It’s been a while since I posted around here. I’ve been busy being a mum, and experimenting every week with a new format aka my zeitgeisty newsletter (you can subscribe here if you fancy to get in my head every Sunday evening). I’ve been asked exhibition recommendations every week, so I thought that it will…
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“It’s a man’s world” they say. When it comes to the art ecosystem, despite some efforts made in the recent years, it’s definitely an accurate affirmation: “According to the National Museum of Women in the Arts, 51 per cent of visual artists today are women. But when it comes to exhibitions and gallery representation, the…
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The oh so long month of January is finally getting to an end, the days are already longer, and London art galleries and museums have plenty of good exhibitions to keep you warm (and intellectual and visually stimulated ha!) until Spring decides to grace us with its presence. I’ve already saw some of the exhibitions…
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It’s been few months since I posted my last “sustainable & minimalist journal“, and so much has happened since that I thought that it was about time to give you some updates. First change, I decided to call it “conscious & minimalist journal” from now on. Conscious not only in regard of the planet I’m…
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I was scrolling through my Instagram few days ago (shocker I know) and I took a decision. I will come back to it in a bit, but first some context : “Instagram is not real life” yeah yeah we know it but we still feel like crap if we don’t go there, eat that, wear…
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So hello 2019. I don’t know what this year will be made of, but I already know that it will be filled with art and culture (and some burps and poops obviously). Like mentioned in a previous article on Art & Self-care, going to exhibitions, learning, and always discovering new artists (new visions) keeps me…
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I usually find the end of the year not very interesting in terms of exhibitions, even a bit lazy if I may, but it looks like after a year of great shows 2018 wants to end on a good (arty) note. A lot of the exhibitions listed in my October Art Guide are still on,…
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Last Friday I decided to treat myself, and visit Hayward Gallery’s latest exhibition “Space Shifters”. The show features the work of 20 artists spanning a period of roughly 50 years, from Alicja Kwade large-scale sculptural installation which take us on a path between reality and illusion, to Anish Kapoor distorting mirror, the exhibition messes with your…
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Any contemporary art lover will agree, London is spoiling us this month. Not only Frieze is about to re-open for another edition in its now famous Regent Park location, but the art galleries across the city decided to put on a show as well with a series of highly expected exhibitions (if I say Yayoi…
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Paris. A city I always loved for its vibe, its diversity, for its complex art scene, its cinemas, for its bars and cafés, its architecture, its gardens, and for its freedom. I visited the city regularly since I was a teenager, and I saw it evolve through the years (or maybe it was me?) for…
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When most people are dreading the idea of starting the month of September, I just simply love it. Ok, it might mean that your summer is over but for me September rhymes with new beginnings and as far as I can remember I always welcomed it with joy (and a lot of expectations) . Everything…
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Books are a big part of our lives, whether we decide to look at them from a distance on a shelf, whether we use them for education, entertainment, help, as companions, to see the world from a different angle, they are there and hopefully will always be. When I started Uni over a decade ago…
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