The Midnight Run

In the Midnight motto, ‘star’ can be taken literally, or as a metaphor for art, artists, experiences and the people in the shadow of the city, in which case it takes on a beauty and importance:

The Midnight Run //
Cause we can't see stars for fumes
we turn to smashed glass, believing
shards shine like constellations do.

Inua Ellams x

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    I, like the city, am built to withstand

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    The playground.

    I hear the city calling to be explored!

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    SUMMER MNRun

    The Journey for this Summer’s Midnight.

    START

    Tate Britain - 5.45pm
    Tate Britain Grass
    Grosvenor Road
    Pimlico Gardens
    Churchill Basketball Court (Basket Ball)
    Langdale House Space (TJ, plays music)
    Lupus Street
    Chalwood Street
    Vauxhall Bridge Road
    Bloomburg Street
    Vincent Square - Elverton Street.
    Horseferry Road - Channel 4 Building.
    Victoria Street
    Caxton Street
    Vandon Street
    Vandon Passage
    Petty France
    Castle Lane
    Cardinal walk (Poems, Plays)
    Victoria Street
    Grosvenor Place
    Hydepark Corner
    Subway, 1st Exit (Rugball, something you are proud of & you are not)
    Hydepark Corner
    Park lane
    Curzon Street
    South Audley Street
    Grosvenor Square
    Brook Street
    Avery Row (TJ plays)
    Hanover Square
    Princess Street
    Oxford Street
    Margaret Street
    Great Portland Street
    Little Portland Street
    The social (Club, dance and make merry)

    Great Titchfiled Street
    Oxford Street
    Ramillies Street
    - cross Noel Street
    Poland Street
    - cross Bradwicks
    Lexington Street
    - cross Brewer Street
    Great Windmill Street
    - cross Shaftesbury Avenue
    Rupert Court
    Wardour Street
    Leslie Street - (Mr Wong, FOOD!)

    Leicester Square
    Charing Cross Road
    Trafalgar Square (Poems)
    Duncannon St
    The Strand
    George Court
    John Adams Street
    Adelphi Terrace
    Savoy Place
    Carting Lane
    Savoy Way
    Savoy Hill
    Savoy Street

    Upstairs by Somerset
    Waterloo Bridge
    Strand
    Fleet Street
    St. Dunstans Court
    Strand
    - Cross into No. 65
    Hanging Sword Alley
    Salisbury Square
    St. Brides Passage
    Bride Lane
    New Bridge Street
    Blackfriars Bridge (Guerilla gardening)
    Upper Ground
    Belevedere Road
    Southbank centre

    END

    It’s like a jungle sometimes…

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    Check out these shots of South Africa at night…

    fear, hope, ambition, madness, loss, triumph…it’s all there…

    The Next Midnight Run!

    a million bulbs shine ”like constellations do”

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    I met Elena of http://www.cct-seecity.com last week to talk about a possible MNRun in Florence, Italy next September. Check out her website, a lot of information on what is going down in Florence, the rest of Italy and thematic similarities from there to the rest of world. (You will have to know the Italian language, though there are a few articles in English).

    Inua

    The mid-night run is as real as London gets, leaving you loving the city and feeling enchanted.

    Diya Mukarji

    The midnight run to me was sharing chips and Oreo cookie milkshakes in Tinsletown at 2am and standing on the Hungerford Bridge, watching the sun come up over London and feeling a massive sense of belonging to my city…And not needing to wear a cardigan for the whole night because in those days we actually had a summer!

    Abi Sugden

    IMG_4848 on Flickr.

    Journalist and (wo)man of the (basketball) match, Sana Malik! (Create Festival Midnight Run, 2nd July 2011, London.)

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