This Q&A is part of the Sense the City Flickr Project. For background on this project see Sense the City – Flickr Project. Tell us about the inspiration behind your photo My inspiration behind the photograph was simply to capture the feeling and look of London. As a visitor to London I always enjoy [...]
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On Wednesday evening the Museum held a stimulating public debate on the issues surrounding our increasing adoption of technology for enhanced mobility, safety and communication, and the equally increasing sacrifices we make for such conveniences, namely our right to privacy. Sam Mullins, the Museum’s Director, opened the debate with an introduction to our current temporary [...]
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This Q&A is part of the Sense the City Flickr Project. For background on this project see Sense the City – Flickr Project. Tell us about the inspiration behind your photo I had been at an Anti War rally which walked from Trafalgar Square to Downing St. I was on my way home. I’d taken a [...]
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This Q&A is part of the Sense the City Flickr Project. For background on this project see Sense the City – Flickr Project. Tell us about the inspiration behind your photo I visited London back in December, partly to do a tour of the galleries and museums, but also partly to expose myself to better [...]
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The Museum recently collaborated with Londonist on our first Flickr photography project. Taking inspiration from our current exhibition: Sense and the City, we challenged you to stop a while and sense the city. We wanted snapshots of ‘smart, connected and on the move’ London: a city buzzing with activity 24 hours a day. We had an [...]
Filed under: Collections, Exhibitions written by Anna Creedon
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