A different view

Cover image: Ballet Black
Dance
Event
Fashion
Food
Music
Opera
Sport
Theatre
Visual Arts
A different view
Canary Wharf Arts & Events
May — August 2014
Welcome
Explore Canary Wharf this summer with its sun
kissed open spaces, award winning public art,
free outdoor events, bars, restaurants and four
fabulous shopping malls.
Our summer events programme is always full of
music, dance, outdoor theatre, food markets, family
theatre, sport and fashion events and this year is no
exception! The big screens go up in Canada Square
Park to show sports and entertainment and the stage
hosts a huge variety of artists from orchestras to
solo singers.
Enjoy the now famous Canary Wharf Jazz Festival,
the roar of the annual Motorexpo, Sunday children’s
theatre, opera streamed live from Covent Garden
and the thrills and spills of sports events including
The Pearl Izumi Tour Series and Ping!
Wood Wharf once again becomes a sports hub
hosting Beach Volleyball, the Tour de France Fan Park
and Beach Rugby and this year’s resident bar, CNTNR
Bar, an ingenious up-cycled shipping container.
Visiting Canary Wharf is easy with three hours free
parking* at weekends and bank holidays. For all the
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Food
The
Lunch
Market
Tuesday 20 May
Tuesday 17 June
Tuesday 22 July
Tuesday 19 August
11am – 3pm
Wood Wharf
Canary Wharf
FREE to visit
A global feast to spice up
your lunchtimes!
Canary Wharf’s satisfying Lunch Market
continues to please with visitors choosing
from over thirty stalls brimming with delicious
international cuisine from local creators and
further afield. The result is hundreds of tasty
dishes all freshly prepared and assembled
onsite from top quality ingredients.
At Canary Wharf’s celebration of wonderful
cuisine, don’t miss hand-carved Iberico hams,
freshly battered fish and chips, tempura to go,
handmade savoury dumplings, smoked
salmon, fragrant curries from India, Thailand
and Peru – all created by local producers,
“startisans” (start-up artisans) and Canary
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Fashion
Summer
Fashion
Friday 30 – Saturday 31 May
Friday 9am – 8pm
Saturday 10am – 6pm
Throughout Canary Wharf
Shopping Malls
FREE
at Canary Wharf
Sport
The
Pearl Izumi
Tour Series
Thursday 5 June
From 6.30pm
Throughout Canary Wharf
FREE
Round 8
Celebrate summer with Canary
Wharf’s fabulous annual summer
fashion event.
Choose from fashion shows in Canada Place
and Jubilee Place showcasing the latest
summer styles and trends available in
Canary Wharf’s shops and enjoy live music
and entertainment as you go.
Fast paced, action packed cycling
returns to Canary Wharf.
With promotions and discounts of up to 20%
in many fashion and accessories stores, this
two day shopping extravaganza is the perfect
opportunity to refresh your wardrobe for the
summer season ahead.
Britain’s top cyclists take part in the fastest event
on The Pearl Izumi Tour Series calendar around
Canary Wharf’s iconic 1.1 kilometre circuit.
Olympic Champion Ed Clancy will be amongst
those competing seeking to avenge his narrow
defeat by Chris Opie last year. Crucially though
it is team performance that really matters with
five world level UCI squads competing including
Clancy’s Rapha Condor JLT and the newly
formed NFTO team, who include Adam Blythe
and the Downing brothers.
Ahead of the professional race there will be
the thrill of the ProAm Canary Wharf Corporate
Grand Prix as teams from some of Canary
Wharf’s tenants battle it out on the same circuit
as the professionals. With each team anchored
by a Pro rider the chance for glory will hinge
upon the performance of the five teammates,
all of whom will be aiming to follow in the
wheel tracks of previous winners such as
Barclays Capital and Thomson Reuters.
thetour.co.uk
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Event
Monday 9 – Sunday 15 June
Monday to Saturday 10am – 6pm
Sunday 11am – 5pm
Canary Wharf
Motorexpo
Throughout Canary Wharf
FREE to visit
The UK’s biggest free to visit motoring
event transforms Canary Wharf into
an urban stage showcasing the latest
creations from the world’s leading
motor manufacturers.
