British-Indian author of "The Seduction of Silence" and "There, Where the Pepper Grows"
Scientist
Awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2009
The current President of the Royal Society
Writer, playwright, song writer and a radio journalist
Highly acclaimed & influential composer of the 20th century and a most generous supporter of other people
Actress (2 Oscars) and a politician (MP)
One of the most important and influential photographers of the XX-century
“Thank you for your wonderful photograph, I will treasure it”
The Pompidou Centre in Paris, the Lloyd's building and Millennium Dome both in London, the Senedd in Cardiff & the European Court of Human Rights building in Strasbourg.
Dancer (Ballet Rambert, London)
Businessman
Dancer (Ballet Rambert, London)
Lucy performed as a guest artist with Rudolf Nureyev in Paris & Madrid, dancing the role of Colombine to Nureyev's 'Pierrot'.
Music producer
(The Beatles)
Architect
Composer of operas - "The Mask of Orpheus", "Yan Tan Tethera", "The Io Passion" .....
Close to a circle of trees, by the River Thames, not far from Twickenham Bridge in west London, near Eel Pie Recording Studios
Scientist
A Chair of Cancer Research UK
a former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge
Helaine Blumenfeld has created more than 90 sculptures for private and public clients including Lincoln Center [New York], The Lancasters [London], the University of Cambridge and the University of Leicester. Her sculptures were shown at more than 70 exhibitions worldwide including Pietrasanta, Oslo, Salisbury Cathedral, New York, Holland…
Film director and a prominent film critic.
His 1968 film "If.." won the Palme d'Or at Cannes Film Festival
Singer
Music promoter
(London Sinfonietta)
Composer and charity worker supporting children in war zones (the Balkans during the Bosnian War, Chechnya and in the current Syrian conflict) using Music Therapy techniques.
Editor
Publications related to Architecture:
"Intervention Architecture: Building for Change",
Max Bill "Architecture Words 5: Form, Function, Beauty = Gestalt" ......
Violinist Marshall Marcus is the founder and president of Sistema Europe, CEO of the European Union Youth Orchestra, co-founder of the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, and founder of the Orquestra Barroca Simón Bolivar. A performer, lecturer and teacher across the globe in more than 70 countries, he was head of music at London’s Southbank Centre for half a decade.
British-Indian author
"The Seduction of Silence" and
"There, Where the Pepper Grows"
Journalist (BBC) and MD of BBC World Service
Writer: “Art Matters”, “On Creativity” ……
Co-author with Ann Tusa: “The Nuremberg Trial” and “The Berlin Blockade”
Arts leader:
City of London's Barbican Arts Centre
&
The European Union Youth Orchestra
Writer, playwright, song writer and a radio journalist
David Breuer, director of Quarto International Co-Editions Group
After studying psychology and philosophy in Oxford and performing as a classical pianist, James Bonas trained as an actor (RADA London) before developing a career as a director with a broad interest, ranging from classical theatre and contemporary opera to innovation in the use of video design and animation.
Lawyer, collector of modern art, publicist on the subjects of law and essayist on various aspects of culture.
Creative Director . Open Ear Music
Music is a part of all of our lives and can transform the experience in any environment.
Playwright ("Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead")
Screen-play writer including " Brazil" & "Shakespeare in Love" - Oscar 1999
Finance adviser and a poet
Polish composer, pianist and music scholar (Academy of Music in Kraków & Hochschule für Musik in Cologne).
His immense creative output ranges from operas & symphonies & vocal works to chamber & instrumental music.
Additionally Krzysztof Meyer has written biographies of Dmitri Shostakovich and Witold Lutosławski.
Dancer with Ballet Rambert (later Rambert Dance Company) 1978-1990; choreographer, set designer and costume designer
Magnum photographer, David Hurn took stills for James Bond films, “Barbarella” with Jane Fonda, "A Hard Day's Night" which was the Beatles' first film…. In 2017 Hurn donated 2200 photographs, to the National Museum Wales.
Consultant Haematologist at Kings College Hospital London. Prior to joining King’s in 2008, Dr Marcus was Consultant Haematologist in Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge for 20 years where he established the bone marrow transplant unit and saved my life.
Dancers and choreographers based in London
Entrepreneur
Poet and a publisher of literary magazine "Poetry London"
