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Showing posts with label london. Show all posts

Friday, 14 February 2014

Paul Klee

Tate Modern
13/2/14

I enjoyed it but not in an engaging manner. There was a beauty of being free and curious in his work. I went for the second time to see Klee and I think I appreciated his work more than the first time.

St.Valentines

Wednesday, 23 October 2013

Reith Lecture 2013: Grayson Parry

Only just discovered the joy of Reith Lectures! 
This year is by Grayson Parry, you either love him or hate him. Lectures are interesting as he brings art to our eye level and also discusses many controversial and commercial aspects of contemporary art. He might change my view or educated me to accept contemporary art as what it is. 

I have uploaded the links of each lecture, so please just click to listen. Enjoy it!





Sunday, 18 August 2013

Summer exhibition 2013

It was good fun to see lots of random work from diverse group of people. 
Interestingly paintings were still far more popular catch than prints for obvious reasons
but great to see different mediums on display. Grayson Parry's large scale tapestries 
were very good and thought provoking.  
Maybe there is hope for me too! 

Royal Academy of Arts 
10/06- 18/08

Saturday, 19 January 2013

Klein & Mokiyoma

Tate Modern
10.10.2012 - 20.1.2013

William Klein
Daido Moriyama
Evening View 1977
Daido Moriyama

Sunday, 13 January 2013

Edward Thomas

It was a great chance to get to know the great English Poet
Edward Thomas.

Perfect evening with the play and dinner at Ottoleghi!
Yes, I am showing off here :)

Sunday, 14 October 2012

E Munch

@ Tate Modern
28 June - 14 October 2012

A replica by Sae-Won!
I have to say, I really enjoyed his exhibition when I did not expect
to be surprised and heard 'Scream' did not come!
So I decided to paint my version of 'Scream' and
I plan to paint a parody version of it too.


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Monday, 27 August 2012

Metamorphosis- Titian 2012

11 July- 23 September 2012
@ National Gallery



A very clever and interesting collaboration of three artists

Chris Ofili
Conrad Shawcross
Mark Wallinger

It was a cross over of art, dance, and music in its various forms.
I am a fan of Chris Ofili and it was a delightful occasion to see his
very recent paintings.