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UPDATED: National Gallery plans to turn renovation project into a massive piece of art
There’s a massive construction project under way at the National Gallery, but by the end of May it’ll look more like a giant piece of art. Precisely what type of art remains to be seen. For now, galle… more →
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Weaving Dreams
wrote 12 hours ago: Dream Weaver by Nakazzi Hutchinson I saw this piece at the National Gallery and was extremely fascin … more →
The Mall Galleries – Portraits, portraits and even more portraits!
wrote 1 day ago: Prior to leaving the house, I found out from the National Gallery’s Twitter feed that they were laun … more →
national heART
wrote 2 days ago: a few stolen moments with my girl a few stolen snaps from our nation’s gallery i’ll take … more →
Exploring London’s Art Galleries
wrote 2 days ago: For the avid followers of Andrew Graham-Dixon, of which I am one, I recommend several short courses … more →
London and the Three M's - Part Two: Museums and Memorials
wrote 2 days ago: The Museums: I have to say that in terms of museums, London kicks arse. The majority are free. They … more →
Barocci: Brilliance and Grace at the National Gallery
wrote 3 days ago: Always keen to find out more about art, I popped in to the National Gallery on Saturday to catch the … more →
Portrait of a Cake
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wrote 4 days ago: I spend a lot of time working near Trafalgar Square, but the menu where I work is boring. So the ot … more →
London
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wrote 5 days ago: The Snack box. Yum. Cities are always huge. I mean, Birmingham is rather large, but London is anothe … more →
Like Saint George and the dragon
wrote 6 days ago: Every day an Italian talks bad about his/her country. Sometimes I talk bad about my country. Why? Wh … more →
'Granted There is a Wall, What's Going on Behind it?
wrote 6 days ago: ‘A la porte de la maison qui viendra frapper? Une porte ouverte on entre Une porte fermée un antre L … more →
Hey buddy got a light...Photo #20
wrote 6 days ago: Oh my, what would the world be like without street performers. Photo #20 comes from a trip to London … more →
My Husband With Me in London! Yay!
wrote 6 days ago: I have realized I go home in a month and 5 days. Wow! Where has the time gone? Over the last couple … more →
Markets, Abbeys & Tea [LONDON, part II]
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wrote 6 days ago: I’m grouping days 2 & 3 of London into one post – if you missed day 1, you can go he … more →
Barocci at the National Gallery and Picasso at the Courtauld
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wrote 6 days ago: Up in London this week delivering my work to Novella Baroni and Flavio Gianassi at the Baroni Galler … more →
Visiting the District of Columbia
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wrote 1 week ago: At the beginning of this week, I took a mini-vacation to D.C. to stay with Kelsey and Alex, visit wi … more →
Vicopisano and Brunelleschi's military architecture
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wrote 1 week ago: How many of you knew that there is a masterpiece of Florentine architecture only a half-an-hour driv … more →
Trafalgar Square
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wrote 1 week ago: Today started with a trip down the Mall and towards Trafalgar Square. We took the opportunity to go … more →
Around London - Museums at night; Propaganda at the BL; MoL Docklands celebrates 10 years; and, Steadman at the Cartoon Museum...
wrote 1 week ago: • Expect people to be out and about around London at all hours this weekend with the kick-off tonigh … more →
Chez RJD Has a Non-Plastic Shower
wrote 1 week ago: After a truly delightful day pondering art, philosophy, concurrency, pointillism, and computer secur … more →
