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.
This exhibition highlights Opulence, Elegance, Family, Skill and Creativity.
A stand out for me was the ‘Panthère’
A symbol of power and elegance.
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.
These sculptures have ignited a series of questions for me. What material have these been made from? How are they ageing? How heavy are they and who made them?
Mayfair Sculpture Trail, Blue & White infanta Margarita, Manolo Valdés
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.
Escape: My first long cycle ride through London, a sunny day and a magical experience in Bermnodsey.
Two exhibits displayed in the Cerith Wyn Evans ‘No realm of thought… No field of vision’ exhibition held at the White Cube Bermondsey last month.
The tree summed up how I have been feeling during lockdown but the whole experience was my great escape. I planned my next cultural trip straight after.
An online exhibition well worth visiting.
It is a real pleasure scrolling through the images of his work.
Hollywood Roosevelt by Ian Berry
As I was looking out at the sunshine today I was reminded of a wonderful piece of work by Ian Berry . I saw his work at the London Art Fair in January and was surprised to find his art pieces were made with Denim. What a nice surprise.
February 2020 and ‘ECO-Visionaries Confronting a planet in a state of emergency’at the Royal Academy is powerful and thought provoking. I cant believe I had not heard about it earlier, but pleased to spread the message.
Dorothea Tanning exhibition at Tate Modern
After a 5 month gap I have decided to reignite and update my cultural updates. I am still a novice with the web world but having an opportunity to record the creative and inspiring opportunities out there it seems only right to spread the word.
Its wonderful how a work of art can provide that ‘feel good factor’.
A visit to the National Portrait Gallery and Tate Modern was a real treat.
Martin Parr at the National Portrait Gallery
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