In a show like no other, the Motorexpo gives
you the opportunity to get up close with
unrivalled access to the latest vehicles on the
market. This year’s event offers the chance to
get behind the wheel of your dream car and
hosts displays from Audi, BMW, Jaguar, Lexus,
Maserati, Volvo and Tesla.
Don’t miss the opportunity to book your test
drive during the show and pick up your free
copy of this year’s official guide, The Motorexpo
Directory 2014 on arrival.
motorexpo.com
Image: Jaguar XK Dynamic R Coupé
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Event
Summer
Screens
Thursday 19 June – Tuesday 19 August
Daily
Canada Square Park
Canary Wharf
FREE
Dance
Monday 23 – Saturday 28 June
Monday to Friday 12 – 2.30pm
Saturday 1 – 5pm
Dancing
City
Throughout Canary Wharf
FREE
Enjoy a packed programme of sports, entertainment and news highlights
in Canada Square Park on its summer screens.
Canary Wharf’s annual feast
of outdoor dance!
You know summer has arrived at Canary
Wharf when the big screens appear making
the perfect accompaniment to your al fresco
lunch from Waitrose Food, Fashion & Home,
after work drinks at The Parlour or dining
on the balcony at Roka or Wahaca.
Fourteen dance companies from around the
world perform within Canary Wharf’s parks,
piazzas and waterfronts and against its
dramatic architectural backdrop.
Experience full performances and bite sized al
fresco dance treats of all kinds including ballet,
street dance, flamenco, contemporary and more!
Monday 23 June
12 – 12.20pm & 1.30 – 1.50pm
Montgomery Square
Friday 27 June
12 – 12.15pm & 1.30 – 1.45pm
Cabot Square
Acrojou presents Frantic.
Por Casualidad with Marco Vargas and Chloe Brule.
Tuesday 24 June
12 – 12.25pm & 1.45 – 2.10pm
Cubitt Steps
Saturday 28 June
1 – 5pm
Mimbre and their new show Bench.
Dance Company.
Thursday 19 – Saturday 21 June
Royal Ascot
Friday 20 – Sunday 22 June
Austria F1 Grand Prix
Monday 23 June – Sunday 6 July
Wimbledon
Friday 4 – Sunday 6 July
Highlights of F1 British Grand Prix
Tuesday 10 – 13 July
Scottish Golf Open Championship
Friday 18 – Sunday 20 July
Highlights of F1 German Grand Prix
Friday 18 – Sunday 20 July
Highlights of British Golf Open Championship
Wednesday 23 July – Sunday 3 August
Glasgow 2014 XX Commonwealth Games
Friday 25 – Sunday 27 July
Highlights of F1 Hungarian Grand Prix
Monday 4 August
BBC’s coverage marking the
100th anniversary of WW1
Highlights this year include Wimbledon,
the British and Scottish Golf Opens, fascinating
archive London footage, highlights from the
Proms at the Royal Albert Hall plus news,
current affairs and entertainment.
Wednesday 25 June
12 – 12.20pm & 1.30 – 1.50pm
Wren Landing
2Faced Dance Company
with Two Old Men.
Thursday 26 June
12 – 12.10pm & 1.30 – 1.40pm
Cabot Square
A London premiere of Chameleon’s
Hands Down.
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The Awakening presented by StopGap
Por Casualidad with Marco Vargas and Chloe Brule.
The Man who lost his Buttons presented
by Circ Panic.
Cie Pied en Sol with Spring.
Tango Duets by TM Voss.
Big Dance 2014 Youth Dance Challenge.
La Mirada Interior by Producciones Imperdibles.
Ballet Black with Two of a Kind.
¿Hasta Donde? by Sharon Fridman.
2Faced Dance Company with Two Old Men.
The River presented by East London Dance.
Image: Ballet Black
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Sport
Sport at
Wood Wharf
From Monday 30 June
Wood Wharf
Canary Wharf
FREE to visit
Monday 30 June – Sunday 6 July
Tennis Village at Wood Wharf
10am – 10pm
Thursday 24 – Sunday 27 July
Tour de France Fan Park
11am – 10pm
As the 2nd week of Wimbledon heats up, the
Tennis Village at Wood Wharf swings into action.
The first of its kind in London, it aims to mirror the
scenes of Murray Mount with a big screen but with
the addition of tennis related activities designed to
keep all ages entertained – table tennis, miniature
tennis & the ever popular fastest serve competition!
