60 years ago today, Christo and Jeanne-Claude closed the Rue Visconti in Paris with 89 oil barrels as a poetic response to the Berlin Wall, built in 1961. Today, "Wall of Oil Barrels—The Iron Curtain" is considered one of the most significant artworks of the 1960s era.
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Hidden in a corner of Greenwich Park you’ll find this brilliant historical oddity. Find out the dramatic story behind it here 👉 https://t.co/JKawD8mWou
For my German speaking followers:
A great podcast if you have -like me- "Nachholbedarf" when it comes to security and defence policy.
Also answers to the Q of the week: Is Germany really not able to do more for Ukraine ?
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On Waterloo Place in St James’s, look down to the pavement for a quirky piece of street furniture, hiding in plain sight…. find out more here 👇 https://t.co/QF8t0WyGK7
During a week in Berlin I found this. A charming, well researched little gem. Learnt loads about the past of that strange and fascinating town I used to call home. Tx @philipoltermann !
Down an alleyway off Borough High Street you’ll find the last remaining vestige of one of London’s most notorious lost prisons. Find out more here 👉 https://t.co/Ukcx58uhmP
If you’re a parent and can’t find the words to explain what’s going on in the world at the moment check this out for a safe space for you child to understand
It’s World Book Day, and I’m delighted mine is now circulating around the globe. It’s a good day to celebrate written words’ power to entertain, inform, and inspire. #AnneLister#WorldBookDay#gentlemanjackeffect