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Frida: An Extraordinary Life. June 2018.
Dear Rowley, To the Victoria & Albert Museum this week to view the press preview of Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up which brings together 20o objects sealed in the bathroom of Kahlo’s place of birth and death the Blue House by … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander McQueen, Andre Breton, Blue House, Che Guevara, Circe Henestrona, Claire Wilcox, Dear Rowley, Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up, Gilbert & George, Grayson Perry, Grosvenor Estates, Guerlain, Isamu Noguchi, Leon Trotsky, Letters from Bloomsbury Square, Madonna, Magic Realism, Mardi Gras, Mexican Communist Party, Mexican Surrealism, Mexico, New York, Paris, Revlon, Salma Hayek, Shalimar, Victoria & Albert Museum
Detox. October 2015.
Dear Rowley, Well my dear, the party’s over, it’s all over my friend. So said Kenneth Williams in one of my favourite Round the Horne sketches. It’s the way he tells them, I find. Needless to say, the Spencer Hart launch … Continue reading
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