A tartan-tinged view of life (or ma ain wee blog)
My daughter completed her A-level in art this year. I got to go into school to see her mini-exhibition and her sketch books and I was totally blown away by her talent and the sheer amount of work she has put in. I was nearly moved to tears by the work in her sketch books... Continue Reading →
There's a Cornelia Parker exhibition on at the Tate Britain so my daughter and I went off on a half term morning for a look.
The Summer Exhibition of 2021 actually took place in the autumn. I didn't mind...I was just glad to be able to go again. These are just a few of the things I particularly liked.
I took a day off and went off to the Rodin and Turner exhibitions at the Tate Modern and Tate Britain, walking between them and visiting the national COVID memorial on the way.
The William Morris gallery in Walthamstow is an easy visit from where I live. We took a trip out in that odd period between christmas and new year. It's a pretty lovely building set off on its own. We were lucky to have a nice day and some very lovely light. William Morris patterns are... Continue Reading →
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