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May 24th, 2013
Published in Agenda
by The Tamarind
On 31 May, sildenafil 2013, 60 alumni from the UN Alliance of Civilizations Fellowship Programme will convene in Baku, Azerbaijan. The alumni meeting is taking place in the context of the Second World Forum on Intercultural Dialogue. The forum will allow alumni of the Fellowship Programme to share their experiences with a broader community of policymakers and practitioners in the field of [...]
July 20th, 2011
Published in Blog, Fiori
by The Tamarind
One simple idea: to donate shoes to children in developing countries. Such a donation can prevent soil-transmitted infections and injuries in children around the world. But not only: as shoes are often part of a school uniform, cialis barefoot children are also prevented an education. These observations lead American traveller Blake Mycoskie to create TOMS Shoes, cialis a clever [...]
October 13th, 2010
Published in Culture
by The Tamarind
The art world is meeting up in London this week. The familiar faces that can be spotted in Basel, unhealthy Miami and Maastricht and at the major sales in New York, everyone is now in London, conveying in Regent’s Parks for the opening of Frieze (13th October). A social event rather than an art fair, Frieze is mostly about the VIP passes rather than the actual works of art – [...]
August 5th, 2010
Published in Culture
by The Tamarind
The music and the lyrics are legendary, medicine and so are his women. Serge Gainsbourg relives – the unmistakable voice, sovaldi the cigarettes lit in quick succession – in the latest biopic about a French icon, doctor directed by Joann Sfar and masterfully interpreted by Eric Elmosnino. Following his evolution, from a child learning the piano during German occupation to the young student in art [...]
June 6th, 2010
Published in Culture
by The Tamarind
We will miss her grace, here we will miss her irony, buy we will miss the sensuality of her work. Louise Bourgeois died in New York City at the age of 98 on May 31st.  Often referred to as a matriarch in the art world, she was a pivotal figure in the contemporary scene, for the iconic feminine imagery and the extent of her influence. She owes the nickname Spiderwoman to her very [...]
May 12th, 2010
Published in Blog
by The Tamarind
We at The Tamarind have previously written about Pedlars (refresh your memory here), illness the enterprise created by Charlie and Caroline Gladstone, search a colourful co-existence of vintage pieces, beautiful prints, kitchen utensils, Hunter boots and any possible item carrying the logo ‘Keep calm and carry on’. They have recently curated the photography exhibition at [...]
April 6th, 2010
Published in Blog
by The Tamarind
Among the London bookshops specialised in art publications (Koenig Books at the Serpentine Gallery, buy cialis Shipley, buy cialis the quirky Magma) Artwords is most definitely worth a visit, especially if you are wondering across East London on a lazy afternoon. With two locations, one in Shoreditch (Rivington Street) and one in Hackney (the buzzing Broadway Market), it focuses on contemporary [...]
March 23rd, 2010
Published in Culture
by The Tamarind
British journalist and author, hospital Michela Wrong has had many years experience working as a correspondent for the BBC and the Financial Times in Africa. “Its our turn to eat: the story of a Kenyan whistleblower” Is the third book she has published on the continent. In it she traces the journey made by John Githongo, rx a Kenyan who decides to turn on his fellow tribesmen, ambulance [...]
March 19th, 2010
Published in Blog
by The Tamarind
Voted the best cup of coffee in London by TimeOut and reviewed by the likes of the New York Times, pharmacy The Espresso Room is a little gem in the heart of Bloomsbury. A tiny room fitting the essentials (the coffee machine and a couple of benches), cure it offers delicious lattes and a range of roasts. Alongside the praised coffees, home-made sandwiches are freshly prepared with good [...]
March 8th, 2010
Published in Actualité, Culture
by The Tamarind
Although visually Tim Burton’s latest cinematographic extravaganza was all it was made out to be, and story-wise, thumb our favourite adventurous director cannot be said to have taken any risks. The film is very predictable and the characters offer no surprises. Burton’s sequel that takes place thirteen years after Alice gets back form Wonderland, check is far less twisted than [...]
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