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JUNE 2012 by Yoko Ono, Andy Warhol, Wimbledon and Radio 1’s Hackney Weekend. Weekend. Hackney 1’s Radio and Wimbledon Warhol, Andy Ono, Yoko by Yoko Ono at the Serpentine Gallery A four-day weekend for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee gets the month started, followed followed started, month the gets Jubilee Diamond Queen’s the for weekend A four-day SKY LADDERS, 2007 © YOKO ONO FROM SOGNARE, MUSEO DI SANTA CATERINA, TREVISO, ITALY PHOTO BY STEPHAN CRASNEANSCKI 68 LondonTown.com LondonTown.com 69 JUNE 2012 JUNE 2012 LONDON EVENTS Walthamstow HARINGEY REDBRIDGE HARROW BARNET Manor Park Harrow BRENTWHAT’S ON WHERE IN JUNE Ilford Wembley Hampstead HACKNEY ISLINGTON 13 West CAMDEN Northolt Hackney Stratford Ham Camden 8 Barking St John’s 23 East Ham Town Shoreditch 52 Wood 39 Marylebone 30 NEWHAM EALING 3 TOWER WESTMINSTER HAMLETS Ealing 2, 31, 1, 16, 22, 44 CITY KENSINGTON 19 34 24, 25, 27, Acton & CHELSEA 28, 37, 42, 49 18 50 41,46 20 43 47 HAMMERSMIT7 H 35, 40 29, 48 9 & FULHAM 15, 21 6 53 11, 51 38 SOUTHWARK 45 Chelsea 36 HOUNSLOW 33 12, 26 Greenwich 4 Hounslow Fulham Battersea 17 LAMBETH Lewisham Eltham 32 Richmond Dulwich RICHMOND WANDSWORTH Clapham LEWISHAM UPON THAMES 10 Catford Twickenham Tooting 54 Teddington Wimbledon Beckenham Kingston MERTON Bromley KINGSTON Mitcham 14 UPON THAMES Morden Orpington Croydon 01 Adelphi Theatre 15 Holland Park Theatre 29 Old Vic Theatre 43 Southbank Centre Page 20 Page 76 Page 78 Pages 33, 58, 74, 77 & 81 BROMLEY 02 Apollo TheatreSurbiton 16 Horse Guards ParadeSUTTON 30 Regent’s Park CROYDON44 St Paul’s Cathedral Page 33 Page 78 Pages 77 & 79 Pages 76 & 80 03 Barbican Centre 17 Hurlingham Park 31 Photographer’s Gallery 45 Tate Britain Pages 56, 81 & 82 Page 77 Page 60 Pages 19 & 79 04 Battersea Park 18 Hyde Park 32 Richmond Theatre 46 Tate Modern Page 75 Pages 75 & 77 Page 78 Pages 19, 33 & 82 05 British Museum 19 Kensington Gardens 33 River Thames 47 The O2 Arena Pages 20, 55 & 79 Page 58 Page 74 Page 77 06 Buckingham Palace 20 Kensington Palace 34 Royal Academy of Arts 48 The Young Vic Pages 54, 74, 76 & 82 Page 20 Page 76 Pages 61 & 78 OUNDATION F L 07 Bush Theatre 21 Kensington Roof Gardens 35 Royal Albert Hall 49 Tower of London Page 61 Page 77 Pages 75 & 80 Page 76 08 Business Design Centre 22 London Coliseum (ENO) 36 Royal Hospital Chelsea 50 Trafalgar Square NDY WARHO NDY A Page 81 Pages 58, 62, 78 & 81 Page 82 Pages 75 & 79 HE LONDON ART T 09 Design Museum 23 London Olympic Park 37 Royal Opera House 51 V & A Museum TION © TION Pages 19 & 54 Page 54 Pages 61, 62, 81 & 82 Page 20 & 60 C E LL 10 Dulwich Picture Gallery 24 Mall Galleries 38 Saatchi Gallery 52 Victoria Park A CO Pages 79 Page 80 Page 38 Pages 75 & 78 ANDY WARHOL: THE PORTFOLIOS C MERI 11 Exhibition Road 25 National Gallery 39 Sadler’s Wells Theatre 53 Westminster College Three-month exhibition from pop art heavyweight A Page 80 Page 19 Page 62 & 76 Page 77 ANK OF 12 Greenwich 26 National Maritime Msm. 40 Serpentine Gallery 54 Wimbledon B Page 79 Page 38 Pages 74 & 79 Page 81 I 1978, I 1978, 13 Hackney Marshes 27 National Portrait Gallery 41 Shakespeare’s Globe AL Warhol made four prints of Muhammad Ali in 1981 - the year the boxer retired – and this one sold at auction 20 years later for Page 80 Pages 59 & 79 Pages 33 & 37 $28,750. The Ali Portfolio, on display at the Dulwich Picture Gallery this summer .PAGE 79 , is not to be confused with a similar 14 Hampton Court Palace 28 Noel Coward Theatre 42 Somerset House UHAMMAD series of the boxer and other famous sports stars that was stolen from the home of a Los Angeles collector in 2009. M Page 78 Page 19 Page 77 70 LondonTown.com LondonTown.com 71 72 JUNE 2012 LondonTown.com LONDON EVENTS WHAT’S ON WHEN IN JUNE Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th 21st 22nd 23rd 24th 