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By Steve Wilde

Any Eggscuse
April 05, 2009

Hmmm, Javascript 1 vs The Pub 2 this weekend I think.

I got quite a bit of work in today but we were seeing Trev off this afternoon. Actually, we also saw him off on Friday evening too, along with a belated Viv birthday event, but little Amy was poorly so Viv had to leave before we even got there, so we had another go on Sunday... And, all in all, it's been a bit of a drunken weekend...

Anyway, it's almost Easter and I'm hoping we'll be off to see the Susan Collins Seascapes exhibit at the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill-On-Sea over the holidays. Check out the Film And Video Umbrella link too. I was thinking of a day out to look at Whitstable over the break [photographically of course] but that will keep.

I should also be finishing a shed load more of my course work as well but we'll be seeing Don John at the Battersea Arts Centre, and hopefully popping to the Cy Twombly exhibit at the Gagosian [followed by lunch at Konstam], Liminal at Iniva in Rivington Place, Ian Davenport at the Alan Cristea Gallery and Picasso: Challenging The Past at the National Gallery.

Unfortunately having tickets for Don John means I can't make it to see Polly Scattergood at Cargo on the 15th and her album is all I am listening to at the moment. Other than the Friendly Fires album I haven't heard anything else I've liked as much yet this year.

Anyway, see you after the eggfest.

Categories: Music, Art, London

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