Chronological Site Map and BITS andpieces

NAMES
A
SHARON ADAM-WHITMORE
ECOLOGY. The Lionfish invasion of Caribbean waters
Predatory lionfish are native to the Red Sea
and Indo-Pacific waters. Their recent
accidental introduction to the Caribbean
catastrophically threatens its aquatic life.

Shanta Acharya

B
Sheena Blackhall

Sheena Blackhall

Iain Britton

C

TEEN TURN: JESSICA CAMPBELL
An interview with Baroness Greenfield
Extracts from a London teenager’s diary.
An Interview with Kyril Zinovieff, 99,
translator of Anna Karenina

KATIE CAMPBELL
reviews theatre:
THE EMPIRE
by D.C. Moore
Royal Court Upstairs
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
directed by Peter Hall, with Judi Dench
Rose Theatre, Kingston
JERUSALEM
by Jez Butterworth. Apollo Theatre
DUNSINANE
by David Greig. Hampstead Theatre.
THE MISANTHROPE
starring Keira Knightley and Damian Lewis
Comedy Theatre
SERENADING LOUIS
by Lanford Wilson. Donmar Warehouse

JENNY FABIAN
Love, Terror & Emancipation: Angela Carter's interrogation of authority
in The Bloody Chamber.

David Chaloner

D
Fred D’Aguiar

Michael Davenport: poetry

MICHAEL DAVENPORT
ECONOMY
RECESSION: What really happened & how to survive it.
The UK is now facing the worst recession since the 1930s with the US and Europe not far behind. When will recovery take hold,
and meanwhile what to do with our hard-earned savings? London Grip’s economics editor takes stock.
E
ECONOMY
MICHAEL DAVENPORT
RECESSION: What really happened
& how to survive it.

F
JENNY FABIAN
LITERATURE Love, Terror & Emancipation:
Angela Carter's interrogation of authority
in The Bloody Chamber.

JENNY FABIAN
PSYCHOANALYSIS & LITERATURE
Disguised Messages:
the relationship between dreams and narratives according to Freud’s theories of the unconscious

GROUPIE: BEING THERE
HELEN DONLON
returns to the scene of Britain’s
countercultural revolution in the
company of the woman who was at the
centre of it, the author of Groupie and
A Chemical Romance -
JENNY FABIAN
G
BURLESQUE V. GEISHA
NATALIA READ
In the East and the West there are two different sexualised art forms. There’s high culture geisha in Japan and low culture burlesque in Europe. Whereas burlesque is going through a revival, geisha is vanishing.

KATHERINE GRANT IN LONDON 2009
THEATRE DIARY
Arcadia by Tom Stoppard; Medea devised by Dylan Tighe;
The Winter’s Tale at the Old Vic; Burnt by the Sun with Rory Kinnear and Cieran Hinds; Wole Soyinka’s Death and the King’s Horseman; Duet for One with Howard Goodman and Juliet Stevenson; Phèdre with Helen Mirren; Aunt Dan and Lemon by Wallace Shawn; and Tim Crouch’s England performed at the Whitechapel Art Gallery, London.

TEEN TURN: JESSICA CAMPBELL
An interview with Baroness Greenfield

H
PHOTOGRAPHY: ONLINE EXHIBITION
DAVID HIRSCHOWITZ
Diving in the Philippines

Jeffrey Paparoa Holman

I
J

DAVID H. JACOBSON
TECHNOLOGY & THE INTERNET
New Trends in Business & Social Technology -
The Rise of the Selfsumer
We all love to use the internet, but do we have any idea of what’s going on right now beyond the screen?

Mahmood Jamal

Alex Josephy

K
Fawzia Kane

L
ART: ONLINE EXHIBITION
CALAN LEWIS
Sculptures and Paintings
with text by
TERESA HOWARD

RICHARD LONG by RUTH ROSENGARTEN
The contemporary art historian
discusses an important Tate Britain
retrospective of a life-time of work by
this leading English artist.

TOM LOWENSTEIN
M
MUSIC
THE HELEN DONLON COLUMN
IBIZA: summer openings
An inside view of the Ibiza music industry &
interviews with top DJs Pete Tong and Dan Tait.
IBIZA: a hot mid-season
Getting nocturnal with clubland icons
Rose Bee, Alter Ego, Rebeka Brown, Mo Moniz and
Francois Kevorkian.
PLAY Helen Donlon’s Francois Kevorkian hotlist.
IBIZA: season’s end
After the year’s last gig, club aficionado HD prepares
for Ibiza 2009. Interviews with Tony Pike &
Wally Lopez and Helen’s latest playlist.

