Posts Tagged ‘exhibitions’

Sometimes it's too easy to forget just how much there is to discover or revisit in London. Last week I went to a preview of a great exhibition of Hypercomics, which has filled Battersea Park's Pump House Gallery with magical mystery and multi-directional narrative.

In search of the Atom Style / Atomium 58: 14 visies [Comics and Architecture post #3] – And speaking of the retrofuture, I want to go to these exhibitions at the Atomium in Brussels. Amazing building, wonderful art, lovely beer, who wants to come with me? I'm thinking first weekend in September (it finishes on [...]

Those people following me on Twitter will probably have noticed how lacklustre I've been feeling this past week. I'd put it partly down to the weather, even though the fact that summer seems to be over actually didn't come as a surprise to me. The make-up induced allergy that caused my face to painfully erupt [...]

Story of London | 100 London Faces – must try and get along to have a look at this.

Seems like it's been a whole fortnight since I went to the private view of the exhibition I participated in. The exhibition had already been open for a week by the time that happened, and I still haven't got around to re-plugging it after I briefly mentioned it before it was up on the walls. [...]

One of my photos has been selected to be in the upcoming Slow Exposure exhibition at Foyles. If you can't make it to the private view on May 1st, the exhibition opens on April 24th and runs for a month, if you want to catch it. (There's a Facebook event for the private view, [...]

I went to see the Byzantium exhibition at the Royal Academy a couple of weeks ago. It was full of quite lovely things, but to be honest I wouldn't worry that the show's finished now, as it wasn't displayed very well. You'll have a much more pleasant time seeing similar stuff on display in the [...]

Although I don't make resolutions, one thing I do tend to do in the new year is make a concerted effort to go to more exhibitions (which often peters out later in the year). I think one of the reasons is because lots of exhibitions seem to end at the start of the year. I've seen three exhibitions already…