There’s food, drink and tennis merchandise on sale
at this highly anticipated, free to visit event for all
the family to enjoy.
France’s Tour de France and all its action arrives
at Wood Wharf for its final stages. Join in on all the
racing atmosphere as it happens on the big screen
whilst enjoying a post work drink and gourmet
snacks in the Foodies Food & Drink Village. Visit
the Tour de France themed exhibition and photo
archive, check out the official merchandise and the
latest equipment and accessories from the select
retailers and take part in all the interactive cycling
activities on site. Enter the competition to win a
trip to Paris or just enjoy acoustic music and the
exclusive VIP bar.
tennisvillagefanpark.com
Monday 30 June – Friday 18 July
Action For Kids Beach Volleyball Championships
11am – 10pm
The beach is back at Wood Wharf this summer
for some fun in the sun. Having raised a fantastic
£70,000 for charity in its inaugural year at Canary
Wharf last summer, this fast-paced, action packed
sporting event is resident at Wood Wharf for three
weeks full of beach activities and tournaments.
If you did not try Beach Volleyball last year, then
do not miss out this summer – enter a team into
the Championships, turn up during the pay to
play sessions or take part in a taster session.
actionforkids.org/citybeachvolleyball
tourdefrancefanpark.co.uk
Thursday 24 & Friday 25 July
Marie Curie Pedal for a Medal
Marie Curie Cancer Care will be running high intensity
static cycle challenges from fast-paced 6-minute relays
to events for the elite cyclist plus al fresco spin classes,
‘Beat the Pro’ and a ladies challenge. Marie Curie
nurses provide vital support to people with terminal
illness and the hope is to raise enough money to fund
two nurses for an entire year. All events have a small
entry fee with fundraising targets for two of them and
all monies raised will go to the Marie Curie Cancer
Care charity. Visit the website to sign up or email
static-cycle@mariecurie.org.uk.
mariecurie.org.uk
Friday 1 & Saturday 2 August
London Beach Rugby
In aid of Help for Heroes charity
10am – 7pm
Providing a fun and innovative way to enjoy rugby,
Wood Wharf welcomes a 5-aside beach touch rugby
tournament. Teams will battle it out for prizes and
trophies in the Corporate Challenge on the Friday
with Saturday a rugby club day. Refreshments will be
on hand for that all-important pick me up! To sign up
your corporate cup team fill out the online form via:
londonbeachrugby.com
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Theatre
Children’s
Theatre
Festival
Saturday 5 July
11am & 1.30pm
Jubilee Park
Family friendly and for all ages
Sunday 6 / 20 / 27 July
3pm
Jubilee Park
Family friendly and for all ages
Saturday 2 August
4pm
Canada Square Park
Age guidance: 6+
Canary Wharf
FREE
Saturday 5 July
The Gingerbread Man
by Bok Theatre Company
Sunday 27 July
Alice Through The Looking Glass
by Quantum Theatre Company
Experience this intimate, magical and interactive
storytelling performance of the cheeky biscuit’s
journey and all the adventures he gets up to on
the way.
A family favourite with fantastical adventures
in a strange world as Alice enters through the
mirror above her drawing-room fireplace.
Follow her travels and meet some of Carroll’s
most memorable characters!
Sunday 6 July
Fun and Games
by The London Ballet Company
A quirky and original dance performance
celebrating this year’s Commonwealth Games
with professional dancers showcasing an athlete’s
journey of sporting prowess, competition and glory.
Sunday 20 July
Peter Pan and The Lost Boys
by Heartbreak Productions
Saturday 2 August
Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain (Part One)
by The Birmingham Stage Company
Canada Square Park
The amazing family show comes direct from
the West End to Canary Wharf for one afternoon.
Taking inspiration from the award winning BBC
show and the book series by Terry Deary & Martin
Brown, this performance is a hilarious romp
through the history of Britain.
Grab your skateboard and prepare yourself for
a fast and frenzied journey back to your childhood
in this innovative adaptation of the iconic classic
Peter Pan – so let your imagination run wild.
Free outdoor theatre performances
for all the family to enjoy together.
