- pet shop boys at hammersmith - ever since west end girls - they put the drama into pop
- goldfrapp at hammersmith - Alison Goldfrapp, the woman is a legend: a coat made of feathers, a harlequin outfit that looked like a cup cake, her own wind machine
- madrid - amazing galleries, especially the Reina Sofia where i couldn't believe i could find all of the art i love under 1 roof: rauschenberg, guernica, calder, miro, Tàpies and Jean Tinguely's kinetic machines just in time for a fiesta: dancing at night in the streets with a brass band
- doing printmaking again - morley college - the smell of the ink
- henry moore - tate britain - wonderful to see but can't beat the open air as the man intended at sculpture park and kew
- turner prize - the one prize which everone loves to hate
- priscilla queen of the desert - when it first opened, loved the film, loved the musical
- truck festival, oxford: bellowhead a band you can't help but jig to
- milan - fashion, duomos and apperitivo time
- london school of samba - they're not kidding when they say its the most difficult latin dance
- Pet Shop Boys and choreographer Javier De Frutos - sadlers wells - the most incredible thing - need I say more?
CILIP Bang to Rights?
4 years ago
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Have you ever been to the Henry Moore Foundation in Hertfordshire? Its his old house and the grounds are full of his sculptures. The best setting I have seen his work in.
http://www.henry-moore.org/pg
no i haven't, but heard about it a couple of eyars ago. you've just reminded me that this should be on my to do list this year, thanks. i have been to the yorkshire sculpture park where there are sheep wandering around his sculptures which is pretty sweet
I went to the Henry Moore at Tate Britain. Good exhibition but I agree it would be good to see things outdoors with more space.
The most packed exhibition I've seen was the Bacon at Tate Modern. Could barely see anything, and we couldn't even get in to the Gauguin, and have now given up our Tate membership.
One of my favourite exhibtions recently was the Diaghalev & Ballet Russes at the V&A. That was brilliant and I spent ages looking at everything. Had to go on my own though as other half can't stand ballet.
Rowena 23 Things team
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