from Embankment Tube. My photograph above shows less than half the exhibition,
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