Looking back : Yoyoi Kusama @ Tate Modern

… was well worth it. When my mum came to visit she was culture-thirsty (understandably so – living in Borneo) and I had saved going to Tate Modern especially for her. Damien Hirst was on simultaneously but all the hype and

Thomas Heatherwick exhibit @ V&A London

All I can say is: very very INSPIRING. Unfortunately it was forbidden to take photos but I noted down the ones I liked best and found them again. Surprising textures, organic flowy shapes, tesselation and dyanmic structures. .

Patrick Keiller Exhbition at Tate Britain London

On our way to the “Banana Theory” launch event at Chelsea (see below), we Thalia and I popped into Tate Britain and checked out the Patrick Keiller exhibit. The way the space was curated kept was captivating, as it featured

Jeremy Deller & David Shrigley @ Hayward Gallery London

Directly above: David Shrigley postcards. Unfortunately, taking photos was not allowed at the Shrigley exhbit, so only these on the blog I’m afraid! It was fab though – nice to have strong ideas communicated with humour and through many different