Review: Houses of Parliament Tour
A fascinating look at the history of British politics and the creation of such beautiful architecture.
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Review: Barbie The Exhibition, Design Museum
Barbie: The Exhibition at the Design Museum in London showcases Barbie from 1959 to the present day.
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A day in Brussels, Belgium
I hopped on the Eurostar from London with an early start at 2am and headed for a day trip to Brussels, Belgium.
Here’s what I got up to!
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Short Story: Ruins of Popularity
The Ruins of Popularity is a short story set in Ancient Rome inspired by Giovanni Panini’s painting, ‘Roman Ruins with Figures’, 1730.
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Short Story: Life’s a lottery
A creative writing piece inspired by Giovanni Paolo Panini’s painting ‘The Lottery in Piazza di Montecitorio.
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Review: Hallyu! The Korean wave @ the V&A Museum
I visited ‘Hallyu! The Korean wave’ at the V&A, London. The exhibition was informative, compelling and brought South Korea’s vibrant and fast-paced popular culture to life.
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From the archive: Inspiring Walt Disney
The inspiration for Disney classics, Cinderella and Beauty and the Beast are explored in The Wallace Collections exhibition.
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Submission to the RA Summer Exhibition 2023
‘STRUNG ALONG’ – submission to the Royal Academy of Arts’ Summer Exhibition 2023.
Read about Amy’s inspiration and the deeper meaning of the artwork.
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Short Story: What lurks beneath the stormy sky
A picture tells a thousand words. In this creative writing series, I am inspired to write a short story in a thousand words using famous artwork housed in art galleries as inspiration.
Inspiration: A shipwreck in stormy seas, 1773 by artist Claude-Joseph Vernet on display at the National Gallery, London.
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Art debate: Is Michelangelo’s ‘David’ inappropriate?
Is Michelangelo’s famous sculpture ‘David’ inappropriate? What do you think?
Should art be used as political tools to support contemporary narratives and ideas?
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