London’s Science Museum isn’t the most obvious place to visit for an Indian photography exhibition, but that’s where, until 31 March, you’ll find one.
Spanning the period 1857-2017, Illuminating India is split into three sections, beginning with 1857’s Mutiny/First War of Independence/Uprising, running through the era of independence and then zooming on a whistle-stop tour up to the present day. Continue reading
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Theo van Doesburg – Composition II (Still life)
Art exhibitions are like running. Even if the run was slow, the route hard or the weather harsh, I always return home glad I went out.
So it is with exhibitions. Even with those that don’t move me or excite me, I always come away feeling that I’ve gained something.
On Friday evening, with a little manoeuvering at home (and after bathing the baby), I set off to meet a friend at London Bridge and from there to head to the Tate Modern for its Van Doesburg exhibition. Continue reading
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