Posts Tagged: art
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
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. .
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. .
floating ideas
Just some images that happened to have happened to work out together. Sometimes that happens. 1. manipulated 3D body scanner result 2. ‘home made’ 3D prints i.e. layering the pieces yourself 3. Oskar Schlemmer’s Tridisches Ballet (can’t wait to go
floating ideas
Just some images that happened to have happened to work out together. Sometimes that happens. 1. manipulated 3D body scanner result 2. ‘home made’ 3D prints i.e. layering the pieces yourself 3. Oskar Schlemmer’s Tridisches Ballet (can’t wait to go
Book Launch: Lucy+Jorge Orta and Kate Fletcher
Kate Fletcher’s last book basically is the reason I am where I am today. I was in Indonesia trying to build my sustainable label Anglindo and read that book to death: it gave me many insights, including the one on
Book Launch: Lucy+Jorge Orta and Kate Fletcher
Kate Fletcher’s last book basically is the reason I am where I am today. I was in Indonesia trying to build my sustainable label Anglindo and read that book to death: it gave me many insights, including the one on
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
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
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
Anja's journey: Fashion and the Environment 