Monday 10 February 2003
News & features published on 10 February 2003
Max Beckmann at Tate Modern: a German who became a European
Max Beckmann was an ambitious artist; in 1912 aged 22 he tackled a huge chaotic canvas of the 'Sinking of the Titanic' based on the news reports.
Bermondsey kids star in opera project
Children aged between 3 and 4 years at Whitstable Early Years Centre in Bermondsey have been showing off their performing skills in a new project run by artists from ENO Baylis, the education team at English National Opera.
Jubilee Gardens to be transformed
The run-down Jubilee Gardens on the South Bank is set to be transformed over the next three years with a pioneering initiative agreed between the Jubilee Gardens Steering Group and South Bank Centre.
Supermarket for Waterloo at last
The store which opens this spring is opposite Waterloo Station, between Sandell Street and The Cut. The supermarket will be a 'Sainsbury's Local' brand with long opening hours.
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