Having been in something of a cultural void of late, due to all things running related (to find out more, take a look at my other blog, here) I have missed exhibitions and art a-plenty. But now I'm back on it, and have been making up for lost time by touring the city's galleries.
Here are a few of my favourite exhibitions...
Matthew Day Jackson. Everything Leads to Another, at Hauser and Wirth, Savile Row
I've been seeing a lot of coloured skulls in installations recently...
I really like these wooden leg casts too
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, Piccadilly
The Summer Exhibition is a real tradition for me. As a child, I visited every year with my Dad - it was one of the few things we did together, and I enjoy it as much for the memories as for the exhibitions.
What I love most is the mish-mash sense of it all - clashing images crowded on walls. It's refreshing to see art in abundance, rather than scaled down for concept's sake.
I've always loved pattern
Other shows I've enjoyed have been photographer Shaniqwa Jarvis' This Handsome Man exhibition, similarly her These Things exhibition atExposure
