The old London bus, originally uploaded by loscuadernosdejulia. The photo you see in the post was made in London this July, as I was walking from the Strand to Trafalgar Square (I took the picture fro...
And so it finally happened. Since my first visit in 2004 I’ve been to London in all seasons, except summer. Thanks to Beck’s Canvas, this gap in experiencing London is no more. This visit,...
The opportunity to attend Beck’s Canvas 2008 and to see the work by four RCA graduates instantly prompted me to inquire about an interview with one of them. I was offered to choose. I studied th...
Last year Los Cuadernos de Julia collaborated with Stella Artois, – and this year I was invited to Beck’s Canvas 2008 event in London. Like Illycaffe and Chateau Mouton Rothschild, so Beck...
2004 saw the first exhibition of Raphael in England. In November I happened to be in London, and my first visit to the National Gallery naturally included a voyage to the Sainsbury Wing. I had mere ha...
Imagine this: you’ve been waiting to take a picture of something. You found a perfect angle, even conjured a title for your photo, but your precious sight is an object of adoration for too many ...
Yet another seminar at the LBF was just as important, interesting and thought-provoking, not least because I could relate to its subject as an author, translator/interpreter, and historian. The semina...
In Visiting London-6 I mentioned and already wrote about a few seminars that I attended at the LBF. One of these was on the subject of marketing a bookshop. Marketing Your Bookshop was presented by Pe...
As I mentioned in the previous post, I visited several presentations while at the Book Fair. There were actually four of these: Marketing Your Bookshop (16th April)The Internet as a Marketing Tool (17...
Three years ago, during my first visit to London, I was researching in the day and writing at night. This April I went there for the annual London Book Fair. I will not write about it more than you co...