Walter Tull: second black footballer to play in the first division and first black army officer to lead white troops into battle.
Bruce Castle Museum is celebrating one hundred years since Walter Tull signed for Spurs in 1909.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Bruce Castle Museum celebrates the life of Walter Tull, football champ and war hero
Walter Tull: second black footballer to play in the first division and first black army officer to lead white troops into battle.
Bruce Castle Museum is celebrating one hundred years since Walter Tull signed for Spurs in 1909.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Saturday, September 26, 2009
First Prize Gold Medal for Bruce Castle Pumpkin
In a ceremony presided over by David Lammy MP, the Bruce Castle Pumpkin was awarded first prize and given the gold medal for best pumpkin at the Lordship Rec festival.
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Friday, September 25, 2009
Is There Anybody There?
Tottenham's Lorraine Clarke explores the Darkside
"The facade of this unassuming Victorian house hides a dark past. A former crack den turned art gallery, WW has a history of dilapidation, violence and paranormal activity. This once rat-infested East London squat was razed to the ground, not once, but twice, as if in an effort to purge itself. Despite being resurrected as a des res in 2003, the new owners were disturbed by strange goings-on and had it 'ghost-busted' before its reincarnation as WW Gallery.
"The facade of this unassuming Victorian house hides a dark past. A former crack den turned art gallery, WW has a history of dilapidation, violence and paranormal activity. This once rat-infested East London squat was razed to the ground, not once, but twice, as if in an effort to purge itself. Despite being resurrected as a des res in 2003, the new owners were disturbed by strange goings-on and had it 'ghost-busted' before its reincarnation as WW Gallery.
Taking inspiration from this turbulent history, curators Debra Wilson and Chiara Williams present 'Is There Anybody There?'. A seasonal and atmospheric exhibition about the unexplained and 'things that go bump in the night', the show takes in Halloween, Bonfire Night and the gallery's first anniversary.
The directors have transformed the fortunes of 30 Queensdown Rd, situated between trendy Dalston and the infamous Murder Mile, into a positive, thriving and ambitious new project space, which participated in this year's 53rd Venice Biennale, the most important and glamorous event in the art calendar.
The trick or treating artists include Deutsche Bank and Saatchi collected Liane Lang, Jerwood Prize selected Annabel Tilley and Venice Biennale exhibited Eva Lis, Jarik Jongman, Lorraine Clarke, Stephanie Wehowski, Enzo Marra and Natasha Bird, plus special guests.
The show continues until Thursday 5 November. For further information, please contact Chiara Williams wwgallery@gmail.com or 07531342128"
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