Tag: Exhibition
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London – Whistler At The Tate

This is the most insightful exhibition into an artist that is both well-known and one that flies somewhat under the radar. I’ve always thought James Abbot McNeill Whistler ought to be more widely known that he currently is. Whenever I visit Paris, I always make a stop at the Musee D’Orsay to see one painting…
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LONDON QUICK & DIRTY | THE HIP HOP EXHIBITION

Spend an hour or two at the Saatchi gallery on the Kings Road at the Hip Hop exhibition titled Hip-Hop – Living A Dream, which I think is a play on It was all dream. It is a collection of photographs by Jamal Shabazz, Joseph Rodriguez and Gregory Bojorquez and the stories about how those…
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8 HOLLAND ST. ST JAMES’S PARK

An art gallery within a town house that is not stuffy or pretentious. Sign us up. 8 Holland Street is a contemporary art space where everything is for sale and you can actually test out everything; furniture, art, rugs, vases the lot. The gallery in Bath is both a guesthouse and a museum, speaks to…
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LONDON – ACCIDENTALLY WES ANDERSON

I like how unpretentious this exhibition is; it is not in the big fancy museums, rather it is in an unassuming location in South Kensington (apt) and the space in contorted into different rooms through arches which is possibly on purpose so you can do that thing where you see pictures in angles, and on…
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PARIS- QUICK & DIRTY

If like me, you are fortunate enough to live in the UK, you can visit most countries in Europe in a day or a weekend, itinerary depending, and have a good time of it. Paris you can visit for a good few hours, quick and dirty: a coffee on arrival, an exhibition, lunch, a cocktail…
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LONDON- AFRICA FASHION @ V&A

Three words that do not jive with my soul; Africa, British, Museum and so when I heard that there was to be an upcoming African fashion exhibition at the V&A, I rolled my eyes because it was surely to be more of the same; a show of tokenism and white washing that would seek to…
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LONDON | TIFFANY, VISION AND VIRTUOSITY

When I was about twenty-one, those Tiffany tag bracelets were all the rage, so I saved all my money earned from working Saturdays in Russell & Bromley to buy myself one; I think I still have it actually. Back then it was a sign of… youth and frivolity, and proper high fashion. All the girls…


