Last weekend my sister and I took a trip to Amsterdam. Three days packed with museums, sightseeing and some shopping. While I had been to town before it had usually been for daytrips in order to shop or to visit a museum, so this was a new experience.

( Learn more about our trip... )

The presentations are done - the suitcase is packed - hotels are a go

A theatre ticket has been procured - brunch and dinner dates with friends have been arranged - shall be queuing for returns of another play - thinking about ditching the Lichtenstein exhibit (due to its proximity to St Pauls and the craziness that will be the preparations for MT’ ( Read more... )

Two Saturdays ago we were blessed with a crisp blue autumn sky and I decided to take a long hike and do some shopping.
Next to going wild on chilli (my dad loves that stuff and you’d be amazed at the varieties you can get at Borough Market), I strolled down the river to the Globe/Tate Modern, made my way over the Millennium Bridge to Spitafields ( Read more... )

The next exhibition at the British Library, starting on May 20th , focuses on sci-fi. The worlds that are created, the issues that are covered/discussed etc.. Thought it might be of interst to those of you coming over for a visit early this summer :-)

Okay, there have been complaints that I never share infos about good plays or exibitions I saw, so here it goes:

I visited the second part of Newspeak at the Saatchi Gallery today. Most of the actual art is online so take a virtual stroll around.
I had seen the first part of this exhibition, featuring young n' upcoming contemporary artists in July ( Read more... )