Looking for locals to get involved with informal project on social isolation
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COVID-19
By nature Golden Lane residents like to look out for their neighbours and many informal groups are self organising. A group of residents headed by resident Councillor Sue Pearson have formed the GLE Covid 19 Hub to support these groups - email glecovid19@gmail.com or leave a message on 07714 777692
More info on the Covid-19 page which we'll try to keep regularly updated with resident specific info and useful links.
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Read the most RECENT ADVICE FROM THE CITY CORPORATION here including:
- a contact number if you are self isolating and need help 020 7606 3030
- a dedicated email COVID-19 mailbox
- if you have received NHS 'vulnerable' text where to register to receive government support services
- the latest Government instruction on social distancing
- more detailed advice on City of London Residents’ Advice Page (income worries, schools, libraries, health and wellbeing, supporting relief efforts, latest Government advice, Covid related scams)
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An illustrated talk looking at the provocative and often beautiful work of the Chinese artist Ai Weiwei at Zoom
February 9, 2021 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Join Arts Society lecturer Frank Woodgate as he examines the provocative and often beautiful work of the Chinese artist Ai Weiwei in the context of dissident art in China, Europe and South America, and examine some of his sources of inspiration, including the Russian Constructivist, Vladimir Tatlin, and the leading Dada artist, Marcel Duchamp.More information and booking here:…See More
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Brittle Star Magazine Launch -poetry readings at Zoom
January 26, 2021 from 6pm to 7pm
Join us for our first ever virtual launch of Brittle Star magazine.Issue 47 is packed with wonderful poetry and short fiction from all over the world and we’re delighted to have nine of the magazine’s 32 contributors read for us this evening. Help us celebrate 20 years of publishing with Peter Arscott, Jo Dixon, Lara Frankena, Louisa, Hooper, David Ball, C.P. Nield, Mohammad Razai, Kat Siddle and June Wentland.Book here:…See More
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Art Down Under - illustrated online talk 12.1.21 at Zoom
January 12, 2021 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Immigrant artists’ responses to this strange new continent were initially seen through European, and especially British, artistic traditions, but as the 19th century progressed they found their own artistic language through which to respond to the unique landscape and culture Down Under. Images of the pioneer or the sheepshearer would become Australian icons.In the twentieth century many Australian artists achieved international recognition, and indigenous artists painted responses to…See More
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Coventry Cathedral - Icon and Inspiration at Zoom
December 2, 2020 from 6pm to 7pm
The extraordinary story of the rebuilding of the Cathedral as a symbol of peace and reconciliation and its inspiring commitment to the modern. Experience the work of many of the world-class artists associated with its treasures including Jacob Epstein, Elisabeth Frink, John Piper and Graham Sutherland. Join Alexandra Epps, Arts Society Lecturer to learn more..This is a repeat of the talk, given earlier in the year; that one sold out and we had many disappointed people! Thanks to Alex for doing…See More
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Understanding Modern Art - free talk - 7.12.20 at Barbican Library - Zoom
December 7, 2020 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Join Arts Society and Tate lecturer Frank Woodgate for a journey through modern art. At the beginning of the 20th century, the artistic revolution which had started in the second half of the 19th C and produced the works of the Impressionists and Post-Impressionists, spread. Artists like Matisse and Picasso created some of their most important and influential works, and Duchamp produced art which still has an influence on artists today. In the second and third decades of the century, the…See More
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History of money and God in the Square Mile - free talk at Zoom
December 2, 2020 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm
There are two themes which have entwined themselves into the history of the City of London - God & MammonThis talk by City Guide and Lecturer Jill Finch takes a whistlestop tour through 2000 years of Religion and Money in the Square MileWednesday 2nd December 12.30-1.30Free online Zoom talk by Barbican LibraryBook here:…See More
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Rivers of London - free illustrated talk at Zoom
November 25, 2020 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Ben Aaronovitch’s best selling novels are part Urban Fantasy part Police Procedural and this virtual walk by City Guide Jill Finch is based on the first novel set in Covent Garden.The 'Rivers of London' books are an engaging mix of police procedure, London folklore and history and humour. Whether you've read them or not, this illustrated talk will be an entertaining trip around London.See More
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Art and the Great War at Zoom
November 3, 2020 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Join Arts Society lecturer Val Woodgate as she shows how, in the face of strict official censorship, artists with direct experience of the war depicted the conflict in powerful and often deeply moving works of art, and how, in the years following the Armistice, each side attempted to come to terms with the aftermath of war. Poets, uncensored, were free to write of the war in a way which takes us to the heart of the suffering and disillusion of the men who were fighting alongside them.Book…See More
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Open Reading -Free on Zoom - Saturday 5th September at Zoom
September 3, 2020 from 6pm to 7pm
Open Readings in partnership with The Writer's Initiative. Share your work with a friendly group for feedback and inspiration.More information and register here:https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/online-open-readings-with-the-writers-initiative-tickets-116984043423See More
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Barbican library free online events
We're opening on 20th July but we won't be back to normal for a while. All events will continue to be online for now. We have some events coming up soon. You can find out more and register at Barbican LIbrary's page on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/barbican ... 7217911568See More
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Need help with gadget use?
Staff from the libraries and Age UK City of London are here to help.Call us on 0208 142 3901 Leave a message with your phone number & we’ll call you back.Email us: barbicanlib@cityoflondon.gov.ukJust a few of the things we can help with:Free access to online books, audiobooks, magazines, musicSetting up and using emailBooking appointments and shopping onlineSharing photos and articlesConnecting with friends and family onlineIT troubleshooting and support We can phone you or connect with…See More
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Need assistance with your phone, tablet or laptop? We can help virtually
Do you know anyone who might be new to technology and the internet, who is possibly in isolation, who would benefit from some help to use their phone, tablet or laptop?Staff and volunteers from City of London libraries and Age UK are offering Virtual support to assist people with IT queries, to help people feel more confident online and learn about options for keeping them in touch with family and friends.See attachment for further details.Contact: barbicanlib@cityoflondon.gov.uk to enquire or…See More
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Her Lost Languange - Poetry event at Barbican Library
February 27, 2020 from 6pm to 7pm
Her Lost Language/ The Power of the VoiceAn evening of inspiring poetry with open micThursday February 27th 6-7pm6.00pm – 7.00pmBarbican LibraryFree, just turn up Join us for a special night of poetry about identity and history with prize-winning poet, Jenny Mitchell. She will perform from her debut collection Her Lost Language.Four talented poets will also read their eclectic, dynamic work:Isabelle Baafi, Jack Cooper, Appiah Sackey and Paul Baker.Four open mic slots are also available on a…See More
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Picasso and his Women at Barbican Library
January 21, 2020 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Picasso told his biographer, John Richardson, that his work was like a diary –“to understand it, you have to see how it mirrors my life.” This lecture examines the wayPicasso’s emotional life influenced what he painted and how hepainted it. His response to each new love in his life can be seen in the different styles in which his many women were represented. When he fell out of love, that fact would be revealed first in hispaintings. We will concentrate on the seven most important women in his…See More
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Sounds great but I'm at work, evenings are better or weekends
Hope it is well attended
Jacqui