All posts tagged culture
The Barbican Centre: a love affair with the arts
The Barbican is not just one thing. It’s architecture, it’s film, it’s music, it’s wining and dining, it’s performance, it’s dance, it’s art. In fact, I’d go as far as […]
Exclusive partnership @ Sauterelle, Royal Exchange
Do you like the finer things in life? Do you have a rich and healthy appetite? And finally, do you need somewhere new to go for a quality dining experience? […]
Review of ‘Modern Life is Rubbish’
Modern Life is Rubbish (showing in UK cinemas as of now) is the debut film of director Daniel Jermone Gill. It is an Indie, gritty romcom which gives an honest […]
Queen Mary @ the Tate
Queen Mary University is a firm believer in the radical power of art to change the world, as well as in the values of diversity, inclusion and community engagement. That […]
A Sense of An Ending
I have written before about how it feels to leave QMUL. I found that ruminating on it, having to produce some writing about it, doesn’t make the action of leaving […]
Sushi Samba
Located on the 38th and 39th floor, with a 360-degree view of the city, Sushi Samba offers a unique blend of Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian cuisine, culture and design. I have to […]
Piano Day at the Barbican
As part of the worldwide Piano Day Festival founded by pianist and composer Nils Frahm, the global, annual festival ‘Piano Day’ will be held for the fourth year at the […]
Weekend Getaways, on a budget
It’s reading week, it’s Christmas break, it’s a 3-day weekend. You want to escape the anxiety, the stress and the tiredness from the endless study sessions at the library. But […]
Home Strike: A feminist art exhibition subverting the role of ‘Woman’
The Home Strike exhibition at the L’etrangere gallery in Shoreditch brings together four women artists as they trace feminism from the 1970s to our contemporary political scene. While distinct in […]