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Yinka Iloria parables for happiness at the design museum 

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Yinka Iloria parables for happiness at the design museum 

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I found the exhibition quite disjointed  as I walked  from room to room . I think it was always going to be a hard task to document live dancing  in a flat brutalist  socially distanced environment the Barbican is currently.

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at Barbican Center

most dancing works and choreography of Michael Clark are inspired by punk culture. I don't know anything professional about dancing but I do feel the rebel and unique attitudes that he wants to express through dancing. but because of the lack of dancing knowledge of mine and I don't really know punk it is a little bit difficult to find the connection between me and his works.

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The botanical mind summarised in images 

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The botanical mind summarised in images 

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Botanical mind - magic mushrooms

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But a Storm Is Blowing From Paradise: Contemporary Art of the Middle East and North Africa

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But a Storm Is Blowing From Paradise: Contemporary Art of the Middle East and North Africa

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Guggenheim Online Exhibit

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Tate Modern Gallery

https://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-modern/exhibition/bruce-nauman

I could feel special from  his striking and innovative artworks. Although there were few paintings, but there were so many 3D artworks and videos.  i got inspired a lot at there

he just showed the happenings in his studio, and there were so many natural and artificial moments.

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at the national gallery

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Electronic: From Kraftwerk to The Chemical Brothers

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Electronic: From Kraftwerk to The Chemical Brothers

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The exhibition provided a lively experience fitting for music and music history fans. Fit the atmosphere of a live concert due to use of colorful and vibrant lighting and visuals accompanied by techno music. Techno music increases human heart beat and leads to a state of a euphoric-like state which accompanies the experimental exhibits quite well as it strengthens their impact.

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I loved the way the short videos provoked emotion, there were a range of different things captured in a way that made them look unusual. this made me feel curious but kind of terrified. There was also lots of typography shown as neon signs portraying different messages

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I went to see the Middle Eastern Islamic section in the V and A, but specifically to look at Turkey under the Ottomans. It was very interesting to learn more about the origins of Turkish ceramics and the introduction of different colors or the meaning behind patterns.

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V&A

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Sluices 6, A+B

I gravitatde towards this piece because the outline of the light looks like a foot. I also like how the photo is quite noisy, in regard to the grain of the photo.

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Fous on storytelling through graphite artworks with a strong focus on a post modern/futuristic African tribe.
Artwork was detailed and insanely technical with beautiful patterns and texture created throughout the story.
Very relevant to current protests and movements, encourages BLM movement through a different format (artwork).
Use of text to display artwork was minimal- if not non-existent, which was very effective as really gravitated to the contextualisation of the artwork. But would've made the story slightly clearer if names were given underneath each piece.

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I especially loved the typography artwork by Mirtha Dermisache. it was all about looking at text as an art form and it really got me thinking and inspired!

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ZANELE MUHOLI

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The Botanical Mind: Art, Mysticism and The Cosmic Tree