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Sleepwalking the City: rewalking Inspirallondon 2022 Walking together, commonal action & shared on the ground mapping
Sleepwalker's Guide to Deptford 14-18 February
Join us outside Little Nan’s Bar by Deptford Railway Station from 5.30pm, to depart at 6pm on one of our 3 free unique tours: Walks will last approximately 1.5/2 hours including stops along the way. You are welcome to join us for as little or as long as you wish. Please bring warm waterproof clothing suitable for the February weather. Meet Little Nans Bar, by Deptford Station exit, SE8 4BZ
Feb 14th Love Around the Mulberry Tree - Shadow Puppets, lanterns and Love in the Air, led by Joanna McCormick and Sarah Sparkes: a dream-like magical mystery tour, illuminated by twinkling lights, shadow puppets and ethereal musical wonders. Sarah and Jo will whisk you away, down the hidden passage ways and back alleys of Deptford, in search of the mighty Thames. Uncover a magical dream land, peopled by a host of historical characters and events. Sign up Ticket
Feb 17th The Nautical Twilight Tour - you can witness spectres, monsters and all manner of otherworldly scenes appear from the darkness. For this unique perambulation Nicole Mollett and Frog Morris will take their Magic Lanterns out into the streets after dark to project an extraordinary collection of hand-painted imagery onto the walls and building of Deptford. Sign up Ticket
Feb 18th For Sleepwalker's Guide to Deptford you are invited to take part in a trance-forming ritual, animating the temporal substance of Deptford High Street and out beyond. Our sleepwalk begins with an introduction from Professor Tony Sampson author of A Sleep Walkers Guide to Social-media and concludes with exclusive trial encounters with Mount Analogue’s Lucia No. 03 hypnogogic light machine. Sign up Ticket
Supported by Lewisham and InspiralLondon Associate Artists and CIC
Tuesdays 10am – 1pm
February 22nd – April 26th
Week 1 – Feb. 22nd - Comte Henri Marie Raymond de Toulouse Lautrec Monfa – Paris’s colourful and theatrical life
Week 2 - March 1st - Constable and the weather. Oils, graphite and watercolour
Week 3 – March 8th – Wilhelmina Barnes – Graham – Abstraction at Saint Ives
Week 4 – March 15th – Hope Gangloff – Contemporary figurative colourful pop
Week 5 – March 22nd – Guerilla Girls – Radical feminist artists
Week 6 - March 29th – Helen Saunders and Vorticism
Week 7 – April 5th – George Suerat and Pointilism
Week 8 – April 12th – Marla Varner and quilting
Week 9 – April 19th – Bice Lazzari – exquisite, tranquil abstraction

















