Thirst In Search of Freshwater – Free exhibition Until 1 Feb 2026 at the Wellcome Collection
Display by Raqs Media Collective
This exhibition is worth seeing. It highlighted for me not to take water for granted but also how it is being used as currency.
Huma Bhabha Encounters: Giacometti at the Barbican
Bringing together works by Alberto Giacometti and three contemporary artists. Huma Bhabha (May 2025), Mona Hatoum (September 2025) and Lynda Benglis (February 2026). They explore themes and concerns shared by Giacometti.
An excellent way of bringing skills from the past into the future.
On a dark and rainy Saturday I decided to visit the ‘The William Morris Gallery’ in Walthamstow. It was the perfect decision.
The stalls selling local produce outside, the buzz in the gallery with families visiting was inspiring. The two exhibitions on display, are wonderful, and I really recommend visiting both the website and visiting the gallery. For the first time I really felt a gallery working with the community and providing exhibitions offering something for everyone.
Well done to the team at the William Morris Gallery.
An interactive game in the William Morris Gallery Collection. I thought this was a real example of bringing history into the modern day.
As we now move into Autumn, I have revisited these photos from an exhibition I saw at the Design Museum. Ai Weiwei: Making Sense. Food for thought.
Like a piece of music, art can provide inspiration and calm. A glimpse of my favourites, following a trip to the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2023.
So many stories to tell in one piece of fabric.This is a piece of fabric which was on display at THE OFFBEAT SARI exhibition. An exhibition displaying some amazing skills and talents
An amazing exhibition, with so many aspects to it. The fabrics, the colours and designs will I am sure inspire whoever visits.
I am revisiting my photos from a number of months ago. This glimpse of ‘Study of a Bull’ by Francis Bacon has so much energy.
This piece of work made me smile. Its often how I feel.
With spring around the corner I thought I would remind myself of the inspirational cultural landscape I experienced in 2020 and prepare myself for more to come in 2021..Kimono Kyoto to Catwalk at the V&A in September 2020.
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