· Join Rachel Lichtenstein on Sunday June 19th for a walk around the Jewish East End as part of the Immigrants of Spitalfields Festival. Rachel is a writer and artist whose books include ‘Rodinsky’s Room’ (with Iain Sinclair) and ‘On Brick Lane.’ (Click here to book your ticket). On Brick Lane By Rachel Lichtenstein Home to successive waves of immigrants, from eighteenth century Huguenot weavers to the Jewish refugeesof the s to the late twentieth-century Bangladeshi community, Brick Lane is now one of the most fashionable and . Rachel Lichtenstein paints a very vivid picture of life in the Brick Lane area as it was in bygone days ánd in modern times. I agree with another reviewer who commented about the (slightly) awkward layout of the book, but nevertheless I think On Brick Lane is brilliant/5.
Rachel Lichtenstein was born in in Essex. Her grandparents were immigrants from Poland who settled in London's East End, before moving to Southend around the time of the Second World War. Lichtenstein studied sculpture at art college, subsequently working as an unpaid artist-in-residence at 19 Princelet Street, a Huguenot building-turned. Rachel Lichtenstein, On Brick Lane, (London: Penguin, ), pbk, pp., ISBN: , £ Suneel Mehmi. On Brick Lane is Lichtenstein's archaeological — or, as she says, somewhat schizophrenic — attempt to archive Brick Lane's past and present communities. Rachel Lichtenstein is a British writer, artist and curator who is internationally known for her books, multi-media projects and artworks that examine place.
Rachel Lichtenstein. Rachel Lichtenstein is a writer, artist and archivist. In she wrote Rodinsky's Room with Iain Sinclair, and since then she has published Rodinsky's Whitechapel () and On Brick Lane (). This last will be joined by two other books, Hatton Garden and Portobello Road to form a trilogy on London street markets. Rachel Lichtenstein is a British writer, artist and curator who is internationally known for her books, multi-media projects and artworks that examine place. Join Rachel Lichtenstein on Sunday June 19th for a walk around the Jewish East End as part of the Immigrants of Spitalfields Festival. Rachel is a writer and artist whose books include ‘Rodinsky’s Room’ (with Iain Sinclair) and ‘On Brick Lane.’ (Click here to book your ticket).
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