Two intriguing free exhibitions are currently running at the Victoria & Albert Museum: “Telling Tales: Fantasy and Fear in Contemporary Design” and “All the better to see you with, my dear’: Fairytales and Enchantments”
I am going to visit those two tomorrow evening during the late opening as “Telling Tales” finishes next week already...
The more than fascinating “Moctezuma: Aztec Ruler” can be seen at the British Museum is on until 24 January 2010. The British Museum has late openings on Thursdays and Fridays, I’ll probably pick a Thursday as most museums only have late openings on Fridays only.
Whilst there I’ll also pop in to “The power of dogu: ceramic figures from ancient Japan” which is free and runs until 22 November 2009.
Goggle-eyed dogū. 1000-300BC. Tokyo National Museum
The National Gallery displays “Sacred made Real - Spanish Painting and Sculpture 1600 – 1700” until 24 January 2009 and again I will pick on of the late evening opening on Fridays.
Gregorio Fernández's Dead Christ (1625-30)
“Pop Life: Art in a Material World” runs at the Tate Modern until January 17th 2010 so I’ll pop in before my membership expires!
I can't really miss an exhibition that has a bunny on the poster, can I?
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