Ali Smith delves into her extensive careers in music, photography, and writing during the Penny Lecture: The Value of Connection in the Creative Process, taking place in London at Morley College Waterloo on May 17, 2024. Delving into the depths of the human experience, particularly focusing on women's lives, Smith reflects on her journey through the challenges and triumphs of maintaining artistic integrity amidst the ever-changing landscape of art and commerce. Through her willingness to share personal narratives in her work, Smith aims to resonate with her audience, encouraging them to embrace authenticity and boldness in their own lives. With a background in the underground music scene and a celebrated author of books and photography, Smith's recent memoir, "The Ballad of Speedball Baby," has already become a bestseller, showcasing her commitment to amplifying women's voices. The event is open to the public free of charge, offering a unique opportunity to witness Smith's insightful perspective on the enduring value of human connection in the creative realm.

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Today, I am fortunate to embark on a cultural journey across time and space under the leadership of Diana, starting from the glorious civilization of ancient Egypt, as if taking a time machine and shuttled through history and art around the world. Diana, a teacher from Beijing, is so personable and knowledgeable that the whole British Museum is her &quot;home&quot;. She knows everything about the exhibits, like walking in her back garden, every detail is handcuffed. Her explanations are thorough, professional and interesting, and people can not help but lament her deep knowledge and expression. At first, I was worried that the three-hour tour would be too long, but soon found that the worry was completely redundant. Every minute is full of surprises and gains, time flies, and finally I feel that I have not finished! If I have the opportunity, I will not hesitate to sign up for a ten-hour or even longer in-depth tour. What impressed me more was the strong &quot;Beijing Gene&quot; on Diana&#39;s teacher. Her hearty atmosphere and humor made the entire explanation process both cordial and vivid, completely breaking the stereotype of traditional museum tours. When I listened to her, I often stared at the exhibits intently, and I couldn&#39;t help but smile. It felt like listening to Song Dandan&#39;s story - fun but thought-provoking. As a museum lover, I always thought that a good narrator could make a museum look new. And Diana was the kind of person who could make a museum &quot;live&quot;.

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Westminster Abbey, officially known as &quot;St. Peter&#39;s United Church&quot;, is known as the &quot;spire of honor&quot;. It is located in the southwest of Parliament Square in London, England. It was ordered to be built by the religious King Edward I in 1050 and completed in 1065. The existing church was rebuilt by Henry III in 1245, and was expanded in successive dynasties until it was completed in the late 15th century. It is the highest-ranking church in the UK. The church is considered a masterpiece of British Gothic architecture.

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Tower Bridge, one of the landmarks of London. It attracts numerous tourists to check in here every day. There are some shops and Costa under the bridge. Buy some snacks and eat anywhere. The afternoon begins.

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