Gather a delightful picnic from one of
Canary Wharf’s food shops such as Waitrose
Food, Fashion & Home in Canada Place or
Marks & Spencer Food in Jubilee Place and
have fun afternoons in Jubilee Park’s tranquil
open space and in Canada Square Park
on 2 August.
Or make a day of it with your friends and
family and eat out at one of Canary Wharf’s
many child-friendly restaurants such as
Gourmet Burger Kitchen, Wildwood, Le Pain
Quotidien, Jamie’s Italian or Tom’s Kitchen.
Space is unreserved and sometimes limited
– our advice is to turn up early. For everyone’s
enjoyment, portable furniture is not permitted
and for everyone’s safety, glass bottles and
glasses are not permitted.
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Theatre
Celebrate
Shakespeare
Monday 7 / 14 / 21 / 28 July
6.45pm
Jubilee Park
Canary Wharf
FREE
Outdoor Theatre
Celebrate Shakespeare’s 450th
birthday with free outdoor
performances at Canary Wharf’s
serene Jubilee Park.
Monday 14 July
Much Ado About Nothing
by Chapterhouse Theatre Company
Every Monday evening in July you can enjoy
a different play from the quill of the most
celebrated playwright of all time! Bring a picnic
or try out Canary Wharf’s fabulous al fresco
dining at Ibérica La Terraza, Obikà Mozzarella
Bar or Rocket Restaurant & Bar.
Monday 21 July
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
by Oddsocks
Monday 7 July
The Tempest
by Miracle Theatre Company
Take a trip into uncharted waters and find yourself
wrecked on a treacherous shore. Discover an
enchanted island with sweet airs and instruments,
beating with old jealousies and young love and
all stirred up by a cross magician.
Space is unreserved and sometimes limited
– our advice is to turn up early. For everyone’s
enjoyment, portable furniture is not permitted
and for everyone’s safety, glass bottles and
glasses are not permitted.
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The incomparable Beatrice and her begrudging
match Benedick are tricked into confessing their
love for each other, hilarious and heart-stopping
romantic consequences ensue.
A high-energy, feel-good, family theatre show
with live music, exhilarating circus skills and
some outrageous hunting dogs! Four lovers run
off to the countryside in pursuit of each other and
their dreams but deep in the mysterious woods,
mystical creatures play tricks on them with
hilarious results.
Monday 28 July
The Merry Wives of Windsor
by The Principal Theatre Company
A high-spirited romp about a lovable rogue,
Sir John Falstaff, who is hard up for money and
attempts to woo the wives of Windsor’s two most
prominent men with disastrous and hilarious
consequences. This production is set during the
Queen’s Silver Jubilee in 1977 with street parties,
mayhem and mischief.
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Music
City of London Festival
presents
Monday 7 – Friday 11 July
12.30 – 2pm
Throughout Canary Wharf
FREE
Random
Acts
A series of outdoor music and
dance treats to entertain during
lunchtimes.
Monday 7 July
Jay’s Jitter Jive
Cabot Square
Led by the hugely talented Jay Phelps on
trumpet, Jay’s Jitter Jive will have you swinging
and spinning all afternoon with his live five-piece
band including the fantastic Lauren Dalrymple
on vocals. So get your glad rags and dancing
shoes ready for the likes of Duke Ellington,
Jimmy Lunceford, Lionel Hampton, Count Basie,
Artie Shaw, Cab Calloway and much more!
Tuesday 8 July
Hackney Colliery Band
Jubilee Park
This band is East London’s unique brass band
featuring trumpets, trombones, saxophones,
sousaphone and marching percussion. The band’s
work spans London’s jazz scene to the Royal Opera
House, from Jarvis Cocker to major international
orchestras. Mixing funk, hip-hop and high-octane
rock from the musical coalface and throwing
in Balkan brass, ska and contemporary jazz
for good measure!
Image: Jay’s Jitter Jive
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Wednesday 9 July
Guillermo Rozenthuler Tango Quartet
Cabot Square
Buenos Aires born vocalist and guitarist Guillermo
Rozenthuler has become a leading voice of
Argentine Tango in the UK and recently toured
with Strictly Come Dancing Vincent and Flavia’s
box office success Midnight Tango. Weaving
together heartfelt and humorous songs with
colourful storytelling, Guillermo and his all-star
band take us on a journey to Buenos Aires.
