FrancesSpiegel

aka Frances Spiegel from London, United Kingdom (76 years). Wizzley author for 12 years. 62%

Frances Spiegel is a freelance journalist writing travel articles, museum and art gallery reviews and recipes - mostly gluten free. Frances Spiegel is also the author of a humorous autobiographical travelogue about Toronto. As I explore that beautiful city I describe tourist attractions and tell you which are accessible to wheelchair users. But it's about more than just Toronto – it's about meeting newly-discovered family. I tell you about some of the humorous situations we found ourselves in because English English is completely different to Canadian English!

Frances Spiegel – The Story of a Compulsive Writer From Wembley

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Henry Mathews – London Artist About Whom Little is Known

Little is known about London artist Henry Mathews. Active in the 1970s/80s, this artist produced vibrant oil paintings and prints.

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Gallery Elena Shchukina - Autumn Bliss - Works by Kyosuke Tchinai and Katusha Ostroumoff Bull

Autumn Bliss, on view at Gallery Elena Shchukina in 2013, featured works by Kyosuke Tchinai and Katusha Ostroumoff Bull.

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Travel & Places

Castiglione: Lost Genius at The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace

Castiglione: Lost Genius - UK's first major exhibition devoted to Baroque artist Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione.

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Gluten-Free Lasagne Using Vietnamese Springroll Wrappers

Gluten-free lasagna recipe uses Vietnamese springroll wrappers - they make good substitutes for pasta sheets.

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Zandra Rhodes Unseen - Fashion and Textile Museum, London

London's Fashion and Textile Museum is offering a rare opportunity to see designs by Zandra Rhodes, many of which have not been seen since their catwalk debut many years ago.

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Mexico - A Revolution in Art 1910-1940 at Royal Academy of Arts

Mexico - A Revolution in Art explores relationship between political and artistic revolution in Mexico in the years between 1910 and 1940.

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Hang the Exhibition! Sir Norman Ackroyd Discusses the Royal Academy of Arts' 2013 Summer Exhibition

Four hundred works by Royal Academicians, and nine hundred pieces by non-members from all over the world, feature in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition - sensational!

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Culture and Society

Propaganda: Power and Persuasion - British Library Publication

Publication shows how world governments, since the Ancient Greeks, have used propaganda to influence the way we think. Book focuses mainly on the 20th and 21st centuries.

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Outsider art from Japan Published by WBOOKS - Book Review

Outsider Art from Japan, published by WBOOKS, presents the work of 46 Japanese artists. None have had formal training. All have a psychiatric or intellectual disorder.

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British Library Explores State Propaganda from Around the World

Propaganda: Power and Persuasion at the British Library explores government propaganda programmes from the ancient Greeks to the modern day.

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The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace, Presents In Fine Style - The Art of Tudor and Stuart Fashion

The art of dressing in Tudor and Stuart Courts is revealed through paintings, drawings, prints and books together with historical surviving clothing and accessories.

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Poster Art 150 - London Underground's Greatest Designs

To mark 150 years of London's underground transport system the London Transport Museum presents Poster Art 150 - an exhibition of 150 of the finest posters in their collection.

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Wellcome Collection Presents Souzou: Outsider Art from Japan

More than 300 examples of Outsider art from Japan are on display at the Wellcome Collection, London.

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Gangsters and Gunslingers: The Good, the Bad & the Memorabilia at the American Museum in Britain

Gangsters & Gunslingers: The Good, the Bad & the Memorabilia, explores two key chapters that shaped America's national identity: the Wild West, and the riotous years of Prohibition

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Fashion and Textile Museum Presents Kaffe Fassett - a Life in Colour

Major exhibition in London showcases designs by Kaffe Fassett, one of the world's most important contemporary textile designers.

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V&A Museum Presents Treasures of the Royal Courts: Tudors, Stuarts and the Russian Tsars

Pageantry and splendour of the royal courts of Henry VIII, Ivan the Terrible, Charles II and the Romanovs on display at Victoria and Albert Museum

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Bartolomé Esteban-Murillo on Show at the Wallace Collection, London

Free exhibition of 17th-Century Spanish Art by Bartolomé Esteban-Murillo, members of his workshop and his contemporaries.

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Bartolomé Esteban Murillo at Dulwich Picture Gallery

Dulwich Picture Gallery undergoes dramatic transformation to display masterpieces by Spanish Baroque artist Bartolomé Esteban-Murillo.

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