Launch: Expressway And byNWR

Expressway And byNWR

Are you obsessive about the Arts? Then let me introduce you to byNWR! What’s that stand for? Who cares – acronyms are bloody cool.

Last Tuesday saw the launch of Expressway at the very luxurious surroundings of The Academicians’ Room at the Royal Academy. What is Expressway you ask, well like the name suggests it is a direct and fast route into the arts and by arts everything is included: spoken word, film, print media and music.

Express Way is a co-curated project between The Academicians’ Room and byNWR, the latter is the brainchild of film director, Nicolas Winding Refn (Bronson, Drive etc).



Expressway And byNWR

Expressway And byNWR

It was certainly an interesting event which kicked off with an interesting and hilarious conversation with legendary journalist Jimmy McDonough who regaled the audience with tales of past escapades. The evening also saw a screening of the newly restored Night Tide (1961) with a young Dennis Hopper.

byNWR – an unadulterated expressway for the arts. Find out more here http://www.bynwr.com/


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