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In the Andrew Logan Museum Of Sculpture, in Berriew, in Wales.
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Wavebreaker is enjoying a cup of tea.
In the Andrew Logan Museum Of Sculpture, in Berriew, in Wales.
FKA twigs for @thefacemagazine - 2/24/21
Wearing:
Jacket and jeans by @edmarler
Vintage T by Andrew Logan’s Alternative Miss World
Earrings by @viviennewestwood
Socks by @uniqlo
Shoes by @manoloblahnik
Chappaquiddick (2017)
My rating: 4/10
Andrew Logan | © Chris Hoare | Financial Times
Hearts beat faster as actress ‘Little’ Nell Campbell and Adam Ant share an intimate moment at a Butler's Wharf party in 1977, as captured by young photograper & member of the Bromley Contingent, Simon Barker.
The loft studio artist and sculptor Andrew Logan kept at Butler’s Wharf next to Tower Bridge was the site of legendary London avant-garde events like the anarchic Alternative Miss World contest in 1975 or the Valentine's Day ball in which the Sex Pistols played in 1976 and after influential artist Derek Jarman moved in the block as a neighbour, a thriving artist community renowned for throwing parties begins to form at Butler’s Wharf. In 1978 Derek Jarman directed the cult punk film “Jubilee” with numerous underground & punk icons including Adam Ant and Nell Campbell, already known at the time for her role in the legendary ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’.
“...Derek [Jarman] could really thow a party. Since his death he is remembered for his films, his painting, his writing, his set design and sometimes even his gay rights political actions. No one ever mentions his great parties. The ones I went to were at his loft studio in Butler’s Wharf overlooking Tower Bridge. There was never anyone on the door, infact the door was usually wide open.
If you knew about the party, you got in...
Simon Barker
(via, via, via & via)
"It's my rainbow penthouse, on top of a pink and orange museum building."
"I collect stones from wherever I go in the world so I have a collection of stones, which is quite wonderful."
"I think colour makes you feel happy. You know, I was once given a challenge of wearing black every day for a week. I did feel somewhat funereal, it didn't last very long..."
"I got Andrew Logan to make me a special mirrored frame for my tv so it just looked like another picture on the wall, so i could live in paradise"
"Don't let the world crush you down and say don't do something because then you'll never get anywhere. You've always got people who would tell you you're not doing it right. Follow what you want to do and try your hardest, and in the end, something will happen because you're leading the way in something."
Wore my Zandra Rhodes dress (I got a few years ago for £25 in a second hand/charity shop, yaas!) for the first time last week. Been waiting for appropriate vibe/event/weather for it's debut even though it's not that fancy, but it put me in this kind of pink mood 💗
Remember going to the museum one of the last times I was in London. Love that she collects stones too - an all round good egg.
Mosaic jewellery by Andrew Logan, 2020
In honour of the 80th birthday of his dear friend, fashion designer Zandra Rhodes.
Glass, crystal, resin, agate, sequins and glitter.
Andrew Logan sculpting Divine (Feb. 5, 1987).