Dance Dream

The London Arts Cafe, originally launched in 1996, served as a vibrant forum for contemporary urban art until its activities ceased in December 2007, leading to the dissolution of its charitable company in late 2008. Although no longer in operation, it aimed to highlight urban artistic developments in the capital and worldwide, fostering a reflection on cities through the lens of urban art. The Cafe hosted various events and exhibitions, including the notable City People Show and a photography exhibition documenting the history of London's black communities. It also offered a platform for artists through its residencies programme, encouraging community engagement and artistic expression in a city renowned for its diverse cultural landscape. Generated from the website

Titian Studios, established in 1963 in Notting Hill, London, is a family-run decorative painting studio renowned for its craftsmanship in antique restoration, bespoke finishes, and custom furniture. Under the leadership of Salvatore's son Rodrigo and daughter-in-law Rosaria, the studio has built a lasting reputation, offering services for both residential and commercial projects, including notable establishments such as the Royal Albert Hall and Chelsea Barracks. Relocated to a spacious 3000 sqft site in Acton in 2010, Titian Studios continues to blend heritage techniques with contemporary design, showcasing a rich library of finishes. The studio remains committed to quality, authenticity, and respect for materials, while exploring new creative avenues for surface finishes and craftsmanship. Generated from the website