Thursday 10 July
The Askew Sisters
Jubilee Park
A young duo with an energetic brand of English
folk music using fiddles and melodeons. They play
and sing with an infectious enjoyment and love
for the music, winning fans wherever they go.
From rhythmic foot stomping tunes to powerful
interpretations of songs and ballads, they guarantee
to engage and inspire those who hear them.
Friday 11 July
The Hot Potato Syncopators
Jubilee Park
A comedy swing whoopee band featuring a brace
of ukuleles, a musical saw and a tea-chest bass!
All played by three eccentric English gentlemen
performing favourites from the 1920s, 30s and 40s. The
band presents comedy moments, stage theatrics and
acts of ear and eye defying balancing. Tip top jazz!
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Opera
BP Big Screens
live from the
Royal Opera House,
Covent Garden
Tuesday 15 July
Performance 7.30pm
Live broadcast from 7.10pm
Canada Square Park
Canary Wharf
FREE
A perfect way to share world-class
opera with family and friends as a
screening of La bohème is broadcast
live from the Royal Opera House
direct to Canada Square Park.
Giacomo Puccini’s romantic depiction of
bohemian Paris in the 1830s with its memorable
music and a love story drawn from everyday life
has captivated audiences around the world.
This production will also feature exclusive
backstage footage and aims to bring the unique
Covent Garden atmosphere to the heart of
Canary Wharf Park.
Canary Wharf’s food shops such as Carluccio’s,
Le Pain Quotidien or Obikà Mozzarella Bar have
delicious picnic items for such an al fresco occasion.
roh.org.uk/bpbigscreens
Space is unreserved and sometimes limited
– our advice is to turn up early. For everyone’s
enjoyment, portable furniture is not permitted
and for everyone’s safety, glass bottles and
glasses are not permitted.
Image: A
ngela Gheorghiv as Mimi in La bohème
(@ Catherine Ashmore)
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Music
Twilight
Delights
Wednesday 16 July
Tuesday 22 / 29 July
Tuesday 5 / 12 / 19 August
7pm
Canada Square Park
Canary Wharf
FREE
Wednesday 16 July
Wartime at the West End
presented by City of London Festival
Tuesday 5 August
The Count meets the Duke
with The BBC Big Band
A special journey through West End classics
including performances of songs from Oh What
a Lovely War! and South Pacific accompanied by
The Central Band of The Royal British Legion.
The BBC Big Band perform songs and music from
America’s finest bandleaders and pianists, Count
Basie and Duke Ellington.
Tuesday 22 July
The Best of Gershwin & Porter
with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra
The amazing RPCO are back with the classics
from composer and pianist George Ghershwin and
composer / songwriter Cole Porter. Enjoy Rhapsody
in Blue and Who Wants to be a Millionaire plus
much more.
Tuesday 29 July
Rockafellas & Summer Dreaming
The Rockafellas rock the first half of the show with
the sounds of yesteryear including The Beatles and
The Beach Boys and a fabulous 1950s musical tribute
show will get you jiving during the second half.
Tuesday 12 August
Boogie Wonderland
A superb party of classic disco, soul and pop classics
from the likes of Earth, Wind & Fire, Stevie Wonder,
Bee Gees, Donna Summer, Kool & The Gang through
to pop classics from Wham, Spandau Ballet and more!
Tuesday 19 August
A Swinging Affair
with Clare Martin OBE and Ray Gelato
Award-winning vocalist Claire Martin and
legendary saxophonist and vocalist Ray Gelato combine their love of all things swing to explore
the great American songbook with classics such
as Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off and They Can’t Take That Away from Me.
Canary Wharf’s popular outdoor
concert series offers something for
everyone this summer so be sure
not to miss out.
Canada Square Park will be alive with an
array of open air performances from soul to
pop, from West End classics to swing and from
a 1950s tribute show to a boogie party!
Your picnic is well catered for too as Waitrose
Food, Fashion & Home and Carluccio’s sell
delectable and plentiful picnic items or choose
a delicious pre or post-concert dinner at Roka,
Plateau Restaurant Bar & Grill or The Parlour.
Space is unreserved and sometimes limited
– our advice is to turn up early. For everyone’s
enjoyment, portable furniture is not permitted
and for everyone’s safety, glass bottles and
glasses are not permitted.
