Tag Archives: Street Art

Kia Ora day eleven: Boots on, It’s Wellington (part one)

Posted on Dec 7, 2014 by TanGental

The drive from Napier was long and wet. A Kiwi described the pulse of rain as a weather bomb which seems apt. It was pretty smooth, mind you, since the traffic out of Wellington (maybe it’s a long weekend or … Continue reading →

Posted in miscellany, New Zealand, street art | Tagged botanic gardens, Cable car, Carter Observatory, Museum hotel, New Zealand, Parliament, Rainbow Warrior, Southern Cross restaurant, Street Art, Te papa, Wellington | 9 Comments

My love affair with Bristol

Posted on Oct 27, 2014 by TanGental

In March 1977 I plucked up courage and asked a fellow law student if she knew Mel Brooks. The fabulously mad film director had just brought out Silent Movie and it had reached British cinemas. The perfect first date. She … Continue reading →

Posted in Bristol, buildings, families, memoires, miscellany, street art, walking | Tagged Ashton Gate, Bristol, Clifton Suspension Bridge, Mel Brooks, Street Art | 3 Comments

Dulwich street art – part 3

Posted on Oct 2, 2014 by TanGental

There has been a delay to part three of the tour for which I apologise but here, for those who have patiently followed this far is the concluding part. Parts one and two can be found here and here. We … Continue reading →

Posted in art, Dulwich, London, politics, sculpture, street art | Tagged Blackbird Bakery, blue mountain cafe, conor harrington, Coppleston, Delgardo, Faith, Kershaw, Ligen, London, melange, Peckham, remi rough, Roa, Street Art, system, thai corner cafe, william blake angels in peckham | 15 Comments

Dulwich Street Art – part one

Posted on Sep 15, 2014 by TanGental

I started writing this post, intending to cover the complete Dulwich Street Art tour in one but I have realised this needs to be broken into two or three separate posts. This, therefore is post one. The rest will follow … Continue reading →