Category Archives: exhibitions

Making An Exhibition #RA #summerexhibition

Posted on Dec 5, 2021 by TanGental

It seems odd, doesn’t it? A summer exhibition in December. Like an autumn Christmas? Or a weekend of Tuesdays. But the summer exhibition stretches into January to give the likes of me and the Textiliste time to enjoy its eclectic, … Continue reading →

Posted in art, exhibitions | Tagged Art, exhibition, Royal Academy, summer exhibition | 40 Comments

Seminar Life: The 10 characters found in a lecture hall

Posted on Jan 19, 2017 by TanGental

I sat in a seminar today. Run by some cheery people from Companies House who look after all limited companies set up in England and Wales they took new directors through their liabilities and responsibilities in a clear and confident … Continue reading →

Posted in exhibitions, humour, miscellany | Tagged 10 characters found in a lecture, humour, seminar life | 40 Comments

Cricket lovely cricket, or how I found my career path

Posted on May 22, 2015 by TanGental

This post is utterly, completely and thoroughly self-indulgent. By all means skip the RTs, the likes and the comments. I really will understand. Because for so many of you kind followers you will have no enduring fascination with this engrossing … Continue reading →

Posted in cricket, exhibitions, law, miscellany | Tagged career path, colin milburn, cricket, Fred Titmus, lawyer, oval | 23 Comments

The Great Charter

Posted on May 21, 2015 by TanGental

… or Magna Carta as we know it. In a few short weeks – 19th June – it will be 800 years old. There will be singing and dancing in Runnymeade, that’s for sure. It was the first formal document … Continue reading →