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'Mask Of The Red Death' The most amazing theatre production at the Battersea Arts Centre in London
i went too and it was soooo much fun, bit terrifying when they drag you off into a room on your own though.
The Theatre version of The Lion King, the opening scene is breathtaking!
One that comes to mind is Anthony Gormly's ephemeral Quantum Cloud sculptures. Walking round them slowly the hint of a form can be made out within. Beautiful.
Peggy Guggenheim Museum - Venice
Rebrandt at the Reichsmuseum in Amsterdam
The birthday card my nephew made me for my 30th.
The microcosmic box worlds of Joseph Cornell http://tinyurl.com/p3ddvr
The big sun at the tate modern
It was brilliant that people just went and spent the afternoon there, in the same way people might spent time in a park
As well as the sun itself, I loved the way the mirrored ceiling made everything look enormously far away!
that was cool, lying down and just looking at it
I was in the zone for A-Level art... kinda lost it after that
It’s a sea-shell - an inspiration for my new water-colour course and an endless bluebell wood in Essex last week.
Anish Kapoor's "Cloud Gate" in Chicago:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_Gate
Anish Kapoor, Untitled, 1991
So deeply dark I gasped for breath
Supernatural art exhibitions at Gruyere Castle
Interior of Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta in Pisa
cy twombly's four seasons
Itchiko Kubota hand painted silk Kimono depicting 4 seasons hung in 360 panorama. Near Mount Fuji but in a wooden structure in grounds inspired by Gaudi