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We left college at around 8.45 and travelled to London. There was a coach full of us but only 6 from our class and so we decided to stick together for the day. We arrived at 12 ish and could barely wait to get into the gallery for a look at what was happening inside

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We found the interactive studio with tablets which we could draw on and our work went up on the wall.I drew an eye to represent the fact that we had come to see things. I wrote East Kent level 3 art and design so that for a brief moment it was acknowledged that we had been there. We all made pictures and then took pictures and admired each others efforts before moving off to look at some more things in the tanks.

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This monumental staircase is part of the fabric of the building. Fantastic piece of architecture sweeping from the ground floor upwards into the building, as much a piece of art as the art contained within it. Sometimes cathedral like and sometimes industrial the Tate modern did not dissappoint and was as splendid and majestic as the works displayed within it.You almost thought that your words would echo around its vast spaces and yet they didn't. Outstanding spaces.

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But it is a spider isn't it??
I loved this piece although I hate spiders. This was to represent motherhood. All of the arms doing all the things a mother does and also spinning a web of safety around her children whilst still able to be that little bit menacing, a trick that mothers are good at almost inately. Louise Borgios 1990s in her series which included a giant sider Maman. This is what I hoped to see. Something amazing and larger than life. A thing that I could relate to as a woman and a mother

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Outside of the gallery there was a magical little christmas market with a beautiful carousel. We all agreed that this was a beautiful piece of art even though it was outside and not part of the gallery. It made a magical day even more special and looked especially nice in the dusky half light that sundown brought us just before we left at 4.30. It felt like the night had begun to fall so that we could see the city light up before we left it behind and made our way home.