N
Steven Nash

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P

PHOTOGRAPHY: ONLINE EXHIBITIONS
DAVID HIRSCHOWITZ
Diving in the Philippines
and
Deep-sea photography - exhibition 3, exhibition 2, exhibition1

LONDON GRIP POETRY edited by ROBERT VAS DIAS

Philippines: DAVID HIRSCHOWITZ PHOTOGRAPHY
Diving in the Philippines

PHLEBAS & SHAW
ECOLOGY
Coral, Cruise Ships & Grand Cayman.
A fifth of the world’s coral reefs are already lost to man-made devastation. Around Grand Cayman the figure is more like 30%. Business interests could bring further ecological catastrophe.
Q
R

BURLESQUE V. GEISHA
NATALIA READ
In the East and the West there are two different sexualised art forms. There’s high culture geisha in Japan and low culture burlesque in Europe. Whereas burlesque is going through a revival, geisha is vanishing.

Jonny Reid

RUTH ROSENGARTEN on RICHARD LONG.
The contemporary art historian discusses an important Tate Britain retrospective of a life-time of work by this leading English artist.

S
ECOLOGY
PHLEBAS & SHAW
Coral, Cruise Ships & Grand Cayman.
A fifth of the world’s coral reefs are already lost to man-made devastation. Around Grand Cayman the figure is more like 30%. Business interests could bring further ecological catastrophe.
T
U
V
DANA VALDI - CRIME & TECHNOLOGY
Copper Cable Theft Thwarted
For once the good guys win.
discovers a new invention that stymies thieves.

ROBERT VAS DIAS

Robert Vas Dias

W

Christoph Warrack
X
Y
Z

MUSIC with wit. London Grip recommends
P L U M B U S B Y
next gig is 21 September 2010
8 pm. Downstairs at the King’s Head,
2 Crouch End Hill,
London N8 8AA click arrow to play:

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SUBJECT MATTER

A
ART
JAMES N. BUTCHER: watercolours
CATHY CORNISH: topographical drawings
CHARLES GIRDHAM: photography
ADAM HAHN: portraits in oil
DAVID HIRSCHOWITZ:
deep-sea photography - exhibition 3, exhibition 2, exhibition1
MICHAEL HOROVITZ: paintings in oil - a retrospective
PHILLIP KOTOKWA: sculpture from Zimbabwe
CALAN LEWIS BY TERESA HOWARD: sculptures and paintings
ZYGMUNT NOWAK-SOLINSKI: photography
DAPHNE PLESSNER: ‘Girlie’ paintings
RUTH ROSENGARTEN: on painting and photography
RICHARD LONG by RUTH ROSENGARTEN
The contemporary art historian
discusses an important Tate Britain
retrospective of a life-time of work by
this leading English artist.
STORM THORGERSON: album covers
STORM THORGERSON: the man who designed Pink Floyd
JACQUES TOUITOU: paintings - Algeria France Israel
SANDRA WALKER: watercolours

RICHARD LONG
by
RUTH ROSENGARTEN
The contemporary art historian
discusses an important Tate Britain
retrospective of a life-time of work by
this leading English artist.

B

BURLESQUE V. GEISHA
NATALIA READ
In the East and the West there are two different sexualised art forms. There’s high culture geisha in Japan and low culture burlesque in Europe. Whereas burlesque is going through a revival, geisha is vanishing.

C
CHINA:
IAN HOLLINGS
SNOOKER’S SUCCESS IN CHINA

PHLEBAS & SHAW
ECOLOGY
Coral, Cruise Ships & Grand Cayman.
A fifth of the world’s coral reefs are already lost to man-made devastation. Around Grand Cayman the figure is more like 30%. Business interests could bring further ecological catastrophe.

CRIME & TECHNOLOGY
DANA VALDI
Copper Cable Theft Thwarted
For once the good guys win.
discovers a new invention that stymies thieves.

D
DIARY: An interview with Baroness Greenfield
TEEN TURN: JESSICA CAMPBELL
Extracts from a London teenager’s diary.

E
ECOLOGY
SHARON ADAM-WHITMORE
The Lionfish invasion of Caribbean waters
Predatory lionfish are native to the Red Sea
and Indo-Pacific waters. Their recent
accidental introduction to the Caribbean
catastrophically threatens its aquatic life.

ECOLOGY
PHLEBAS & SHAW
Coral, Cruise Ships & Grand Cayman.
A fifth of the world’s coral reefs are already lost to man-made devastation. Around Grand Cayman the figure is more like 30%. Business interests could bring further ecological catastrophe.

THE ECONOMY
MICHAEL DAVENPORT
RECESSION: What really happened
& how to survive it.
The UK is now facing the worst recession since the 1930s with the US and Europe not far behind. When will recovery take hold, and meanwhile what to do with our hard-earned savings?

