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British artist Mark Wallinger is known for his thought-provoking and often conceptually rich works, including his 'readymade' piece - A Real Work of Art which consisted of a racehorse by the same name who ran only one race. Wallinger is particularly recognized for his interest in themes of identity, surveillance, and politics.
There aren’t many (warm) locations in Zone 1 where you can enjoy a quiet coffee and look directly out at the brown wonder that is the River Thames — but The Riverside is one of them. Located in the St George Wharf development, next to the pier, this surprisingly large pub features plenty of bright, open space and high ceilings.
Curious to know how women have been involved in printmaking historically? Visit the Victoria and Albert Museum to see a small but fascinating exhibition of women printmakers who were significant in this artform between 1700 and 1930.
Old school rock ’n’ roll hits play gently in the background, and there is a pleasant smell of fresh focaccia that complements Black Cab’s primary offering: organic, barista-made coffee.