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Music
Thursday 17 July
Wednesday 23 / 30 July
Wednesday 6 / 13 August
12.30 – 2pm
Summer
Sounds
Canada Square Park
Canary Wharf
Sport
Ping!
FREE
Canada Square Park’s summer stage
hosts a variety of music to brighten up
your lunchtime.
Friday 1 – Sunday 10 August
Monday – Friday 11am – 5.30pm
Saturday 10am – 6pm
Sunday 12 – 6pm
West Wintergarden
& Jubilee Place
Canary Wharf
FREE
Turn up during the event to
pre-book table sessions
Get ready to Ping!
Table tennis tables pop up in the West
Wintergarden inviting you to play, compete
or get some tips from professional coaches.
Enjoy live acoustic music from emerging artists
and established musicians as you enjoy your
break in Canada Square Park. This variety of
artists performing live is the perfect musical
accompaniment for your time off.
Or witness the professionals battle it out in
display matches at the showcase table
in Jubilee Place.
The Canary Wharf Ping! Championship trophy
for teams of four players will be up for grabs
again so visit canarywharf.com for details
on how to enter your team.
Thursday 17 July
DJ Ivan
The versatile DJ Ivan entertains us with his groove
collection full of soul, funk and disco.
Ping! is part of the London’s Street Ping Pong
Project where tables spring up across London’s
squares, landmarks and train stations for all
to enjoy and take part in.
Wednesday 23 July
Canary Wharf Choir
A choral concert featuring a wide range of music
from classical to gospel songs.
pingengland.co.uk
Wednesday 30 July
Mary Spender
A wonderful up-and-coming singer songwriter
with a beautiful voice and a fabulous guitar style.
Wednesday 6 August
Verity & Violet
This sparkling vintage-inspired singing duo
loves to mix up the old with the new.
Image: Verity & Violet
Wednesday 13 August
Nick Zala-Webb
A dazzling solo jazz guitarist strums fresh life into
a wide and varied repertoire of old favourites.
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Music
Canary Wharf
Jazz
Festival
London’s largest free jazz festival features
amazing performances from remarkable
musicians right here at Canary Wharf.
Jazz-funk, Latin, big band, soul, instrumental,
folk and jazz are all represented in this year’s
line-up of world class artists.
Whether you are completely new to jazz, an
enthusiast or just love all types of music then
do not miss Canary Wharf’s celebrated summer
festival of established and rising stars.
Space is unreserved and sometimes limited
– our advice is to turn up early. For everyone’s
enjoyment, portable furniture is not permitted
and for everyone’s safety, glass bottles and
glasses are not permitted.
Friday 15 – Sunday 17 August
Friday 7 – 10pm
Saturday 1.30 – 8.15pm
Sunday 1.30 – 8.15pm
Canada Square Park
Canary Wharf
FREE
Friday 15 August
7 – 8pm
ESKA
8.30 – 10pm
Riot Jazz Brass Band Saturday 16 August
1.30 – 2.45pm
GoGo Penguin
3.15 – 4.30pm
Zara McFarlane
5 – 6.15pm
Hidden Orchestra with special
guest Phil Cardwell
6.45 – 8.15pm
Ciyo Brown’s The Motown Sound
featuring Gwyn Jay Allen and
special guest James Morton
Sunday 17 August
1.30 – 2.45pm
Nostalgia 77
3.15 – 4.30pm
Polar Bear
5 – 6.15pm
Yiddish Twist Orchestra
6.45 – 8.15pm
Andy Sheppard Quartet
Image: Andy Sheppard
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Image: Kirstie Maclaren
Visual Arts
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Visual Arts
Carpe
Momentum
23 June – 29 August
Visual Arts
Lobby, One Canada Square
Canary Wharf
Window Galleries
FREE
Photographs by
Christopher Jonas
The Art and Design Window Galleries showcase up-and-coming artists,
designers and craftspeople and are located in Canada Place.
Canada Walk
FREE
Canary Wharf’s exhibition programme has focussed on three-dimensional work
but this summer we are showing photographs in the Lobby of One Canada
Square – the work of Christopher Jonas.
As he withdraws from some of his business and
pro bono interests, Christopher Jonas has brought
his second career as a photographer to the fore.
