#legacy list

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Master list of Sims 4 legacies & stories

Hey! So in December 2012 I made a list of Sims 3 legacies. I want to do that again, but this time with Sims 4 legacies. You don't necessarily have to be following the challenge rules, but if you are, that's awesome! I'll categorize them anyway based on whether they follow the rules or not.

I also want to make a list of people who have Sims 4 stories, legacy or not. As long as there's a general plot line, dialogue, paragraphs, or comics along with your post then I think that would count as a story. 

So if you want to be part of this list you can reply to this post, send me a message/ask, or reblog this post and say you want to join (maybe include your legacy name or story title). If you don't have a Sims 4 legacy or story but you're a lovely person, please reblog to get the word out. Thank you! 

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Floating cinema

Duggan Morris Architects has never designed a boat before – or a cinema. For its latest project in East London, it will do both.

In this piece for DX-London, I speak to partner Joe Morris about his plans for the boat to screen films, host video art installations and offer tours of London's canals and waterways.

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Securing our Olympic legacy

The Legacy List is the charity looking after the cultural legacy of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and ensuring that the local community have a hand in what happens next.

We're proud to be working with The Legacy List on their communications plan, helping them to attract funding and engage the people who will ultimately determine the legacy of the Games: ordinary Londoners.

The Legacy List's website is now live. If you have a few minutes' downtime between beach volleyball games, check it out!

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A short film summarising the Sparked exhibition project at View Tube by the London 2012 Olympic Park, funded by The Legacy List.  The exhibition series explored three of the Art in the Park commissions in the Olympic Park, a project delivered by the Olympic Delivery Authority.  As well as producing films for each exhibition, I also project managed and delivered each exhibition in conjunction with the artists.

Interview, camera and edit. Some camera work by Dan Broom.

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Here's a short film summarising the Sparked exhibition series, which ran as part of View Tube Art from October 2011 to May 2012.

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Watch an interview with Lemn Sissay talking about his poem Spark Catchers, commissioned for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

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Our new flyer for the last Sparked exhibition, with the first poet commissioned for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Lemn Sissay

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Sparked with Lemn Sissay opens this Friday 30 March at View Tube.

Created for a permanent poetry installation on the Olympic Park, Spark Catchers is Lemn Sissay’s poem celebrating the rich heritage of the East End where the Olympic Park now sits.

Spark Catchers delves into the incendiary time in 19th century Britain when the first un-unionised workers went on strike against their poor and dangerous working conditions. The industrial action taken at the Bryant and May match factory, found on the edge of the Olympic Park in Bow, helped spark a social revolution changing working conditions across Britain.

Sparked with Lemn Sissay celebrates this inspirational story and East London’s rich heritage as it welcomes the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, becoming another landmark in its captivating history.

The last in the Sparked exhibition series, the exhibition will run until View Tube's closure before the Olympic Games until May 16th.

Family Day - Saturday 14th April, 10am-3pm: free art workshops for families inspired by  Lemn Sissay's Sparked exhibition