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...kitchen and bring in a gas supply to an old brewery for less than a month, Flack says his core crowd expects it. "Young Londoners are used to everything around them changing quickly. They've grown up with the rave scene, and their mentality is to try new things." Waddington says, "It's all about the moment. Things become 'so yesterday,' 'so over' really fast. The great thing about a pop-up is it doesn't have time to go out of fashion." The pair are investigating building restaurants in shipping containers that can be attached to events, including London...
...lunch and dinner slots in a candlelit winter wonderland, complete with snow-dusted pine trees, were filled by Nov. 1, thanks to an October spot on YouTube, a viral e-mail campaign and word of mouth. It helped that the Reindeer's creators, Pablo Flack and David Waddington, who also helm an East End venue called Bistroteque, are particularly plugged in. A former fashion student turned restaurateur, Waddington studied at Central St. Martins alongside Giles Deacon (he designed the Reindeer's plates) and stylist Katie Grand (she designed the Christmas crackers?complete with Stephen Jones hats). The duo also drafted...
...fact that people love pop-ups means things intended to be ephemeral might return. Although every last scrap of the Reindeer?from the private dining log cabins to the cups and saucers?was sold off, Waddington and Flack are already being asked about next year and are talking about a '50s-theme Christmas pop-up, this time in Los Angeles...
...When people are spending three or four hours on the Internet, clearly it is not good for productivity at work, and the same thing is true at home," said Reuters spokesman Paul Waddington. One solution: Turn your modem off right now, in the middle of this sentence, and go for a long walk in the park. Well, it was just a suggestion...
...past six months, but Scullys are trading on the secondary market as high as $350,000, and Saatchi recently unloaded a block of nine of them on the Swedish dealer Bo Alveryd, who last month spent $70 million at three London galleries (Marlborough, Waddington and Bernard Jacobson) before moving on to the New York fall auctions. There he underbid the $20.68 million De Kooning and bought, among other things, a Johns for $12.1 million. "I thought Saatchi had good intentions," Scully says. "Now it turns out that he's only a superdealer. These guys create price levels for themselves. They...