This is not an entirely new venture for him. He has
worked creatively in photography for some forty
years, first with a 35 mm camera then turning
recently to digital format, for which he had a
period of intensive study with Ivan Coleman,
Head of Photography in Fine Art at Goldsmiths,
University of London.
Carpe Momentum – “seize the moment” –
is Jonas’s apposite title for this exhibition of
sixty-four photographs and reflects his abiding
interest in people and their places in the world.
The layout of the exhibition has been designed
by the artist in a series of six compositions, which
give variety, not only of place, time and mood
but also of colour and monochromatic imagery
within both intense and restrained configurations.
The eye of the photographer, in his selection of
photographs, opens a wealth of possibilities for
the viewer to understand more about our world
with deeper perception.
Tuesday 29 July from 6.30–7.15pm
Curator Ann Elliott tours the exhibition with
the artist. To reserve a place please contact
visualart@canarywharf.com
Adam King
1 – 27 June
Graham Hodgson
29 June – 25 July
Paul Strange
27 July – 29 August
In his works on paper,
Adam casts an eye over the
contemporary landscape
bringing fantasy scenarios
within imaginary yet familiar
environments. Images cut out
of lifestyle and fashion
magazines are combined
with drawings that reference
architecture, resulting in
fragmented colourful
compositions.
Last year Graham won the
first Britain’s Got Artists award
and was runner-up in the
Global Arts award. The title of
this collection, Auld Hands,
is derived from a Northern
expression meaning someone
with many years’ work
experience. These paintings
are an exploration of this
culture and the hard-working
people associated with it.
Paul employs a number of
techniques and styles in creating
his work. He uses blades, power
tools, squeegees, wood, metal,
sandpaper and found materials
to create rich textures and
layers of different colours.
His process is then to scratch
back the paint and surface to
reveal the colours and tones
that lie dormant underneath.
adamkingartist.net
hawthornarts.com
art-style-gallery.co.uk
cwjpix.org
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Visual Arts
Visual Arts
Window Galleries
Community
Window Gallery
Jubilee Walk
FREE
Canada Place
FREE
Louise Seijen-Ten-Hoorn
1 – 27 June
Claudia Rice
29 June – 25 July
Kirstie Maclaren
27 July – 29 August
Louise’s objects and jewellery
pieces are carved, sculpted,
cast and fabricated in materials
such as metal, plaster, wax
and resin. The key vehicle she
uses to express her ideas is the
human body, or aspects of it,
and some of the themes that
seep into her work originate
in symbolism, fairy tales
and alchemy.
Claudia’s childhood was spent
in her father’s jewellery workshop
from which she inherited many
jewelled treasures. She seeks
innovative ways of integrating
broken jewellery, clock parts
and found objects with new,
precious and non-precious
materials. The results demonstrate her ‘make do and mend’
ethos – breathing new life
into discarded objects filled
with history.
Kirstie’s jewellery is heavily
inspired by the architectural
movement of Brutalism and
she obsesses about concrete
structures like The National
Theatre and the Barbican.
She also loves Modernism and
the luxuriousness of Art Deco
and together all these have
influenced her ‘Beton Brut’
collection – the French for
‘raw concrete’.
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claudiarice@hotmail.com
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Walking on Water:
Delivering the Legacy
Equinox Partners:
The River of Power
Until 9 July
10 July – 10 September
Walking on Water is a visual chronicle of the
East London that is emerging post-Olympics:
with its 6.5 miles of connecting waterways,
villages, neighbourhoods, schools and
universities, artist quarters, and centres for
media, technology and science. Created
by artist Frank Creber and Water City, this
200-piece display was an integral part of
the Channel 4 Grand Designs Live exhibition
displayed at ExCeL earlier in May. In the
same way that Grand Designs focuses on
the imaginative regeneration of individual
buildings, the regeneration of East London
can be thought of as reflecting a Grand Design
writ large. A selection of images from Walking
on Water is displayed at Canary Wharf.
