Allesi

is calling us all to join her on her Ark. 

A debate on

the housing and regeneration struggles in South London

On my way

back home from South Bank university, where I did a bit of photography work,

I stumbled across some London wildlife. 

A day trip

to Reading and unfortunately this is what I have to show.

A day trip to Margate

where I got quite a few nice pics, and while there I also went to see the Turner gallery where I saw the exhibition ARP The Poetry of Forms (one for my friend Jaka), a few Turner's paintings (I do love them) and Tracy Emin's bed (for all of those who thought I went for a day trip to the seaside and just end up photographing beds).

Our demands

are simple. Justice and answers!

First I saw

Siv Jakobsen at my local Rough Trade 

and then I went to the Monarch in Camden where I saw the Scarletinas (well this is obviously just the singer)

The Shakers

and Gaygirl

Spent the afternoon

strolling around Tate Modern, looking at a few of the current exhibitions

and in the evening I went to the concert of Hladno pivo, which was strange as I was in a concert hall in the middle of London, but everyone spoke one of the former Yugoslav languages.

Started the afternoon

with the Origami dance performance (by Satchie Noro & Silvain Ohl) on a huge foldable container parked outside the Battersea Power Plant (so there was a nice backdrop to it, but not seen on this photo)

and followed it by Adam K's Unholly Trinity

The Crossmakers

Tom Bright

and The Purple Lights, all in the evening, at the Monarch. 

Some days you drive

100 miles each way just to say hello and take a tree for a walk along the beach.

The gentle

 Bedouin. 

My regular haunt

 with the Mannequin Death Squad

Chita

 and the Teenagers (now they will look daft if they will be touring in 40 years time with a name like that)

Thursday night in Camden

 with Kid Kapichi 

 The Surrenders

and Creeping Jean