[…]more important to me, looking at it, looking at paintings, and I go to galleries every week if I am in a city, certainly every week and I see as many exhibitions as possible and music has been, probably also, a very important part of my life, probably more important than painting, but I cannot tell […]
[…]enty-one, twenty-two, I was in charge of this group of sixteen year-olds who couldn't get a job so the whole, it was great because I had to design an exhibition and they had to help me build it so it was a year and it was the year of the Jeremy Thorpe trial so we all got papers and we spend every mo[…]
[…]at I had, doing these paintings. And so it's always been kind of there really. And, again, that sort of came out of knowing this particular, the, the exhibition, well the one at the Utopia, which has a big installation at the Roundhouse, was because Marcus Davey runs the Roundhouse really liked One […]
BEHP Interview No 0726t Roger Smither (RS). Transcript. Interviewer: Murray Weston (MW). MW: This interview is No 726 for the British Entertainment History Project. The subject, the interviewee, is Roger Smither, and I’m Murray Weston, interviewing.Now Roger, we start as with most of these[…]
[…]sly it wasn't very Satisfactory for the viewers? Can you remember much about that?MF: Well, yes, I can. Because that is was they were allowed, Sunday exhibition, I think only after 4 o’clock - not to interfere with church attendances - and there was no way the film distributors or producers were goi[…]
[…]t’s Dream for which he sought the help of JR and Margaret Olley; JR discusses some of her other activities during this period including the Diaghilev exhibition in London featuring variety of period dresses.Side 200:00:00 – 00:10:30 JR continues to discuss her involvement with the Diaghilev exhibiti[…]
[…]y waving bits of paper, burning draft cards.SF: Wow.And having people shoot them it, I was so shocked that on the spot I said ‘Okay, I’ll organise an exhibition I’ll be part of’. We were, we just set up Anti-Apartheid at Leeds and adopted Nelson Mandela.SF: Yes.At that time and brought over Goldruk […]
[…]t School and I had a fabulous time there that I used to be there. I was a part time student and - I’ll tell you that in a minute - but I had an exhibition of lithographs at Sheperton I can remember a few bits and pieces in the canteen there and I remember old Mo Gillick came up to me and I had[…]