This exhibition showcases part of the float and
display of City law firm CMS Cameron McKenna,
which made its grand entrance at the head of
The Lord Mayor’s Show in November 2013. In all,
83 members of staff and local schoolchildren
connected to the law firm celebrated CMS’s senior
partner, Fiona Woolf CBE, becoming the new
Lord Mayor of the City of London, only the second
woman in the City’s 800-year history to hold this
office. Titled The River of Power, the float and the
choreography of its associated activity for the
parade were designed by artist Clare Newton
and Hackney-based design consultancy Equinox
Partners. In Fiona’s words: “The energy, creativity
and sheer intelligence of the River of Power has
been the talk of the City and it says so much
about CMS as a firm and what we care about.”
water-city.com
equinoxpartners.co.uk
kirstiemaclaren.com
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LIVE JAZZ, BLUES & SOUL
Diary: May – August 2014
20 May 30 – 31 May
1 June – 29 August
1 June – 29 August 5 June 9 – 15 June 17 June 19 June – 19 August 23 – 28 June 23 June – 29 August
30 June – 6 July 30 June – 18 July 5, 6, 20, 27 July 7 – 11 July
7, 14, 21, 28 July
15 July
16, 22, 29 July
17, 23, 30 July
22 July
24 – 25 July 24 – 27 July 1 – 2 August 1 – 10 August 2 August 5, 12, 19 August 6 & 13 August 15 – 17 August 19 August Until 10 September The Lunch Market Summer Fashion Weekend The Art Window Gallery – Canada Walk The Craft Window Gallery – Jubilee Walk The Pearl Izumi Tour Series Canary Wharf Motorexpo The Lunch Market Summer Screens Dancing City Carpe Momentum: Photographs by Christopher Jonas Tennis Village at Wood Wharf Action for Kids Beach Volleyball Championships at Wood Wharf Children’s Theatre Festival City of London Festival presents Random Acts Celebrate Shakespeare – Outdoor Theatre BP Big Screens live from the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
Twilight Delights Summer Sounds The Lunch Market Marie Curie Pedal for a Medal Charity Challenges at Wood Wharf Tour de France Fan Park at Wood Wharf
London Beach Rugby at Wood Wharf
Ping!
Children’s Theatre Festival Twilight Delights
Summer Sounds
Canary Wharf Jazz Festival
The Lunch Market
The Community Window Gallery – Canada Place Key
Dance
Event
Fashion
Food
Music
Opera
Sport
Theatre
Visual Arts
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SATURDAY 07 JUNE 2014 9.45PM
ROLLING STONES NIGHT - FEATURING THE STONES
“The Stones” present a fantastic tribute to this great British
institution and their music. Celebrate the greatest rock ‘n’ roll
band in the world - Satisfaction, Jumpin’ Jack Flash, Paint It
Black, Honky Tonk Women and many more.
EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM 04 JUNE- 27 AUGUST 9.00PM
HOT JAZZ JAM
We present some of the best musicians in London playing
timeless tunes from the golden age of jazz. Sit back and slip into
the sublime music of some of the most legendary artists in jazz
history including Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Count Basie
and Oscar Peterson.
THE BOISDALE 4TH OF JULY WEEKEND
Celebrate the very best of American music with our triple bill.
04 July 9.45pm - Frank and Dean’s 4th of July Picnic
05 July 9.45pm - Eternity: the greatest Michael Jackson tribute
in the world
06 July 1.00pm - The Great American Songbook: Sunday lunch
with the J. P. Newton Trio.
SATURDAY 19 JULY 9.45 PM
THE GREAT GATSBY NIGHT WITH THE BRATISLAVA HOT SERENADERS
The Great Gatsby Summer Party featuring the amazing 18-piece
Bratislava Hot Serenaders. Party like it’s 1929 with this
dazzling big band making one of its very rare UK appearances.
Not to be missed.
Getting here
Jubilee Line
to Canary Wharf
DLR
to Canary Wharf or Heron Quays
London Buses
D3, D7, D8, 135, 277
London Transport information: tfl.gov.uk
Thames Clippers
Canary Wharf to Central London
in 23 minutes, 26 times a day
0870 781 5049 thamesclippers.com
SATURDAY 16 AUGUST 2014 9.00PM
JORDAN MARSH: BLAME IT ON THE BOOGIE WOOGIE
Jordan Marsh is one of the most entertaining singers in the country.
Performing an eclectic mix of rock and roll and boogie woogie,
Marsh and his band inject this vintage music with a youthful,
British swagger that has won them fans wherever they have
played. “I really admire his style.” Jools Holland
FOR MORE INFORMATION & TO BUY TICKETS PLEASE VISIT:
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