F

FILM
HELEN DONLON interviews actor
JIMI MISTRY about his new documentary film
And The Beat Goes On, a love song to
Ibiza’s unique mix of spirituality and music.
HELEN DONLON on film director Brian de Palma
HELEN DONLON on film director Philippe Garrel
HELEN DONLON reviews Savage Grace

G

GROUPIE: BEING THERE
HELEN DONLON returns to the scene of Britain’s
countercultural revolution in the
company of the woman who was at the
centre of it, the author of Groupie and
A Chemical Romance - JENNY FABIAN

H
TERESA HOWARD on CALAN LEWIS: sculptures and paintings
I
J
K
L
BARBARA LEWIS
Artist Descending the Staircase by Tom Stoppard

ART: ONLINE EXHIBITION
CALAN LEWIS
Sculptures and Paintings
with text by
TERESA HOWARD

LITERATURE & PSYCHOANALYSIS
JENNY FABIAN
Disguised Messages:
the relationship between dreams and narratives according to Freud’s theories of the unconscious

LITERATURE
JENNY FABIAN
Love, Terror & Emancipation:
Angela Carter's interrogation of authority
in The Bloody Chamber.

LITERATURE
GROUPIE: BEING THERE
HELEN DONLON
returns to the scene of Britain’s
countercultural revolution in the
company of the woman who was at the
centre of it, the author of Groupie and
A Chemical Romance -
JENNY FABIAN
M
N
O
P
JULIA PASCAL
Our performing arts editor considers her 2009
highlights and the year ahead.

LONDON GRIP POETRY edited by ROBERT VAS DIAS

NEW POETRY from TOM LOWENSTEIN
and
Shanta Acharya
David Chaloner
Alex Josephy
Fawzia Kane
Steven Nash
Jonny Reid

PSYCHOANALYSIS & LITERATURE
JENNY FABIAN
Disguised Messages:
the relationship between dreams and narratives according to Freud’s theories of the unconscious

Q
R
BURLESQUE V. GEISHA
NATALIA READ
In the East and the West there are two different sexualised art forms. There’s high culture geisha in Japan and low culture burlesque in Europe. Whereas burlesque is going through a revival, geisha is vanishing.

RUTH ROSENGARTEN: on painting and photography
RICHARD LONG by RUTH ROSENGARTEN
The contemporary art historian
discusses an important Tate Britain
retrospective of a life-time of work by
this leading English artist.

S
SPORT
Our sports editor IAN HOLLINGS’
TOP TEN SPORTING MOMENTS 2009
and his sporting diary archives from 2007 to the present.

IAN HOLLINGS
SNOOKER’S SUCCESS IN CHINA

T
TECHNOLOGY & THE INTERNET
DAVID H. JACOBSON
New Trends in Business & Social Technology -
The Rise of the Selfsumer
We all love to use the internet, but do we have any idea of what’s going on right now beyond the screen?

THEATRE
JULIA PASCAL
Our performing arts editor considers her 2009
highlights and the year ahead.

KATHERINE GRANT reviews LONDON 2009
Arcadia by Tom Stoppard; Medea devised by Dylan Tighe;
The Winter’s Tale at the Old Vic; Burnt by the Sun with Rory Kinnear and Cieran Hinds; Wole Soyinka’s Death and the King’s Horseman; Duet for One with Howard Goodman and Juliet Stevenson; Phèdre with Helen Mirren; Aunt Dan and Lemon by Wallace Shawn; and Tim Crouch’s England performed at the Whitechapel Art Gallery, London.

BARBARA LEWIS
review of Artist Descending the Staircase by Tom Stoppard

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V
DANA VALDI - CRIME & TECHNOLOGY
Copper Cable Theft Thwarted
For once the good guys win.
discovers a new invention that stymies thieves.
W
X
Y
Z

LONDON GRIP

CHRONOLOGICAL SITE MAP

London Grip recommends

Monday 6 December 2010

P L U M B U S B Y

www.myspace.com/traceyicoleman

AN ECLECTIC MIX OF FOLK, BLUES,
CALYPSO, COUNTRY & MUSIC HALL

From 8 pm at The Miller
96 Snowsfields Road, London Bridge, London SE1 3SS.

T: 020 7407 2690

FILM AND MUSIC EVENT

LONDON GRIP RECOMMENDS

YAT-KHA

&

STORM OVER ASIA

Friday 20th May 2011, 7.15pm

BFI, National Film Theatre

South Bank, London

Albert Kuvezyn’s Tuvan throat-singing punk band, Yat-Kha,

accompanies PUDOVKIN’S

1928 Soviet silent epic

‘Storm Over Asia:

the Heir of Genghis Khan’

click here:

http://www.realityfilm.co.uk/