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25th July 1603 The Coronation of James I (and VI of Scotland) in Westminster Abbey.
Time to get Trolleyed
Inspired, evocative, interesting...worth a look in then
Location: 73A Redchurch Street, Old Street, E2 7DJ
Description: Since its inception in September 2001, 'Trolley' has established itself as an innovative and exciting imprint recognised for its diverse and often daring range of photography and art books, its high quality of production and design, and most of all for its commitment to the integrity of its publications.
And so to the 'Trolley Gallery' - presenting artists from around the world such as the first solo show of Brazilian artist 'Juliana Cerqueira Leite'. His show centred around 'embodiment' and more specifically to the action and relation to the artists body in physical space.
Inspired, evocative, interesting... worth a look in then.
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