[London] Doing activities

[kaberett]

These are things I would like to go to. For exhibits at the NHM and Kew Gardens I can get people in for free; for exhibits elsewhere it is typically the case that I get in as a concession and get a free carer i.e. we can split the ticket price. I can be very flexible about times; please do let me know if you're interested in any of these (or make counter-offers of things I'm not aware of that you'd be into!).

• Shoes: Pleasure & Pain (V&A): ticketed; what it says on the tin. Until January 31st.
  
• Alexander Calder: Performing Sculpture (Tate Modern): ticketed exhibition of kinetic sculpture, for which I am a Maybe if anyone is interested in going with. Until April 3rd.
  
• Otherworlds (NHM): landscape photography of the solar system; 77 composite images from NASA and ESA data. January 22nd-May 15th.
  
• Vanilla and Concrete (Tate Britain): free exhibit of sculpture from emerging artists. Until June 19th.
  
• Misc poking around the Tate Modern, particularly the sculpture galleries.

Comments

[davidgillon]

Could definitely be interested in Otherworlds. I'm not sure Shoes: Pleasure and Pain would hold my interest, but I'll definitely be interested in hearing your views on whatever it has to say about shoes and boots in mythology, given I'm tapping that vein for the plot of the new novel.

[kaberett]

ha, will see if I can find someone to take with me to it!

[davidgillon]

But definitely available anytime for Otherworlds!