Can one visit too many exhibitions? Sometimes it's better to really focus, and think about and talk about, just one. Sometimes in an art-rich city like London, it's possible to wander in and out of galleries and stumble upon wonderful things, or ridiculous things, or mediocre, uninteresting things...
Recently, with other concerns uppermost, I haven't been blogging about any of the exhibitions ... and as a result I've forgotten what I've seen! Fortunately exhibitions usually allow photos - here are some taken between 26 Oct and 11 Nov. Some of the exhibitions have finished, buy you can still visit from your armchair via the links. Often there's a video or catalogue of the works.
Oceania at Royal Academy (till 10 Dec) -
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| shadows! |
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| more shadows! |
A talk by the artist and specially-composed music in Hiroko Imada's exhibition at Sway Gallery -
Francis Uprichard at
The Curve, Barbican (till 6 January) -
Anni Albers at Tate Modern (till 27 Jan; I wrote about it
here) -
The Colour of Water at Bankside Gallery -
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| Caroline McAdam Clark's work was used on the poster |
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| I've come so close to buying this print.... |
Ashurbanipal at the British Museum (till 24 Feb) -
Akiko Hirai at Contemporary Ceramics -
Doris Salcedo at
White Cube Bermondsey -
Hmm, what was this? a random gallery we went into....
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| those are "magic wands" leaning against the wall |
A bit of Bond St window dressing that caught my eye - blindfolded birds?? -
Ilse D'Hollander at
Victoria Miro Mayfair (till 21 Dec) -
Sean Scully at
Blain Southern -
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