June 2009 Archives

MONDAY JUNE 29 AT 7PM
Watermans presents a brand new series of Creative Industries Networking Events for London based creative businesses providing an opportunity to discuss, network and exchange ideas

Monday June 29, 7pm - 9pm
Studio 1
London Delhi 2010-2012
This evening will launch London -Dehli 2010-2012, a digital arts collaboration between the two cities, as part of the Story of London, a month long celebration of London's past, present and future.
The launch will be followed by networking over drinks and canapés.
Chair: Andrew Ward

London - Delhi 2010 - 2012 is a digital arts collaboration between artists and young people of the two capital cities, and will begin with a presentation and sharing by artists involved. Speakers featured are independent film-makers, Mark Saunders & Adnan Hadzi from the UK and Sarai media lab artists, Iram Ghufran & Amitabh Kumar from Delhi.

London-Delhi 2010-2012 also invites you to join the artist led Urban walks around the London's changing landscape.

Please join us on Tues June 30 at 12 noon
River Frontier walk with Mark Saunders at Vauxhallmeet at Vauxhall Bus Station near Vauxhall tube station entrance

Wed July 1 at 12 noon
Urban Frontier walk with Ben Seymour in East London.
meet at Dalston Junction (Now changed to Broadway market E8 opposite the fish shop)

This event is open to all individuals and business in the creative industries
for more information please visit www.watermans.org.uk/liveevents and to rsvp
e: cine@watermans.org.uk

Following the decline of the much loved Brentford and Chiswick Swimming Club four teachers have come together to create a new one.

Starting this evening at Brentford Leisure Centre in Chiswick High Road, swimmers of any age or skill can pop down for lessons from 6pm to 8pm.

Hairy window fitter Marcus Akin is hoping to win Big Brother for Brentford after becoming a contestant on the reality TV show.

The 35-year-old former pupil of Hounslow Manor School was described by host Davina McCall as looking like Wolverine from the X-Men films, to which he rebutted: "He looks like me."