The Whitechapel Gallery reopened in Nov 2008 and it's beautiful. The delicate stone plant work on the building's exterior hints at a world far away from the edgy, urban grime of Whitechapel High Street and Brick Lane around the corner. Me and my friend Knowlesy went inside to see paintings in various styles [Elizabeth Peyton was the star] and lots of interiors inspiration [the building is Arts and Crafts style]. And it's free. Go!
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Showing posts with label East London. Show all posts
Friday, 4 September 2009
Wednesday, 5 August 2009
E Pellicci inter-war style caff*




Do you want a full on bifta breakfast in a 50's caff in East London? E Pellicci's is a time capsule of a cafe. You imagine this is what it felt like to have a brew and fry up in the inter-war years. The interiors are all Art Deco marquetry-panelling and geometric pattern. Find a spot at the cosy Formica tables like we did, sit next to the cockney locals, order a full plate for what is litterally pennies and feel yourself being transported back 50 years.
Labels:
Art Deco,
cafe interiors,
East London
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