Still looking for that last minute perfect gift. My tip is the National Art Pass – the gift that keeps giving with free entry to galleries, museums and historic houses for a whole year. Continue reading
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Category Archives: Culture
What’s On in London: Pascale Marthine Tayou: BOOMERANG at Serpentine Sackler Gallery
Last chance to see BOOMERANG by Cameroonian artist Pascale Marthine Tayou at the Serpentine Gallery. Continue reading
Last Chance To See Monumental Anselm Kiefer Exhibition At Royal Academy
One of theย wonderful things about London, is the access we have to art from all over the world and the opportunity that gives to learn new stuff. No point lying, until I saw I saw the Anselm Kiefer Royal Academy exhibition posters, the only Anselm I knew was the saint (I went to school in … Continue reading
Dennis Hopper, The Lost Album, The Royal Academy of Arts
The 60s were so ridiculously photogenic and I never tireย of looking at old black and white photographs so the current Dennis Hopper, The Lost Album exhibition at the Royal Academy is right up my street. Dennis Hopper was more than a pretty (psychotic) face on the big screen. Lesser known (at least by me) is … Continue reading
London: BFI Teenage Kicks Season Kicks Off, 1 – 31 August 2014
I have been an employed adult for longer than I care to think about and yet I still get that “school’s out for summer” feeling every year. Swiftly followed by the crushing realisation that “no it’s not“ butย “hurrahย I can now get a seat on public transport“. This August, the BFI is celebrating the highs and … Continue reading
Last Week To See: Yinka Shonibare MBE at Greenwich exhibition
I feel thoroughly ashamed of myself. Greenwich is on my doorstep and I completely take it for granted. The Queen’s House (separate post coming up) is one of its treasures. I’ve walked past the grand house numerous times but finally went in recently to see the Yinka Shonibare MBE at Greenwich exhibition that is currently … Continue reading
The World According To Liz Jones In Therapy At The Other Club
Liz Jones is arguably the UK’s most famous female columnist, renowned for her confessional often controversial style. I’m not a regular reader of her column though when I do she generally elicits an eye roll reaction from me. However I like to hear things from the horse’s mouth and make my own mind up so … Continue reading
