Quite clearly I should have listened as following a quick reference on Radio 4 about a Magna Carta exhibition at the British Library my trip was planned. Following arrival I learnt that I was about a month early but my experience was still worth it and still makes me smile.http://www.bl.uk/events?eventsubtype=exhibition
The works of art displayed in this home once owned by a retired Tate Curator and kept like a photograph in time. The works of art displayed, positioned and cared for like children and a treasured family.
A few weeks into my blog and finding the right words is my challenge. But my cultural landscape continues to inspire me, even on a rainy day.
A wonderful afternoon at Berners but does it matter if copies or originals? Surrounded by beauty made me feel good.
http://www.serpentinegalleries.org
Reiner Ruthenbeck work.
A gallery and artwork located in such a beautiful location. It was a flying trip but worth it.
Reiner Ruthenbeck work.
A gallery and artwork located in such a beautiful location. It was a flying trip but worth it.
A beautiful Sunny Day and drawn to the Serpentine. Julio le Parc http://www.serpentinegalleries.org
Sloane Square a great place to be when you want a pick me up.
AI Weiwei, coloured vases ,XU ZHEN (Madeln Company) + beautiful installation (can’t find my reference).
The Crawford Art Gallery another hidden treasure . ‘Portrait of Lennox Robinson’ by artist Margaret Clarke caught my eye and the label descriptor had ‘reason for choice’ which was really useful and very inclusive.
I have included in my pictures ‘Time Flies’ by Wm Gerrard Barry as this still makes me smile.
‘Motivational deficit’ was the main exhibition on the ground floor and included work by eight contemporary Irish artists. The pervasive nature of the recession and austerity. Definitely different view points and different perspectives at the Crawford Gallery
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