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Hi lovelies, Long time no speak! So I went to Coney Island today with some friends which was really fun and as we were exploring we found lots of amazingly decorated walls so I thought to myself, I of course have to take some outfit photos! I hope you enjoy!
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Images - Mine
Hi everybody! So I'm in Barcelona currently and yesterday I had the pleasure to go to the Fundacio de Joan Míro! Everyone knows that I love art, and this gallery had swathes of surrealists to enjoy! What really caught my eye, perhaps more than the art, was the architecture itself. The amazing building is located in the hills of Barcelona and has amazing views of the whole city, with great large glass windows. Lord knows I love some white walls and this gallery did not disappoint! I would definitely recommend going if you have the chance!
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CLAUDIA COMPTE
ERIK VAN LIESHOUT
TITUS KAPHAR
(Images mine, Art property of artists mentioned above)
Hi my lovelies! So on Saturday I had the pleasure of going to Chelsea to look at a few galleries and I thought I'd share with you some of my favourites. The first one showcased the work of Swiss artist Claudia Comte in an exhibition called NO MELON NO LEMON. I absolutely loved the wooden sculptures on display and the space itself made you feel almost delirious, it was amazing.
The works of Erik Van Lieshout really caught my eye too. Entering the exhibition entitled "I am in heaven", you go through a dark tunnel (it was reminiscent of the scene in one of my favourite films Coraline where she crawls through to the alternate world) and you encounter a film (which I won't spoil for you incase you decide to go yourself!) A lot of his work explored consumerism, censorship, and the current social and political sphere so I'd definitely recommend going to see it if you're in New York or checking out his work online.
Finally, my favourite of all has to be Titus Kaphar's work. His exhibition Drawing the Blinds, examines a forgotten history and the whitewashing of history through his manipulation of what first appears to be classical and canonical imagery. It was so incredibly striking and left me lost for words.
If you ever happen to be in Chelsea I would most definitely recommend spending the day looking at some of of the 150+ galleries there and then popping over to Chelsea Market to get a bite to eat!
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