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SUMMARY:Peter Blake: In the Studio
DESCRIPTION:In November 2026\, Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery will stage a major exhibition showcasing the life and work of one of the most celebrated and influential artists of 20th century Britain – Sir Peter Blake (b.1932). The exhibition is available to view Wednesday to Sunday 9am–5pm including bank holidays. \nIn a career spanning seven decades\, Blake has become the defining figure of British Pop Art with his paintings\, collages\, prints and album covers. \nNow his West London studio – just a short distance from the gallery in nearby Hammersmith – will be recreated inside Pitzhanger\, offering a rare and intimate insight into his working life\, alongside an array of artworks that showcase the full breadth of his artistic output. \nPeter Blake: In the Studio will feature paintings\, sculpture\, collages and works on paper\, revealing his deep fascination with both popular culture and British and American cultural life. \nAt the centre of the exhibition will be an immersive recreation of Blake’s studio\, allowing visitors to step into the world of the artist’s imagination\, and a physical space depicting not only his working environment over many years\, but one which is also home to his extraordinary collection of curiosities\, memorabilia and artifacts that have inspired him throughout. \nBlake burst onto the art scene in the early 60s\, exhibiting alongside David Hockney and appearing in Ken Russell’s BBC programme Pop Goes the Easel which brought British pop art to a wider audience. Living and working in London during the swinging sixties\, Blake and his wife at the time\, Jann Howarth (b.1942)\, created one of the most iconic images of the 20th century with the album art for 1967’s Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. Blake first lived in Chiswick from 1957\, leaving for Somerset in 1969 where he spent the next 10 years. In 1979 he returned to Chiswick where he has lived ever since with his wife Chrissy Blake. \nThe relationship to the local area will also be a focus of the exhibition. Ealing’s rich cultural heritage is reflected in Blake’s own interests in music and film\, from The Ealing Club where the Rolling Stones and The Who played their earliest gigs\, to the worldwide legacy of Ealing Studios. The artist’s own role as a collector and super-fan will also be explored. \nThere are more connections to the immediate surroundings with several works on display directly referencing the work of William Hogarth (1697–1764). Famously Soane and his wife Eliza were fans\, and Hogarth’s iconic series A Rake’s Progress (1732–34) was purchased for\, and originally hung\, at Pitzhanger (today it can be seen in the Sir John Soane’s Museum in central London). For the exhibition\, Blake works inspired by Hogarth’s Marriage a La Mode and Gin Lane will be on display in the Small Drawing Room of the Manor where the Soane’s originally displayed A Rake’s Progress. \nFrom the early 1960s to very recent works\, the exhibition will provide a thorough and intimate look at one of Britain’s most enduring and popular artists – all exhibited alongside a recreation of the studio space where he has produced a great majority of his instantly recognisable images. \nPeter Blake: In the Studio is curated by Jake Twyford and Louise Shorr.
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/peter-blake-in-the-studio/
CATEGORIES:Art,Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Movement sessions with Russell Maliphant Session 5
DESCRIPTION:Join award winning dancer and choreographer Russell Maliphant OBE for a series of movement workshops for both dancers and non-dancers. \nThese movement sessions – focusing on stretching\, posture and body work – are for anyone who loves to move. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced dancer\, this session is open to everyone. \nStudies have shown the average office worker spends about 70% of their working hours sitting down\, equating to roughly 1\,300 hours – or 54 days – seated per year. So rather than being one of the 52% of workers that eat lunch at their desks\, join us for a movement session on your lunch break! \nPlease come to the workshop in clothes you are comfortable moving in – whether this be workout gear or loose fitting\, casual wear. You will be asked to take your shoes off for the session so please also wear comfortable socks. \nIf you have any questions regarding access or additional needs or on the format of the event\, please email Culture@Ealing.gov.uk. \nRussell Maliphant‘s work is characterised by a unique approach to flow and energy and an ongoing exploration of the relationship between movement\, light and music. For 20 years\, Maliphant has worked closely with pioneering lighting designer Michael Hulls to explore and realise these ideas. Russell Maliphant and Michael Hulls are both Associate Artist of Sadler’s Wells. \nRussell Maliphant Dance Company was established in 1996 as the framework to initiate productions and to work with our own ensemble of dancers. Since that time we have received two Olivier awards\, three South Bank Show awards and five Critics’ Circle National Dance awards for best modern choreography and one for best independent company\, amongst many other national and international awards and nominations. \nThese workshops are part of Healing Ealing\, a series of sessions at the recently reopened Perceval House led by some of the borough’s leading creatives. Join us for Healing Ealing\, exploring how taking part in creative activity can improve your wellbeing. \n 
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/movement-sessions-with-russell-maliphant-session-5/
CATEGORIES:Dance
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SUMMARY:Panto Claus the Santa Mime
DESCRIPTION:The Beaufort Players present a fun-filled family Christmas pantomime! \n’Tis the night before\, the night before Christmas and things in Santa’s workshop are going wonky. Someone is messing with Christmas – but who? Could it really be one of Santa’s helpers? \nLuckily\, Princess Snowbelle is coming to stay. Can she catch the culprit before they cause a Christmas catastrophe? \nPop on your festive jumpers and join Beaufort Players for a fun-filled\, very Christmassy family pantomime in Ealing. \n8pm (Fri)\, 1.30pm & 6pm (Sat) \nAdults £15 | Concessions £12 | Children £8
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/panto-claus-the-santa-mime/
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261128T110000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261128T110000
DTSTAMP:20261020T160538Z
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SUMMARY:Christmas Craft Market
DESCRIPTION:Join Gunnersbury Park this November for a festive day out – get in the Christmas spirit and support local makers. \nTake a stroll through our festive market and discover a selection of stalls offering handmade crafts\, gifts\, plants and food. Set against the beautiful backdrop of Gunnersbury’s Rothschild Rooms\, the market is the perfect place to enjoy some seasonal treats and start your Christmas shopping early! \nCome along\, explore the stalls\, meet local makers and enjoy some festive fun in the park.
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/christmas-craft-market/
CATEGORIES:Art,Craft
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DTSTAMP:20261020T103702Z
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SUMMARY:Sea of Shadows
DESCRIPTION:Music from Ealing Symphony Orchestra \nFrank BRIDGE The Sea\, H. 100 \nPaul CARR Trombone Concerto\nBen Loska\, trombone \nSHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No. 10 in E minor\, Op. 93 \n£18 (£5 students & U25s; U18s free)
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/sea-of-shadows/
CATEGORIES:Music
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