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th 30th W THE EPSOM DERBY, EPSOM DOWNS RACECOURSE page 75 W A GALA FOR THE QUEEN’S DIAMOND JUBILEE, ROYAL ALBERT HALL page 75 W FIELD DAY 2012, VICTORIA PARK page 75 W THE JUBILEE FAMILY FESTIVAL, HYDE PARK page 75 W THE QUEEN’S DIAMOND JUBILEE, BUCKINGHAM PALACE page 74 W DIAMOND JUBILEE FESTIVAL AT BATTERSEA PARK, BATTERSEA PARK page 75 W THAMES DIAMOND JUBILEE PAGEANT, RIVER THAMES page 74 W THE APPLE CART FESTIVAL, VICTORIA PARK page 75 W THE BIG JUBILEE LUNCH, TRAFALGAR SQUARE page 75 W BBC CONCERT AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE, BUCKINGHAM PALACE page 76 W THE QUEEN’S DIAMOND JUBILEE BEACONS, TOWER OF LONDON page 76 W THE QUEEN’S DIAMOND JUBILEE: SERVICE OF THANKSGIVING AND CARRIAGE PROCESSION, ST PAUL’S CATHEDRAL page 76 W BLINK 182, THE O2 ARENA page 77 W MINT POLO IN THE PARK, HURLINGHAM PARK page 77 W LONDON GREEN FAIR, REGENT’S PARK page 77 W OPEN GARDEN SQUARES WEEKEND, KENSINGTON ROOF GARDENS page 77 W LONDON JEWELLERY WEEK, SOMERSET HOUSE page 77 W WORLD NAKED BIKE RIDE, HYDE PARK page 77 page 79 79 page W HOUSE OF LORDS VS HOUSE OF COMMONS TUG OF WAR, WESTMINSTER COLLEGE GARDEN page 77 AIN T E BRI page 79 79 page page 79 79 page T page 78 W TROOPING THE COLO 78 page UR, HORSE GUARDS PARADE page 79 79 page ) TA W JIMMY CARR: GAGGING O RDER, RICHMOND THEATRE page 78 M ENO OSTERS, P PERA ( PERA page 79 79 page O ROYAL ASCOT, ASCOT RACECOURSE page 79 X L YMPIC TRAFALGAR SQUARE TRAFALGAR BRITISH MUSEU , L L ATIONA N ARA P DULWICH PICTURE GALLERY PICTURE DULWICH ISH L NG E FOLIOS, SERPENTINE GALLERY page 76 76 page T YMPIC AND YMPIC RE NO, NO, T O OL ISEUM - 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AN ENGLISH OPERA, LONDON COLISEUMC - ENGLISH NATIONAL OPERA (ENO) X BRITISH MUSEU P A KENSINGTON KENSINGTON LLAND E, E, PEARE’ RE, RE, page 81 GALLERY QUEEN’S LES TROYENS, ROYAL OPERA HOUSE X 2012 LONDON O XHIBITION, ALA T AL PORTRAIT GALLERY PORTRAIT AL S P E AT N page 81 ICAN WIMBLEDON LAWN TENNR IS CHAMPIONSHIP, WIMBLEDON: THE ALL ENGLAND LAWN TENNIS AND CROQUET CLUB X B VICTORIA AND VICTORIA INA BAUSCH: INA HAMES, SOUTHBANK CENTRE SOUTHBANK RBIT, T P SOUTHBANK CENTRE SOUTHBANK O page 81 RDROBE, ROYAL CONCERTGEBOUW ORCHESTRA OF AMSTERDAM, BARBICAN HALL X SHAKE A REPLY TO K TO REPLY A L TOMIST, TOMIST, A NATIO BAR PHOTOGRA AL AL OPERA H OPERA SAATCHI GALLERY SAATCHI A A T SOUTHBANK CENTRE’S POETRY PARNASSUS, SOUTHBANK CENTRE page 81 X GE, page 62 page AN OIL, A TIVAL, TIVAL, HENLEY ROYAL REGATTA 2012, HENLEY-ON-THAMES page 81 X CUS, S LIFE, INCE 1950, INCE 1950, S OPEN AIR THE AIR OPEN RE A S FO , BUSINESS DESIGN CENTRE page 81 T NEW DESIGNERS X SUI VOLLARD THE F THE WORLD, THE RE, HERZOG & DE MEURON AND & DE MEURON HERZOG F HAMPTON COURT COURT HAMPTON O CADEMY SUMME CADEMY ART ART MINSK, 2011: 2011: MINSK, ER WUPPER ER AT A EDVARD MUNCH: THE MODERN EYE, TATE MODERN page 82 X THEA T CH AND THE W THE AND CH S T ART AND IM ART OUT OUT : ARCELORMITT : MASTERPIECE LONDON, ROYAL HOSPITAL CHELSEA page 82 X PEARE FE S HEA T ROYAL ROYAL THE GENIUS OF HITCHCOCK, BARBICAN HALL page 82 X WELL S FESTIVAL O FESTIVAL BAUHAUS: BIRTHDAY OFFERING: A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY, LES NOCES, ROYAL OPERA HOUSE page 82 X WONDERGROUND, LONDON YMPICS TANZ AVILION 2012: AVILION LEONARDO DA VINCI: DA LEONARDO P EDWARD BURTYNSKY: EDWARD POWER, PAGEANTRY AND THE AND PAGEANTRY POWER, OPEN AIR THE AIR OPEN OL page 61 page page 82 BRITISH GLAMOUR : DIAMONDS: A JUBILEE CELEBRATION, BUCKINGHAM PALACE X PICASSO PRINTS: PICASSO THE QUEEN: THE QUEEN: page 62 page R SADLER’ ) WORLD SHAKE WORLD THE LION, THE WI THE THE LION, ENO LONDON LONDON A HOUSE A page 62 page R page 61 page PE ROYAL RIVE ROYAL PERA ( PERA BALLGOWNS: W SUM, ROYAL OPERA HOUSE page 61 O O L A HOUSE A R ROYAL ROYAL WAH! 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