


A gallery visit this week to the Victoria Miro Gallery in Mayfair, to see the very mad and puzzling work of Maria Nepumenco. If you do visit, don’t be put off by having to ring the bell, and then wait for the inner, white sliding screen to reveal the gallery beyond. Feeling emboldened, my friend and I then rang the bell of Trinity House and were welcomed in to look at some wonderful paintings - above our budget - starting at £22,000 for a very modest drawing by Henry Moore.
Like the look of that quilt - it's rather lovely. And how brave to ring a bell to get into an expensive gallery.
ReplyDeleteThe circle quilting looks great! In fact the only hole quilt looks fab!
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