Tag: ARTS & CULTURE
Cézanne at Tate Modern
There's an excellent art exhibition in London at the moment, showcasing the pivotal French artist Paul Cézanne (1839-190…
Japanese Prints
I'm currently holed up in my bedroom, sat with my laptop on my bed, surrounded by furniture as decorators sand the floor…
Milton Avery at the Royal Academy
It's your last chance to see the excellent Milton Avery exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts, which runs until Sunda…
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
The Royal Academy 's annual celebration of art and creativity is finally back! For the first time in its 250+ year hist…
Yayoi Kusama at Tate Modern
Last month I visited Tate Modern for the first time since the Olafur Eliasson exhibition in 2019 to experience two …
The Return of The Proms
Last week I was thrilled to return to the Royal Albert Hall to attend the world's greatest classical music festival, a…
James Barnor Retrospective
I recently went to The Serpentine to visit the first major art exhibition I'd seen since Olafur Eliasson at the Tate Mo…
Olafur Eliasson
I was immediately drawn to Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson's vibrant Colour Activity House outside the 21st …
Tim Walker: Wonderful Things
It's always a pleasure stepping into Tim Walker's whimsical world, and the V&A has plenty of it on show in a n…
ENB's Swan Lake
Do more of what you love: and if that’s going to the ballet by yourself to see Swan Lake for the 87th time, so be it. …
The China National Peking Opera Company
Last month I had the pleasure of not only attending a rare performance by the China National Peking Opera Company at Sadler…
Scheherazade
I'm fascinated by orientalism in 19th century art, architecture and music, particularly the works of Russian composers …
Secret Cinema's Romeo + Juliet
Last month, I had one of those dreamy summer days you know you'll be thinking of for years to come. It was a busy, sun…
Don Giovanni
A few weeks ago, I attended a performance of Kasper Holten’s rather unusual revival of Don Giovanni at one of my favourite…
Monet & Architecture
The impressionist artist Claude Monet (1840-1926) is best known for his brilliant landscape paintings of the French coun…
Chelsea Flower Show
There's no better way to celebrate the start of the British summer than visiting the Chelsea Flower Show . I spent a l…
Victorian Giants
Victorian Giants , the new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, celebrates the birth of art photography in the Vi…
Last Night of the Proms
One of the cultural highlights of the year for me is the Last Night of the Proms. I've always watched it on TV, attend…
La Soirée hits the West End
Roll up, roll up ladies and gentlemen - La Soirée is back in town! The multi-award-winning cabaret company has hit the w…
Aida
I didn't celebrate Halloween this year. I normally jump at the chance to dress up or cover my face in eyeliner , but…
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